CST Ch. 2 Section 2

Jesus’ mission and ministry ended with his Death.

• True

• False

The practice of serving those in ​ (a)   is evident throughout ​ (b)   history. The ​ (c)   instructed Christians to practice charity by sharing in common ​ (d)   material goods. The Letter of ​ (e)   reminds the Church to allow justice to be an action not just a sentiment. (43)

• need
• Church
• Apostles
• necessary
• James
• wealthy
• government
• philosophers

Examples of some of the issues the Magisterium has spoken out about in recent times: (44-45)

• Immigration Reform

• Universal Access to Healthcare

• human trafficking

• All of the above

Many of the world’s leading human service agencies have their roots in the government’s mission to serve the needy. (45)

• True

• False

Match the saint with his or her correct description.

• St. Lawrence

• A lay Dominican who lived in extreme frugality and offered up the ridicule others heaped upon him as a sacrifice to God.

• St. Gasbar

• Offered up the “treasures” of the Church to the Emperor, for which he was executed.

• St. Martin De Porres

• Served the needs of the sick and impoverished in the most dangerous areas of Italian cities.

• Bl. Frederic Ozanam

• Founded an organization to serve the poor modeled on the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul, naming the organization the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

• St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta

• Depending completely on the providence of God, founded the Missionaries of Charity to serve those experiencing dire poverty

Match the saints with their correct descriptions.

• St. Katherine Drexel

• Devoted to a life of simplicity in spite of having a royal background.

• St. Gianna Molla

• Chose to forego measures that would save her life but endanger the life of her unborn child.

• St. Elizabeth of Hungry

• Humbly spent time in the slums to serve the neediest of the city and led a life of deep prayer and simplicity.

• St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

• Established more than sixty schools, largely dedicated to educating Native and African Americans.

• Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati

• Took religious vows and helped to found orphanages and the first free Catholic schools in America.