Seven themes of social justice
Vocab
Humane Vitae
evangelium
Foundations to all Catholic Social teaching
100

What is the dignity of human life? 


All life created and redeemed by God is sacred 

Dignity due to being an image and likeness of God

The Incarnation: Jesus identification with each of us

100

Racial prejudice 

Strong negative feeling that a person holds toward members of another race

100

Why did the Church think it necessary to clarify her teaching on the transmission of life and the regulation of birth?

Many people had questions about married life and how can they regulate birth

100

How is the value and dignity of human life specifically linked to its beginning andend? 

At the beginning of life and at the end of life we are most vulnerable. At the most vulnerable parts of life is where our value and dignity must be most protected. 

100

What are the TWO FOUNDATIONS TO ALL CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING


Dignity of Human Life

Care for the Common Good

200

What is the Preferential Option for the Poor



Moral Principle: universal destination of the goods of the earth.

Goods of the earth for every human being.

See Christ in the homeless, outcast, unpopular

Appropriate use of wealth and other resources

Be a voice for the voiceless

Concern for the spiritually poor

200

Distributive Justice

Justice that our society owes to us as individuals (roads, military, laws, etc) 

200

What is the name of the Pope did Pope Paul VI consult his studies? 

John XXIII

200

What is euthanasia 

The painless killing of a person 

200

What is an encyclical 

papal letters written by the pope 

300

What is Call to Family, Community and Participation


What is Family

Society should protect dignity of family

All should work for the common good.

300

Dignity 

The respect owed to all humans because they are made in God’s image

300

The teaching authority of the church on this subject came from her understanding of what type of law? 

Natural law 

300

What is the moral difference between Euthansia and Legitimate Decisions?

Euthansia is not the answer to suffering. It is a disappropriate response when life continues to have value and knowing that dying is a natural process. Euthansia is not mercy. It is a defiance on natural order. 

300

What is common good 

The benefit or interests of all people

The three necessities to promote the common good

Respect life of every person

Commitment to society and making sure all individuals needs are met

Peaceful and Just society

400

What is Responsibilities and Rights

All have rights, especially the right to life and what sustains it.

Society has the responsibility to foster and protect these rights.

400

Simple living 

A way of life in which a person buys and uses only what is needed, out of respect for people and resources

400

What real event did Paul VI predict in Humanae Vitae?

China’s “One Child” policy and abortion.

400

How are Euthansia and assisted suicide preversions of mercy and compassion?

Euthansia and assisted suicide are not mercy. They block the process of receiving the love, mercy and support of Jesus. 

400

What is CAPITALISM

A governmental system where private companies control trade, economy, and private property. 

500

What is Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

God’s creation plan includes work.

Right to Work in just conditions

500

Legal justice 

A justice that we as individuals owe to our society (jury duty, taxes, etc.)

500

What does Pope Paul VI say are the two aspects of conjugal love?

Unitive and Procreative.

500

Why did Pope JPII say that Euthansia is a misguided response to suffering?

Because suffering he says has purpose. When we suffer we unite with the suffering of Jesus and realize he knows what we are going through. 

500

What is social sin ? 

The effect that every sin has on others; sin that violates the freedom, dignity or rights of others.

The collective effect of such sins, which can affect society and its institutions to create structures of sin.

Includes attitudes, actions and structures that foster unjust treatment.

The effect that every sin has on others; sin that violates the freedom, dignity or rights of others.

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