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100

The categories that involves spiritual matters, prayer and worship

Religious 

100

This religious denomination established many of Australia's earliest schools, especially in rural and regional areas

Catholic Christianity

100

This organisation is the largest non-government provider of health and aged care in Australia.

Catholic Health Australia

100

This group of settlers faced discrimination and restrictions on worship in early colonial Australia

Irish Catholics

100

Catholic organisations advocate for this freedom in political debates

religious freedom

200

The category involving art, architecture, music, drama and the deeper cultural norms of society, etc

Culture

200

This group of Catholic educators, known for their commitment to teaching and discipline, founded many schools across Australia.

The Christian Brothers

200

This female religious order was instrumental in founding many Catholic hospitals in Australia.

Who are the Sisters of Charity

200

 This 1836 law granted equal funding to Catholic and Protestant churches.

the Church Act

200

The Church has influenced debates on marriage equality and this end-of-life issue.

euthanasia

300

The category that includes:

Service - caring for those in need, the poor, the sick (physically & mentally), etc. and

Foreign aid - providing welfare for the wider human family

Functional agency

300

In 1962, this event involving a Catholic school in Goulburn led to major changes in government funding for non-government schools.

The Goulbourn School Strike

300

This principle from Catholic Social Teaching prioritises care for the poor and vulnerable.

preferential option for the poor and vulnerable

300

This Prime Minister was known for integrating Catholic values into his leadership

Tony Abbott

300

Catholic agencies deliver this proportion of Australia’s community services.

two thirds (66%)

400

 Religion as a guardian of society’s morals pertains to...

The law or what is socially acceptable or not. 

400

Despite being non-government institutions, these schools educate over 1 in 5 Australian students and continue to shape values-based learning across the country.

Catholic Schools

400

Catholic hospitals were among the first to care for patients during this health crisis in Sydney in the 1980s.

AIDS epidemic

400

This papal document launched modern Catholic Social Teaching

Rerum Novarum

400

Catholic Social Teaching influences policies on migration, workers’ rights, and this environmental issue.

Climate Change

500

The Political category of public influence represents:

groups of people with common interests and can include but not limited to governments and institutions

500

This female religious order focused on educating girls in Australia

The Sisters of Mercy

500

Catholic health services aim to be a sign of this in the modern world

The Gospel message of compassion and salvation

500

This referendum was the topic of the Bishops Social Justice Statement in 2023-24

The Voice in parliament for First Nations people.

500

Catholic politicians often use this type of vote to express moral convictions

Conscience vote