Human Dignity
The reason humans have dignity
What is the image of God
Goods that can be shared without being diminished
What are common goods
The two types of works of mercy
What are spiritual and corporal
Two Corporal Works of Mercy
Two of: Feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, sheltering the homeless, ransoming the captive, giving drink to the thirsty, comforting the sick, burying the dead
A saint known for their work for human dignity
Who is St. Theresa of Calcutta or St. Peter Claver
The basic human right that all others are based on
What is the right to life
The foundation of every society
What is marriage or family
The appropriate level to make decisions about educating children
What is Parents/Family
A Saint that exemplified care for the poor
Either St. Vincent de Paul or Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati
A saint who defended the common good as an English politician
Who is St. Thomas More
The circumstance in which human dignity can be taken away
Never
Goods that cannot be shared without being diminished
What are particular/individual goods
The appropriate level to decide on matters of conscience
What every worker must be paid
What is a just/living wage
The book which explains Catholic Social Teaching for youth
What is the Docat
A type of moral action that is always evil
Intrinsically disordered
The telos of human nature
Relationship with God and others
How far solidarity must extend
What is Globally
The principle that says we should preserve resources for future generations
What is sustainability
A saint who found God in the day to day care for her household
Who is St. Frances of Rome
St. Augustine's theory of when war is ethical
Just War Theory
One of the four types of justice
What is legal, social, distributive, or commutative
The more important principle out of these two
Neither
More important than plant and animal life
Human life
What is Laudato Si