Sociality, Church, and Management

Abstract

This article offers some reflections for an economic-managerial interpretation that emerged from the reading of the book by Alessandro Clemenzia, In the Trinity as Church, and in relation to the perspective offered by the Economy of Communion. This paper is organized on three levels: the personal, the institutional (business) and the global one. In fact, if the individual’s behavior (both in terms of descriptive and prescriptive point of view) is critical in the economic issue, it cannot be neglected the theoretical approach assumed on the nature of the company, which produces different implications both on relationships occurring in the inside of the organizations and between organizations. Equally important is the overall size of the economic and social life, which attracts not only the need to affect the lifestyles of individuals and peoples, but also to reconsider the relationship between the peoples themselves, so that everyone can make their own peculiar contribution to the common good.