[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 

THREAT OF RADICAL CAPITALISM SPREADING IN WORLD
[In the encyclical Centesimus Annus, after the collapse of the communist
system, Pope John Paul II identified] "a risk that a radical capitalistic
ideology could spread" [which refuses even to consider the realities in
the Third World and the reality of human alienation, especially in the
more advanced countries.]
[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 42]

DEBT CRISIS COULD UNDERMINE WORLD ECONOMY, SHOULD PURSUE DEBT CANCELATION
[He specifically identifies the debt crisis, writing]: "it cannot be 
expected that the debts which have been contracted should be paid at the 
price of unbearable sacrifices. In such cases it is necessary to find - 
as is partly happening - ways to lighten, defer, or even cancel the debt,
compatible with the fundamental right of peoples to subsistence and progress."
[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 35]

IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE STATE, TO GUARANTEE SECURITY
[In respect to the role of the state, he writes:] "Hence the principal task
of the State is to guarantee this security, so that those who work and produce
can enjoy the fruits of their labors and thus feel encouraged to work
efficiently and honestly. The absence of stability, together with the 
corruption of public officials and the spread of improper sources of
growing rich and of easy profits deriving from illegal or purely speculative
activities, constitutes one of the chief obstacles to development and to
the economic order.
[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 48]

POPE JOHN PAUL II: SPECULATION IS EVIL
[In respect to the role of the state, he writes:] "Hence the principal task
of the State is to guarantee this security, so that those who work and produce
can enjoy the fruits of their labors and thus feel encouraged to work
efficiently and honestly. The absence of stability, together with the 
corruption of public officials and the spread of improper sources of
growing rich and of easy profits deriving from illegal or purely speculative
activities, constitutes one of the chief obstacles to development and to
the economic order.
[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 48]

SOLIDARITY WITH ALL OF HUMANITY, NOT JUST TO FAMILY OR TRIBE OR NATION
This duty [of solidarity] is not limited to one's own family, but
extends to all humankind.
[source: Centesimus Annus, p. 51]