I disagree most strongly with your assertion that Jesus did not agree with “progressive concepts of Justice.”  Indeed, Jesus was a radical progressive on justice issues during his time on earth, and remains so today.  One only needs remember Jesus’ radical re-interpretation of the (Mosaic) Law recorded in the Gospel of Matthew – the so-called ‘you have heard it said … but I say to you … sayings.  

Traditionally, the Law was interpreted to mean one should ‘hate’ and ‘kill’ one’s enemies … on wealth, Jesus said it was hard for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven.  In short, Jesus scandalised the authorities of his time by ‘reversing’ what had been understood, incorrectly it seems, as the Law.  Our Lord said that instead of the traditional interpretation of the Law, we should love our enemies, return good for evil, and give our wealth away.  Jesus also included women in his ministry, and St. Paul names a female apostle.  

Jesus was radically 'progressive' on justice issues.