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Introduction to Catholic Social Teaching

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

The Catholic Church’s collection of teachings on how to build a just and charitable society is called...(three words)

(a)  

2.

Modern Catholic Social Teaching began in 1891 with the document titled:

a)

"On the Condition of Labor"

b)

"Care for Creation"

c)

"Loving Our Brothers and Sisters"

d)

"Against Communism"

3.

What is the first Catholic Social Teaching document?

a)

Rerum Novarum

b)

Laudato Si

c)

Quadragesimo Anno

d)

Evangelii Gaudium

4.

The realities of the contemporary world. They include the religious, political, cultural, and economic factors that shape society.

(a)  

5.

Refers to the inherent worth and sacredness of every human being. A result of being created in the image of God. It can never be taken away.

a)

common good

b)

dignity

c)

justice

d)

solidarity

6.

Which of the following is true of "human dignity"?

a)

It is something that every human is born with

b)

Only people that act morally have dignity

c)

Your dignity can be taken away by others

d)

Your dignity increases over time if you live well

7.

 The social conditions that allow for all citizens of earth, both individuals and social groups, to flourish

a)

common good

b)

signs of the times

c)

justice

d)

solidarity

8.

Can you think of an everyday example of a sacrifice that you or others make for the "common good"?

4 lines
9.

If a law protects and promotes human dignity and the common good, then it is a ________ law.

a)

just

b)

common

c)

church

d)

Christian

10.

To identify with a particular community, people, or organization and regard their cause as your own is to be in _______ with them.

a)

justice

b)

solidarity

c)

common

d)

love

11.

Yellow has cancer. He is undergoing radiation treatment which caused him to lose his hair. His brother decided to shave his head to show support for his brother and make him feel a little less alone. This was an act of ______.

a)

justice

b)

dignity

c)

solidarity

d)

individualism

12.

The main mission of Jesus Christ was to spread the...

(a)  

13.

If something is countercultural, it is...

a)

Different from the values and ideas accepted by most of society

b)

Physically dangerous

c)

Accepted by most of society

d)

Wrong

14.

Acts that involve working to meet peoples’ immediate, short-term needs. This is one of the “Two Feet of Love in Action”

a)

Acts of charity

b)

Acts of justice

15.

Acts that seek long-term change by eliminating the root causes of problems. Often involves changing policies, structures, and laws. This is one of the “Two Feet of Love in Action”

a)

Acts of charity

b)

Acts of justice

16.

(a)   is our call to positively benefit any situation we encounter for the good of others

17.

To say our dignity is "universal" means...

a)

every person has dignity, regardless of abilities, status, etc.

b)

our dignity is with us our entire life; it is part of who we are

c)

dignity cannot be given to us or taken away from us

d)

only certain people have it

18.

To say dignity is "intrinsic" means...

a)

it can be taken from you

b)

it's given to most people

c)

only certain people have it

d)

you are born with it

19.

To empower others means to to help others recognize their _____.

a)

dignity

b)

faults

c)

superiority

d)

religion

20.

How many themes/pillars/tools of Catholic Social Teaching are there?

a)

7

b)

6

c)

4

d)

12