How to invest according to Catholic values

For a Catholic, investing means understanding that financial decisions are never morally neutral. From a Christian perspective, money is not an end in itself, but a means to serve the common good. Therefore, investing according to Catholic values implies aligning profitability, responsibility, and moral coherence, applying the principles of the Social Teaching of the Church […]
Faith-based Investing: a Moral Responsibility for Christians

Faith-based Investing: Investing with purpose Faith-based investing stems from a deep conviction: money can and should serve the common good. Investing is not merely a way to grow wealth; it is an opportunity to help build a more just and human economy grounded in Catholic values in investing. Catholic investing begins with a simple truth: we are not the […]
Faithful Investing Guide: How to Align Your Investments with the Social Teaching of the Church

Faith-consistent investing is neither a marginal alternative nor a passing trend. It is a necessary response for Catholic investors who seek to live their faith also in the economic sphere. In an increasingly complex, globalized financial world dominated by purely technical criteria, Faithful Investing emerges as a solid path to align capital, conscience, and the […]
Reasons to Invest with Faith (and with Sound Judgment)

Invest with faith: why where you invest your money truly matters “Tell me how you invest, and I’ll tell you who you are.” This saying, often applied to personal relationships, is just as relevant in the world of finance. Yet many investors are unaware of where their money is actually invested and, consequently, what activities […]
Faith-based Investing in the ESG Era

Faith-based investing has become an increasingly important topic in today’s financial world, especially as ESG criteria dominate the conversation around ethical and sustainable investments. More and more Catholic investors—individuals, families, dioceses, religious orders, foundations, and Catholic institutions—are asking a fundamental question: Is investing according to ESG criteria enough to ensure coherence with my faith and […]
What Makes Faithful Investing Different from ESG?

Catholic investing today faces a growing challenge: distinguishing between investment approaches that present themselves as ethical, yet lack a solid moral foundation. As ESG criteria become increasingly widespread, many Catholic investors ask a crucial question: Is ESG compatible with faith-based investing, or is there a more coherent alternative rooted in Catholic values in investing? Faithful Investing emerges precisely as the answer to […]
Catholic Values in Investing as the Foundation of Financial Decision-Making

Catholic values in investing is an expression that, far from being an abstract concept, constitutes a guiding principle for those who wish to invest in a way that is coherent with their faith. More and more investors are seeking to integrate ethical and Catholic criteria into their financial decisions, ensuring that their capital does not contribute to activities contrary […]
Faith-based Investing: Build Ethical Portfolios Aligned with Your Faith

Catholic investing -also known as Faith-based Investing– shows that investing with coherence is not only possible but deeply necessary. In a financial world dominated by the pursuit of profit, more and more investors seek faith-based investing, capable of integrating values, ethical principles, and solid financial criteria. Ethical investing from a Catholic perspective views money not as an end in itself, but as a means […]
Can the Catholic Church Invest?

Catholic investing and the life of the Church are not opposing realities, but two spheres that must remain in dialogue. A common question arises: if the Gospel calls for detachment from material goods, can the Church invest? According to recent Church documents, the answer is clear: not only is it possible, but in many cases […]
Is ESG Compatible with Faith-Based Investing?

Faith-based investing is becoming increasingly relevant in the financial world, reflecting a genuine desire to invest ethically, responsibly, and in full alignment with Christian values. In recent years, ESG criteria (Environmental, Social and Governance) have become a global reference for investors seeking to integrate sustainability into their portfolios. But a key question remains: Is ESG […]