Catholic Social Teaching Review

Oliver, Archie, Braydon, Fletcher, and Brent are discussing the Catholic Social Teaching principle that they should treat each other with equal respect and sacredness, as they believe everyone is created in the image of God. Which principle are they discussing?

• Call to Family, Community and Participation

• Preferential Option for the Poor

• Life and Dignity of the Human Person

Imagine a scenario where Lincoln, Beau, and Hugh believe that all people belong to one human family and this belief extends to all creation, including animals and plants. What principle are they demonstrating?

• Solidarity

• Subsidarity

• Peace

Lincoln, Sebastian, Oscar, Will, and Braydon are discussing their responsibilities towards the earth's resources. They agree that they have a duty to care for these resources as

stewards rather than as consumers. What principle are they referring to?

• The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

• Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

• Stewardship of the Environment

Oliver, Blake, and Leo are discussing the theme of Catholic Social Teaching: Call to Family, Community, and _______________. What could fill in the blank?

• Participation

• Poor and Vulnerable

• Human Person

During a discussion in the ethics class, Lincoln emphasized the theme of Catholic Social Teaching: Life and Dignity of the _____________.

• Solidarity

• The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

• Human Person

Hugh, Beau, Harper, Oliver, and Leo are discussing the theme of Catholic social teaching in their theology class. They all agree on 'Option for the Poor' but are debating the second part. Hugh suggests it's 'Option for the Poor and _______________'.

• Social Justice

• Vulnerable

• Human person

Oscar and Jett are discussing the theme of Catholic social teaching. Oscar believes it's about the Dignity of Work and the ________________________________. What does Jett think?

• Participation

• Rights of Workers

• Poor and Vulnerable

Sebastian and Harper are part of a community service group. They believe in standing up for their fellow members, Fletcher and Braydon, when they are unable to defend themselves. What principle does this scenario best represent?

• Life and Dignity of the Human Person

• Solidarity

• Rights and Responsibilities

Angus and Oscar are discussing economics. Angus argues that the economy must serve people, not the other way around. What principle is Angus referring to?

• The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

• Care for God's Creation

• Option for the Poor and the Vulnerable

William and Blake are discussing about their company's policies. William believes that if the dignity of work in their company is to be protected, then the basic rights of their colleagues must be respected. What principle is William referring to?

• Call to Family, Community, and Participation

• The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

• Rights and Responsibilities