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I think it has a similar appeal to socialism, since Catholics can deliver a decent critique of the conditions of modern American life and the larger problems caused by capitalism, and correctly diagnosing that some things require global action. But instead of socialism or global communism they think it should be the church.

I think it's kinda interesting though that it seems to have drawn in some urban socialites from New York City. There's been some crisis or shock to their moral value system so they're finding their way back into an old structure to hold things together. That's how the Freemasons got started as a LARP of medieval guilds and drew in the urban middle classes.