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?

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?

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

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

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

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?

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?