The roots of justice

The roots of justice in the Catholic Faith tradition are found in

• Scripture

• New books

• Only the Old Testament

• Only the New Testament

Which of the following fits with commutative justice

• I am my brother’s keeper

• I owe a debt of gratitude only to big corporations

• I owe my society certain things

• I don’t own anyone anything at all

what is one way somebody can participate in legal justice, something they owe society?

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In Leviticus it says we should help those who need it as if they are a stranger. Who else may appear to us as a stranger?

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What are we called to do about the rights of the poor and needy?

• Ignore them as if they have no rights

• Defend their rights

• Nothing at all

In the verse John 13:1-17 Jesus teachers that no one person is better than

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The story of Jesus healing and forgiving the paralyzed man in Mark 2: 1-12 shows what?

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In Matthew 14:13-21 Jesus fed 5,000 people. What was he showing when he did this?

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In Matthew 21:43 Jesus says “Therefore I tell you that the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit.” What was he telling the priest and Pharisees?

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Romans 3:22 says “This righteousness is given through faith in[a] Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no difference between Jew and Gentile,” what does that mean?

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