Discernment
Graces
Paradigm
Catholic Social Teachings
Mixed
100

In the Awareness Examen, what step involves asking for the gift of the Holy Spirit to understand our inner motivations, whether they stem from love, fear, or pride?

Asking for Insight

100

In the First Principle and Foundation, what is stated as the ultimate purpose of human creation?

To praise, revere, and serve God

100

Which dimension of the Ignatian Leadership Paradigm requires a leader to understand the personal, social, and cultural backdrop of the people they serve?

Context

100

Which Pope does the CST began with?

Pope Leo XIII

100

What key component of the Examen involves looking back over the day with gratitude?

Thanksgiving

200

What is the first step in the Ignatian Discernment process?

Identify the issue

200

Which of the six graces of the Spiritual Exercises emphasizes that all things in life—health, talent, and relationships—are unearned expressions of God's love?

We are Gifted

200

In the Ignatian Leadership Paradigm, which dimension involves actively engaging the memory, understanding, and imagination to grasp the inner meaning of an experience?

Reflection

200

Which principle of Catholic Social Teaching asserts that every human life has inherent worth because people are created in the image and likeness of God?

Primacy of Life and Dignity of a Human Person

200

What term describes the CST principle that emphasizes global oneness, walking together as brothers and sisters responsible for one another's well-being?

Solidarity

300

What is the Ignatian term for a state of darkness, anxiety, lack of hope, and distance from God?

Desolation

300

It is a set of practices that help deepen one's spiritual life and discern God's will.

Spiritual Exercises

300

Which dimension focuses on making practical choices for growth and service based on reflective insights?

Action

300

Which Catholic Social Teaching principle highlights prioritizing the needs of vulnerable, poor, and marginalized members of society in decision-making?

Preferential Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

300

What are the 2 sources of Catholic Social Teachings?

Reason and Revelation

400

According to Ignatian discernment, what state is characterized by feelings of joy, enthusiasm, deeper faith, hope, and peace when aligning choices with God's will?

Consolation

400

According to Saint Ignatius, what is considered the root of all sins and the greatest single sin an individual can commit?

Ingratitude

400

In the Ignatian Leadership Paradigm, what is the term for the lived reality and practical context of the people being served?

Experience

400

Which Catholic Social Teaching principle highlights that society must enable all individuals and groups to reach their fulfillment more fully and easily?

Common Good

400

In the First Principle and Foundation, what attitude does Saint Ignatius prescribe toward health, wealth, success, or long life?

Indifference

500

In the 11-step Ignatian decision-making process, what is the final essential step after a decision has been chosen?

Confirmation

500

It serves as a guiding principle, connecting individuals to their ultimate purpose and the graces that come from living in alignment with God's will.

First Principle and Foundation

500

In leadership, it is essential for colleagues to contribute intelligently and effectively to the organization's mission and goals.

Action

500

What CST principle asserts that economic activity should serve people and that workers deserve fair wages and safe conditions?

Dignity of Work and Workers

500

Leaders have a significant role in examining the interplay of context, experience, reflection, and action, fostering ongoing progress in work and life.

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