The Social Message of the Early Church Fathers, by Igino Giordani is a study of how the early Church Fathers (such as St. Paul, St. Augustine, St. Ambrose) understood and applied Christian social principles, such as love, justice, equality, and solidarity, in the daily life and structure of ancient Roman society, emphasizing that faith must be translated into concrete actions to build caring communities and fight for the dignity of every human being, especially the poor and marginalized, against social injustice. This book is an exploration of how early Christianity radically changed social views, demanding its people to be agents of positive change by practicing love and justice in concrete ways.