Introduction, Joseph E. Capizzi (The Catholic University of America, USA) and William C. Mattison III (University of Notre Dame, USA)

Foreword
Serge-Thomas Bonino, O.P. (Angelicum, Italy)

Roots of Morality

1. Nature, History, and Moral Theology: Jean Porter's Retrieval of Scholastic Natural Law (David Lantigua University of Notre Dame, USA)

2. Is Ecstatic Eudaimonsim Unacceptably Self-regarding? (John Hare, Yale Divinity School, USA)

3. Nature and Grace in Christian Ethics: An Engagement with Jean Porter (Gerald McKenny, University of Notre Dame, USA)

4. Perfection and the Problem of Lukewarm Charity (David Elliot, Catholic University of America, USA)

5. Connaturality and the Passions (Angela Knobel, University of Dallas, USA)

6. More Natural Virtues (Jennifer Herdt, Yale Divinity School, USA)

Justice, Law, and the Common Good

7. Two Approaches and Still Other Philosophical Perplexities of Catholic Social Teaching (Russell Hittinger, University of Tulsa, USA)

8. Households and the Economy: Reflection on how Institutions Shape Economic Thought (Mary Hirschfeld, University of Notre Dame, USA)

9. 'Ministers of Law?' Aquinas, Legal Ethics, and the Vocation of a Lawyer (Elisabeth Kincaid, Loyola University, USA)

10. Lust: An Augustinian Riff on a Thomistic Vice (Lisa Sowle Cahill, Boston College, USA)

11. Tainted Goods (Jeremy Waldron, New York University, USA)

Bibliography
Index