Types of Justice
Justice + Charity
Principles
Secondary Principles
Potpourri
100

This type of justice deals with obeying just laws and respecting legitimate authority

What is legal justice?

100

Jesus taught that we should not only do the minimum required by justice, but to act with love, also known as this. 

What is charity?

100

Lech Walesa worked for this principle in Poland under communism.

What is solidarity?

100

The Universal Destination of Goods means that the goods of creation do not exist for the benefit of a select few, but for this all encompassing group.

Who is everyone?

100

David plotted to have this man die in battle to cover up his affair with his wife Bathsheba.

Who is Uriah?

200

Social justice does not refer to this system of government.

What is socialism?

200
The Sermon on the Mount was where Jesus gave us these eight statements which guide our lives as Christians.

What are the Beatitudes?

200

Subsidiarity without this other principle turns into selfish individualism.

What is solidarity?

200

Joining your student council to improve your school would be an example of this principle.

What is participation?

200

This is Pope Francis' real name.

What is Jorge Bergolio?

300

Workers receiving a just wage and having safe working conditions relates to this type of justice

What is distributive justice?

300

The people in Isaiah 58 were engaging in this type of  outward repentance, but showed no inward conversion.

What is fasting?

300

Authorities can't claim this principle as justification for suppressing the rights of individuals.

What is the common good?

300

The right to acquire and use goods which the Church recognizes as legitimate is referred to as this.

What is private property?

300

In Matthew 25, Jesus separates people by how they served others in a final decision also referred to as this.

What is the Last Judgement?
400
This type of justice requires the safeguarding of property rights, paying debts, and fulfilling obligations freely contracted

What is commutative justice?

400

If humanity had only received justice for our sin, we would be separated from God eternally, but he has shown us this.

What is mercy?

400

The Common Good requires this, meaning that a community must maintain security for its collective protection.

What is peace?

400

Unlike sects like the Amish, who abstain from voting, Catholics understand that we have a duty to participate in society and contribute to this.

What is the common good?

400

These inequalities exist when goods are unjustly distributed.

What are sinful inequalities?

500

The responsibility of each member of society to respect the dignity of every human being, and the rights which flow from that dignity and guarantee it is the definition of this type of justice.

What is social justice?

500

These, even if they are just and reasonable, can never bring about a just society.

What are laws?

500

This principle follows from the understanding that human beings are made in the image of God and have value and rights

What is the dignity of the human person?

500

Unlike the right to life, this right is not absolute or inalienable.

What is the right to private property?

500

The Church's teaching authority, which continues to guide us through complex social issues is known as this.

What is the magisterium?

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