What leads the Church to seriously

consider the social problems of today and to offer

solutions?

• Politics

• Compassion

• Guilt

• Free Will

Which of the following refers to the

teaching of the Church that examines human society in

light of the Gospel and Church Tradition for

the purpose of guiding Christians as they carry

on the mission of Jesus in the world?

• Catholic Social Teaching

• Catholic Social Worker

• Ten Commandments

• Pastoral Constitution on the Church

  in the Modern World

All of the following are major themes from

Catholic social teaching except:

• the right of the bishops to speak on

  social issues

• solidarity

• care for God’s creation

• the dignity of work and the rights of

  workers

What are the two aspects of participation

that are often listed as separate themes

of Catholic social teaching?

• compassion and freedom

• solidarity and common good

• common good and subsidiarity

• decision-making and freedom

The option for the poor and vulnerable

applies to people who are

• denied the ability to participate equally

  in society

• deprived of basic rights

• without money

• all of the above

Which of the following is not a right that is

due to workers?

• the right to employment

• the right to set one’s own wages

• the right to a safe workplace

• the right to decent pay

Who wrote “On Capital and Labor” and

established a savings bank for the poor?

• Dorothy Day

• Pope Leo XIII

• Cardinal James Gibbons

• Frédéric Ozanam

Who supported the labor union called the

Knights of Labor?

• Dorothy Day

• Pope Leo XIII

• Cardinal James Gibbons

• Frédéric Ozanam

What sparked the modern Catholic social

teaching tradition?

• Marxism

• the signs of the times in the eighteenth

  and nineteenth centuries

• the debate over slavery

• none of the above

What is the primary purpose of work?

• to provide goods and services for others

• to unionize all laborers

• to provide a decent life for workers and

  their families

• none of the above