Rights & Responsibilities
Dignity of Human Work
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
100

Define Right

That to which I have a just claim

100

Define work

A sustained effort with the intent to produce or accomplish something
100

God's priority is always on...

those who are the most vulnerable and in need of the most help

200

"Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the freedom to do what we _______." - JPII

Ought

200

How do we honor God through work?

by using well the gifts and talents we received from him

200

Why do we give the poor a preferential option?

Jesus did

300

Describe the catholic view of how we understand rights compared to the secular view.

Catholic view: Society is a group of individuals with shared mutual bonds, hurting myself hurts the body. Secular view thinks I am free to do whatever if I am the only one hurt; all I need is consent to do something.

300

In what 3 ways does work benefit you?

As a person.

As a provider.

As a member of society.

300

What principle aims at helping poverty but does not prohibit owning private property

Universal destination of goods

400

List the 4 essential goods in order

1. Self-preservation

2. Good of family life

3. Good of living at peace

4. Knowing the truth, esp. about God

400

What abuses are associated with work?

Child labor, abuses in adult labor, fraud

400

List 5 causes of material poverty

Lack of basic health needs (food water, care), lack of shelter, unemployment, jobs without a "living wage," social policies that perpetuate poverty

500

List the 8 Rights we have a claim to

Right to life, family, education, work, participation in society, religious freedom, health care, and healthy environment

500

List the 9 Rights of workers

Right to a just wage, right to rest, right to a safe workplace, right hat one's personality should be safeguarded, right to appropriate subsidies to aid unemployment, right to a pension and insurance, right to social security connected with maternity, right to assemble and to form associations, and the right to strike.

500

List the corporal works of mercy

Feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, give alms to the poor, visit prisoners, shelter the homeless, visit the sick, bury the dead