Everyone, In 1940, on the eve of the United States entry into World War II, the late Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979) published Freedom Under God. This Labor Day, September 2, Norm Kurland's all-volunteer interfaith Center for Economic and Social Justice (CESJ) is republishing a new, annotated version of this neglected classic under its âEconomic Justice Mediaâ imprint, complete with an in-depth foreword written especially for this edition, as well as a bibliography and index not included in the first edition. Norm has led the Just Third Way movement. You may want to visit CESJâs website at http://www.cesj.org , noting especially the âaccomplishments brochure,âwhich briefly mentions CESJâs two audiences with Pope John Paul II, during the first of which in 1987 with members of Polish Solidarity before the collapse of the Soviet Union, when the pope graciously encouraged CESJ in its work.   While Freedom Under God addresses the loss of true freedom throughout the world, Sheenâs special concern was freedom of religion. This is under increasing attack today. Personal and family economic life are also in grave danger as the State continues to expand its economic power to fill the vacuum left by the growing powerlessness of ordinary people under monopoly capitalism.  Then-Monsignor Sheen traced the rise of totalitarian State power in the first half of the 20th century to the fact that fewer and fewer people in America and throughout the world owned labor-displacing productive capital assets â what Sheen called âcreative wealth.â As Sheen argued, only universal personal and joint access to the power and profits associated with private property rights in capital has the capacity to restore the foundation of true personal freedom, empowerment and human dignity.  In conformity with the precepts of the natural law on which Sheen relied to develop his thought, CESJ adds that genuine economic reform must also comply with the Just Third Way triad of interdependent principles of economic justice: Participative Justice, Distributive Justice, and Harmonic Justice. Lawyer-economist-ESOP inventor Louis O. Kelso and Aristotelian philosopher Mortimer J. Adler first described these principles in Chapter 5 of their best-selling 1958 book The Capitalist Manifesto, which can be downloaded free from http://www.cesj.org/publications/freedownloads.html.  Sheenâs eloquent call for a moral foundation for a just market economy beyond monopolistic ownership under capitalism as well as all forms of collective ownership fell on deaf ears. The near-global acceptance since the Great Depression of the 1930s of the Keynesian "mixed economic model" totally ignores broad-based capital ownership as a natural supplement to any nation's income distribution policy. State-controlled debt-backed money, plutocratic ownership, ever-rising price levels, and redistributive tax systems have stunted faster rates of market-based, sustainable and balanced growth in every country. But this flawed, class-divided model has become the unquestioned model for economic development.  The world needs the wisdom of Fulton Sheen now more than ever. The republication of Freedom Under God helps introduce the work of this pivotal thinker to a new generation of readers and students, as well as to CESJâs comprehensive set of monetary, tax and other institutional reforms to achieve a property-based form of economic democracy to serve as a complement to political democracy for achieving Peace, Prosperity and Freedom in all countries throughout the Global Village.  Fulton J. Sheenâs Freedom Under God, ISBN 978-0-944997-11-6, cover price $20.00, will soon be available on-line from Amazon and Barnes and Noble, and by special order from selected other bookstores. Quantity discounts are available for schools and universities, religious organizations of all faiths, and Justice-oriented civic groups. We are asking for your support to ensure the success of this effort to reintroduce this âlong lostâ work by a great thinker to new generations of people of all faiths who are unfamiliar with Sheenâs work in this area. Yours in harmony, Bruce Bruce L. Cook, Ph.D. President, GHA-USA Vice-President, GHA Director of CSSS Publishing and Editorial team President, World Writers Resources, Inc. Author, Harmony of Nations: 1943 â 2020, Just Fiction Editions, 2012 1407 Getzelman Drive Elgin, IL 60123 USA 312-859-8090 cookcomm@xxxxxxxxx www.harmonyofnations.com http://author-me.com http://www.peacefromharmony.org/?cat=en_c&keyT4