Justice which applies the Gospel to the structures, systems, and laws of a society so that peoples’ rights are guaranteed. Also called Contributive Justice.

Justice which refers to rights and responsibilities of citizens to obey and respect the rights of all and the laws devised to protect peace and social order.

Justice between two or more parties based upon an agreement. Also called Contractual Justice.

What do we call, “The realization that by helping others we are really helping ourselves in the end?”

What do we call, “Sympathetic consciousness of others’ distress together with a desire to alleviate it?”

What do we call, “The belief that each person is only responsible for his/her life?”

What term is used to describe the attitude of one who says, “Nothing can be done to make the situation better so why even try?”

What is the classic definition of theology offered by Saint Anselm?

What do we call substantial letters issued by the Pope intended for the wide circulation?

What do we call “sufficient events, developments, and struggles that characterize an era?”

According to the lecture (Social Justice & the Circle of Social Action), when is the common good achieved?

What is the primary role of Political Authorities?

Which of the following is true about Human Dignity?

Direct service that meets basic needs immediately.

Seeks long-term change by removing the root causes of injustice and improves societal structures.

Determine the stage of the Circle of Social Action.

Asks the question, “Why does this situation exist?”

Determine the stage of the Circle of Social Action.

Asks the questions, “What is going on, who is suffering?”

Determine the stage of the Circle of Social Action.

Establishes agencies and service to make a difference.

Because every person is made in the image and likeness of God, each person has _____________.

What term is defined as, “The body of teaching by the Church on economic and social matters that includes moral judgments and demands for action in favor of those being harmed”?

What term is defined as, “A broad part of the human community that is distinguished by common values, traditions, standards of living, or conduct”?

The two convictions at the heart of the Catholic approach to issues involving human life... Human Life is sacred, and ____.

Love is both our source and our:

What source does the Church use to base its understanding of human life and dignity?

TRUE/FALSE: According to Catholic Morality, it is possible to be PRO-LIFE and be against abortion but in favor of capital punishment.

The Church in the Modern World, a conciliar document released in 1965, included which of the following?

In his encyclical, The Gospel of Life written in 1995, Pope John Paul II warned of THIS – when people ignore the spiritual side of being human:

What is “The legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime?”

What is “The deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy?”

In the pastoral letter, Brothers and Sisters to Us, the US bishops assert that racism is:

True/False: Racial minorities are more likely to be trapped in cycles of poverty.

What is the process by which the ministries of the Catholic Church are carried out in conversation with cultural realities of a particular community?

Match the part of CFCP with its proper description.

It begins with God and requires our response.

Match the part of CFCP with its proper description.

A fundamental social group in society consisting especially of a man, a woman and their offspring.

Match the part of CFCP with its proper description.

The rights and responsibility of all people to take part in all aspects of human society.

Match the part of CFCP with its proper description.

Groups of people who relate to one another on the basis of common characteristics, circumstances or interests.

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, what is the “original cell” of social life?

What is the goal of community life?

Match the Old Testament themes with the proper description.

Spells out the parameters around Jewish society, they are the parameters of community life.

Match the Old Testament themes with the proper description.

Provided a constant challenge to build inclusive societies that did not take advantage of the poor AND challenged the people to remain faithful to the Covenant.

Match the Old Testament themes with the proper description.

Promised land, descendants, and a Blessed Nation if the people remain faithful to God.

What system supports a collective control over political and economic matters?

According to the USCCB, the principle of Call to Family, Community and Participation teaches us that, “the person is not only sacred but also:

What two systems dominated the Industrial era?

Which dimension of work focuses on what the worker experiences?

Which dimension of work focuses on what the worker produces?

In which dimension of work is where the dignity of human work is found?

TRUE/FALSE: Until the Sabbath was created, creation was incomplete.

Which of the following is NOT a Just Working Condition?

Belief that certain attributes are characteristics of members of certain groups.

A negative (or positive) attitude toward a certain group that is applied to individual members.

Unfair treatment of members of a particular group based on their membership in that group.

In his encyclical, Rerum Novarum, Pope Leo XIII denounces and rejects capitalism and ___.

True/False: In Rerum Novarum, the pope argued that natural inequalities necessarily exist in social life and people should treat each other with dignity but not expect that inequalities be leveled.

What term does John Paul II use to describe a worldview which locates the human person at the center of reality and judges reality based on how it conforms to the conviction that all people have inherent human dignity?

TRUE/FALSE: In the Old Testament, the Law had little to say about the need to care for the poor and vulnerable in society.

TRUE/FALSE: In the Gospels, Jesus’ ministry was biased towards the poor and vulnerable in society.

What term can be defined as, “the idea we are one, human family, regardless of national, racial, ethnic, economic, and ideological differences”?

What term is used to describe “Those who lack survival rights or rights necessary to protect their basic human dignity”?

TRUE/FALSE: Those who are vulnerable can also be described as those who lack a voice or the ability to participate in society.

When was Vatican II convened?

Which type of service has volunteers spending time with the people whom they are serving?

What type of poverty does the Lasallian Mission have a preference for?

How does God reveal himself to us in the Old Testament?

According to the US Bishops, the economy should serve the ____, not the other way around.

TRUE/FALSE: Liberation Theology speaks of poverty as a social sin because poverty is perpetuated by social structures and institutions.

What Hebrew term is defined as, “wholeness; state of harmony among God, people and all of creation”?

TRUE/FALSE: In the Gospel, Jesus supported the use of violence when his life was threatened with violence.

What type of violence takes place when someone is physically harmed by a direct action?

What type of violence takes place when someone is harmed indirectly because of various social factors?

What term is described as “a commitment to resolve conflict without engaging in violence”?

TRUE/FALSE: A person who suffers and dies for the faith is called a Martyr.

What command relating to the response to violence do Christians have that holds them to a higher standard?

What term is defined as, “any human action that causes harm to the life or dignity of another person”?

According to Peace on Earth, what do human rights include?

According to Pope Paul VI, “if you want peace, work for ____.”

Which of the following Latin terms means “when it is just to go to war”?

TRUE/FALSE: Every person has a fundamental right to life and a right to those things required for human decency.

The Catholic Tradition teaches that human dignity can be protected and a healthy community can be achieved only if:

What was the name of the Encyclical written by Pope John XXIII which described fundamental human rights?

Which right is the basis for all other human rights?

TRUE/FALSE: Rights are limited by one’s responsibility for the good of the other.

All of the following are Economic Rights EXCEPT:

Which of the following is an example of how the Old Testament instructs believers to fulfill their responsibilities?

What does the right to emigrate and immigrate imply?

What United Nations (UN) document did Pope John XXIII support?

According to the US Bishops, the US economy strongly emphasizes personal freedoms and ____.

What image do the US Bishops use as a metaphor for the way all members of society (individuals/families, local communities, global market, governments) have a role in eradicating poverty?

Match the following view of our relationship with creation with the correct description.

Force creation to serve our whims.

Match the following view of our relationship with creation with the correct description.

Humans have equal rights to the rest of creation.

Match the following view of our relationship with creation with the correct description.

Lack of interest, concern, or empathy, not of importance, uninterested.

Match the following view of our relationship with creation with the correct description.

Human dignity comes with the responsibility to respect and care for all of creation.

What term refers to “The way creation’s many interdependent relationships fit together as a harmonious whole”?

Which of the following is an element of the principle of Stewardship?

TRUE/FALSE: According to the Old Testament, the Hebrew law called for the land to be left unplanted periodically, to be renewed.

TRUE/FALSE: According to the Pillars of Eco-Spirituality, science and religion do not have to exclude each other, but can complement one another.

TRUE/FALSE: According to Pope John Paul II, the ecological crisis is not a moral issue.

According to Pope Paul VI, in Octogesima adveniens, what does man risk by an ill-considered exploitation of nature?

TRUE: FALSE: People in developed countries such as the United States are harmed by the environmental hazards and over-consumption of the earth’s resources more than people living in other parts of the world.