While I am left wing, the end of my fourth paragraph as all about the Church replacing government in health, education and social services. That looks pretty libertarian to me, but to do that, it can no longer be the High Church of Damnation, agents of the Pope (even this one) or the personal property (or personal trusteeship) of the bishops. Christian or Catholic Humanism is also more libertarian than liberal. Morals are for our sakes, not God's. In politics, that is Social Libertarianism, keeping the state out of moral matters and leaving them with the individual (not using the Church as a substitute for government). This is much better than being an economic libertarian and a social authoritarian, especially if the Church is to be trusted to replace the state rather than making the state its enforcer of morals and capitalist values. I can't see Jesus of Nazareth endorsing either of those propositions.