Team Mode (2) CST

In a discussion about the values that should guide their community, Oliver, Aiden, and James debated what should be the foundation of a moral vision for society according to Catholic Social Teaching.

• Religious authority

• Political power

• Human dignity

• Economic growth

In a small town, Ethan and Hannah are organizing a community event to bring families together and strengthen local bonds. Which theme emphasizes the importance of family and community participation?

• Rights and Responsibilities

• Call to Family, Community, and Participation

• Solidarity

• Care for God’s Creation

Maya and Samuel are discussing the teachings of the Catholic tradition regarding human rights. What do they conclude about these rights?

• They are irrelevant

• They are only for the wealthy

• They must be protected

• They are optional

In a discussion about societal values, Maya argues that a basic moral test in society is how we address certain issues. She believes that the needs of the poor should be prioritized. What do you think is considered a basic moral test in society?

• Political representation

• Technological advancement

• The needs of the poor

• Economic stability

According to Catholic Social Teaching, what must the economy serve?

• Technology

• Corporations

• People

• The government

In a school project, Anika, James, and Ethan are working together to help their community. They believe in supporting each other and fostering a sense of belonging among their classmates. What does this solidarity emphasize in the context of their human relationships?

• Economic competition

• Nationalism

• Global family

• Individualism

In a community meeting, Priya emphasized the importance of individuals taking responsibility for their surroundings. What is a key responsibility of individuals in society according to Catholic Social Teaching?

• To focus solely on personal gain

• To avoid political engagement

• To participate in the community

• To ignore the needs of others

Avery is considering her future career and wonders about the value of work. She recalls a discussion in her theology class about the Catholic Church's stance on work. What is the Catholic Church's stance on work?

• It is merely a means to an end

• It should be avoided

• It is a form of participation in creation

• It is only for the wealthy

Sophia and Kai are discussing what it means to care for God’s creation. What does this care require from individuals?

• Neglect of nature

• Focus on urban development

• Exploitation of resources

• Stewardship of the environment

What is the role of the family in Catholic Social Teaching as discussed by Aria during her class presentation?

• It is a secondary institution

• It must be supported and strengthened

• It should be redefined

• It is irrelevant