Social Justice Unit 1 Vocabulary

The virtue by which we hold firm in pursuing the good, despite difficulty or dangers.

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

The virtue that helps us to judge what is truly good and to choose the right means of attaining it.

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

The virtue that enables us to carry out our duties even if doing so might require great sacrifice and suffering.

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

The virtue by which we give each one what is due to him or her. 

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

The virtue needed whenever we are faced with a difficult decision. 

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

The virtue by which we control our passions and desires.

• Prudence
• Justice
• Temperance
• Fortitude

What are the four cardinal virtues?

• prudence, love, justice, and temperance

• hope, charity, justice, and peace

• prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance

• prudence, hope, charity, and peace

The cardinal virtues are named "Cardinal" because...

• because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,

• only priests have to use them

• because they are pivotal or essential for living the Christian life

Which of these is NOT a corporal work of mercy?

• Feed the Poor

• Shelter the Homeless

• Visit the Imprisoned

• Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

Which of these is a type of justice?

• Human

• Distributive

• Honorary

• Elderly