“ ‘communal’ ” liberalism because it suggests a political theory that justifies policies of freedom, tolerance, and pluralism by reference to the good of the political community and its subcommunities, not only by reference to the rights of individuals.”25 Drawing on the work of Jacques Maritain in his classic treatise, The Person and the Common Good, Stiltner argues that we exist in and for communities (which are not, as some strands in liberal theory often have it, merely instrumental for personal