Catholic Social Teaching (CST) Quiz

According to Catholic Social Teaching (CST), what is the importance of human relationships and community involvement?

• Being social is not important

• Participation is not necessary

• Establishing connections and acting on repeated invitation is key

• People are isolated individuals

What does CST emphasize about participation in a family?

• Participation in a family is only for the rich.

• Family is not important in society.

• Society should not support families.

• All people should have an opportunity to participate in a family.

What is the meaning of the term 'Common Good' in Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• The responsibility of individuals and local organizations to support the good of human beings

• The right and responsibility of all people to participate in society

• The moral principle that large organizations should take over responsibilities

• The social condition that allows all people to reach their full potential

What is the principle of 'Subsidiarity' in Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• The right and responsibility of all people to participate in society

• The social condition that allows all people to reach their full potential

• The moral principle that large organizations should take over responsibilities

• The responsibility of individuals and local organizations to support the good of human beings

According to CST, what are the rights necessary for people to be able to live?

• The right to live by Conscience

• Survival Rights

• Thrival Rights

• Rights pertaining to moral and cultural values

What is the principle of 'Option for the Poor and Vulnerable' in Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• The poor and vulnerable should not be given any priority

• The needs of the poor and vulnerable should be met first by society

• The needs of the rich and powerful should be met first by society

• The poor and vulnerable are better than others

What is the principle of 'Solidarity' in Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• An understanding that we are all part of the same human family

• All of the above

• A spirit of friendship between individuals, groups, and nations

• A constant commitment to the common good

According to CST, what is the value of work?

• Work has no value

• Work reflects God's work of creation

• Work does not contribute to human dignity

• Work is only for the benefit of the people

What are the rights of workers according to Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• Right to employment, unfair pay, safe workplace

• Right to unemployment, decent and fair pay, unsafe workplace

• Right to unemployment, unfair pay, unsafe workplace

• Right to employment, decent and fair pay, safe workplace

What is the requirement of caring for God's creation according to Catholic Social Teaching (CST)?

• Caring for creation is not required

• Caring for creation is based on God's call in the Book of Genesis

• Caring for creation is only for humans

• Caring for creation is the responsibility of animals and elements