Define the term
Define the term
Examples
5 Stages of Service
charity vs. justice
7 Themes of Catholic Social Doctrine/Teaching
100
Convinces us to throw away things that are still useful
What is Perceived Obsolescence
100
Something connected with an official council of the Church, normally an Ecumenical Council such as the Second Vatican Council
What is Conciliar
100
Feeding the hungry, drink to the thirsty, clothing the naked, sheltering homeless, visiting the sick, visiting prisoners, and burying the dead
Name 3 Corporal Works of Mercy
100
Taking up collections; charity
Christmas toy drive
100
Dignity of Workers/ Rights of Workers
Employers and employees discussing fair wages
200
Stuff made to be useless as quickly as possible so that we go buy a new one
What is Planned Obsolescence
200
Envy is resentment or sadness because of another person's good fortune. Greed is the desire to accumulate earthly goods beyond what we need.
What is Envy and greed
200
Borrowing something and never giving it back, stealing, being lazy at work, not paying fair wages,plagiarism, etc.
Breaking the Seventh Commandment
200
Advocacy; justice
Writing a letter to your Congress member about immigration reform
200
Care for God's Creation
Advocate against deforestation
300
A type of justice that calls for fairness in agreements and contracts between individuals
What is Commutative Justice
300
Copying someone else's words or ideas without permission or giving proper credit to the person
What is Plagiarism
300
Being grateful for your things, etc
Following the Tenth Commandment
300
Direct service; charity
Cleaning up a beach
300
Rights and Responsibilities
Life, liberty, property, happiness
400
Charitable actions that respond to people's physical needs and show respect for human dignity.
What is Corporal Works of Mercy
400
The guidance, material goods, and care provided by God that is sufficient to meet our needs
What is Providence
400
planned: Iphone chargers percieved: Iphones
Daily Double: Planned and perceived Obsolescence
400
Analysis; justice
Google the percent of women who have HIV/ AIDS
400
The Life and Dignity of the Human Person
Goods must be distributed in just and charitable ways, with no discrimination
500
Freely giving money or material goods to a person who is needy, often by giving to a group or organization that serves poor people.
What is Almsgiving
500
The body of teaching by the Church on economic and social matters that includes moral judgments and demands for action in favor of those being harmed
Daily Double: What is Social Doctrine
500
The recognition of our deep need for God and the commitment to put God above everything else in life, especially material wealth .
Define poverty of heart
500
Service for empowerment; justice
Coaching Little League
500
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Giving money to a homeless man
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