Guess Who Said the Quote?
Biblical Models
Dimensions of Unity
CST & Church Documents
Practical Teamwork & Leadership
100

"God did not create man as a solitary being."

Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 1879)

100

The group in the New Testament that lived in perfect harmony, sharing all possessions so that no one among them was needy.

Early Christian Community

100

This level of unity coordinates physical efforts, roles, and resources efficiently while maintaining harmony.

Operational Unity

100

The Church document section that teaches that the Church is inherently "one because of her source."

CCC 813

100

The specific core virtue highlighted for practice throughout Module 2.

Teamwork

200

"Authentic unity emerges when we work toward shared goals while respecting individual dignity."

Pope Francis (in Fratelli Tutti §116)

200

The leader in the Old Testament who shared administrative responsibility with Aaron and seventy elders.

Moses

200

This level of unity focuses on personal relationships, ensuring communion prevails over conflict and personal differences.

Relational Unity

200

The Vatican II document (§22) that uses Moses' shared leadership model to describe the principle of bishops working together with the Pope.

Lumen Gentium

200

The specific focus domain that includes cognitive, affective, and psychomotor growth in collaboration.

Advanced Collaboration Skills

300

"There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to one hope..."

Saint Paul (Ephesians 4:4)?

300

The image used by St. Paul in 1 Corinthians 12 to illustrate how different individual gifts function together as one entity.

Body of Christ

300

This fundamental level of unity is rooted in a shared faith, baptism, and reliance on the Holy Spirit.

Spiritual Unity

300

The papal document by Pope Francis (§228) explaining that unity prevails over conflict by building communion amid differences.

 Evangelii Gaudium

300

Four vital operational habits practiced by the early church: open communication, shared resources, common vision, and this.

Mutual Support

400

"Authentic development requires openness to different cultural perspectives."

Pope Benedict XVI (in Caritas in Veritate §53)

400

The major ruling body in Acts 15 that demonstrated how listening to diverse cultural viewpoints leads to better community decisions.

Council of Jerusalem

400

According to Romans 12:4-5, this key principle requires team members to trust each other because of their mutual dependence.

Interdependence

400

The quote from CCC 1891 stating a fundamental human necessity regarding community life.

"The human person needs to live in society"

400

The strategy of integrating team members from varied backgrounds so diversity strengthens the group instead of dividing it.

Cultural Integration

500

 "Authentic human development happens through relationships and cooperation, not just achieving tasks."

Saint John Paul II (in Centesimus Annus §32)?

500

The apostle who wrote that speaking the truth in love allows the entire spiritual body to grow and build itself up.

Saint Paul (Ephesians 4:15-16)

500

The misconception about unity that incorrectly claims team members must suppress their unique talents and individual identities.

Uniformity

500

The ultimate goal of Catholic Social Teaching regarding human work and collaborative community effort.

human flourishing and serving the common good

500

The theological reason why Christian team collaboration holds deeper value than standard secular corporate teamwork.


Because it is rooted in our spiritual reality in Christ and reflects God's divine design


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