This exists when societies eliminate oppression, economic injustices, and human rights violations.

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This justice is what society owes to individuals.

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This means using natural resources wisely and preserving them for future generations.

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This means recognizing that we are all part of one human family and acting with love and compassion for one another, regardless of national, racial, or social differences.

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This is not earned through wealth, achievements, intelligence, or status—it is something every human being possesses from conception until natural death.

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He defines justice as the virtue that consists of a constant and firm will to give God and neighbor their due.

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This refers to something a person has a legitimate right or claims.

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This justice is what individuals owe to each other in personal or business relationships.

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This refers to the total conditions necessary for all people to thrive in society, including respect for rights, social well-being, and peace.

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This principle states that decisions should be made at the lowest possible level, as long as they can be effectively handled.

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This justice is what individuals owe to society.

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This is both a sacrament of salvation and an instrument for bringing people closer to God.

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Who is the founder of the Christian Church?

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What is the original name of St. Paul? (a)  

This sacrament offers God’s mercy and forgiveness.

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He is the apostle to the Gentiles.

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This sacrament heals and comforts the sick and dying.

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How many Epistles did Paul write in his time?

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This sacrament strengthens faith through the Holy Spirit.

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This sacrament nourishes the soul with Christ’s Body and Blood.

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He is recognized as the head of the Church on Earth.

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This sacrament ordains priests and deacons to serve the Church.

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When is the feast day of St. Peter and St. Paul?

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This sacrament unites a man and woman in a sacred covenant of love.

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What is the original name of Peter? (a)  

This sacrament is the first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship.

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A visible sign of an invisible grace.

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