Dorothy Day p. 51-66

Which 2 popes argued that workers have a right to form organizations and unions in order to protect their rights and improve their conditions?

• Pope Francis and Pope Benedict

• Pope Pius XI and Pope Leo XIII

• Pope Leo XI and Pope Pius XIII

• Pope John Paul II and Pope Pius XI

There were 4 important ideas that were central to the understanding of the Catholic Worker. They were:

• personalism, the common good, subsidiarity, service

• personalism, the common good, morality, distributism

• personalism, the common good, subsidiarity, distributism

• service, morality, the common good, unity

_______________________offers a view of the human person that avoids the overemphasis on the individual and individual freedom found in capitalism but does not accept communism's emphasis on the collective or state at the expense of the individual person.

• common good

• subsidiarity

• distributism

• personalism

_______________________can be understood as the social and community dimension of the moral good.

• personalism

• the common good

• subsidiarity

• distributism

The common good cannot be separated from _____________.

• emotion

• the moral good

• service

• personalism

_____________________is an emphasis on personal responsibility, not only a man's responsibility for himself, but also his responsibility for others.

• personalism

• common good

• subsidiarity

• distributism

Who said, "Almost without being aware of it, we end up being incapable of feeling compassion at the outcry of the poor, weeping for other people's pain, and feeling a need to help them, as though all this were someone else's responsibility and not our own"?

• Pope Leo XIII

• Pope Francis

• Pope John Paul II

• Pope Luis XI

Maurin and Day were convinced that the economic system that best serves the common good and reflects the principle of subsidiarity is _____________________________.

• personalism

• distributism

• socialism

• capitalism

________________________maintains that most people should be working for themselves and not for a wage, because in this way one preserves the true dignity of work.

• distributism

• subsidiarity

• personalism

• the common good

Who founded the Catholic Worker Movement?

• Peter Maurin

• Dorothy Day

• Peter Kropotkin

• Peter Maurin and Dorothy Day