Potent Principles
What's Power Got to Do With It?
Faith in the Streets
It Starts with Story
Make that Change!
100
This principle rests on the belief that each person is made in the image and likeness of God, each and every person is equal
What is human dignity?
100
This is the exercise of power by one group of people over another on the basis of race.
What is racism?
100
This form of going public with faith problematically combines religious and political power.
What is nationalism?
100
Elie McCarthy said doing this in public spaces is viable expression of nonviolent resistance.
What is singing?
100
Organizers aim to have at least 10 of these a week.
What are relational one to ones?
200
This principle calls contends that we are all responsible for all, regardless of differences in nationality, sexuality, race or status.
What is solidarity?
200
"Never do for others what they can do for themselves" is another way of articulating this principle of Catholic Social Teaching related to people power.
What is subsidiarty?
200
Catholic Social Teaching is considered this kind of theology.
What is public theology?
200
This is an example of this expert in the field's work. 
Who is Becky McIntyre?
200
Ideas and processes don't change people. This does.
What is people?
300
Actions like recycling and picking up litter to advocating for use of sustainable fuels are supported through this encyclical by Pope Francis.
What is Laudato Si?
300
This is the name of the faith-based community organizing coalition in Philly that Leilah Saber works for.
What is POWER Interfaith?
300
Amish communities are considered to exhibit this type of going public with faith (by not going public), which withdraws from the public square.
What is a sect/sectarianism?
300
This member of Discerning Deacons has worked with organizer Susan Eng, is very open sharing what they've done wrong in the process of organizing, and was faced with the question of women's role in the church by her young daughter.
Who is Lisa Amman?
300
This process is critical to discern how to build an impactful campaign. It involves considering the scale, mobilization, winnability and accountability.
What is cutting an issue?
400
Fully funded health care, public transportation and education, clean air, and safe communities are all examples of this principle.
What is the common good?
400
This kind of power arises when we take seriously the reminder that the First Revolution is Internal.
What is power WITHIN?
400
Discerning Deacons is attempting to grow the devotion to this saint in their public actions within the Church.
Who is St. Phoebe?
400
Where is Grace Finnerty, who organized an event where 50 members of her church delivered a letter to the city council, a student?
What is the University of Minnesota?
400
Organizers like to say this is the only permanent thing in community organizing.
What is self-interest?
500
This Pope inaugurated the Catholic Social Tradition in 1891 with Rerum Novarum, an encyclical which focus on this issue.
Who is Pope Leo XIV and what is workers rights?
500
Organizing teams engage in these in order to fill in gaps in their knowledge and to build relationships with power brokers.
What are Research Action Meetings?
500
This public witness among Philadelphia Catholics last month was organized by this growing national movement with an active coalition in Philly.
What is One Church One Family?
500
Jesuit brother, Ken Homan, made a distinction between these two things when it comes to understanding Jesus.
What is a King-centric and reign-centric approach to Jesus?
500
Aside from paper, paint, and styrofoam, this tool is necessary to complete the process of printmaking.
What is a boller and/or a brayer?