Justices
How many types of justices are there?
3
Who can use natural law?
Everyone
Which Saint is synonymous with charitable works?
St. Teresa
What is the system where owners control trade and industry?
Capitalism
Seven
What are the 3 justices?
Commutative, Legal, and Distributive
What is the official teaching authority of the Church?
The Magisterium
Who was the first American-born canonized saint?
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
What is the system where everyone is equal, but controlled by a single political party?
Communism
What theme states that every human is precious and worthy of respect?
Life and Dignity of the Human Person
What justice governs exchanges between individuals and private groups?
Commutative
What is universal, permanent, and unchanging?
Natural Law
Who founded the Congregation of the Most Precious Blood?
St. Gaspar
What is the system wheee all industry is controlled by government?
Socialism
What theme states that you must work and participate in life?
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
What justice is based on contribution and needs of others?
Distributive
What is Catholic Social Teaching deeply rooted in?
Divine Revelation
Which saint was the daughter of the of the King of Hungary?
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Who saw both marxism and unbridled capitalism as tremendous dangers?
Pope Leo XIII
What is the virtue of social charity, friendship, and responsible sharing?
Solidarity
What justice is based on individuals?
Legal
What are the three elements of Catholic Social Teaching?
Principles for reflection, criteria for judgement, and guidelines for action
Which Saint lived during the persecution of faithful people?
St. Lawrence
Who created marxism?
Karl Marx
What is stewardship?
Care for God’s Creation