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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWorking to meet people's needs out of love for God and neighbor; also called loveCharityStewardshipJusticeSolidarity
- 2. Multiple Choicea close relationship or unity with othersJusticeCatholic Social TeachingSolidarityCharity
- 3. Multiple Choiceresponsible planning and management of resources; the concepts of stewardship can be applied to the environment , economics, healthy, property, information, etc.Common GoodStewardshipCatholic Social TeachingJustice
- 4. Multiple Choicesomeone who takes care of a master's or employers wealth and possessions, a serious responsibility.StewardSolidarityCommon GoodCharity
- 5. Multiple Choicea social condition that enables all people to fullfill their human and spiritual needsPrudenceStewardshipCommon GoodJustice
- 6. Multiple Choicethe respect for all creation and human rights that allows people to get what they need to live and to realize their God-given dignityCommon GoodSocial JusticeStewardshipCatholic Social Teaching
- 7. Multiple Choiceworking to correct the root causes of inequality through political and social changeCharitySolidarityStewardJustice
- 8. Multiple Choicea doctrine developed by the Catholic Church on matters of social justice involving issues of poverty and wealth, economics, social organization and the role of the state. It is a central and essential element of our faith.StewardCatholic Social TeachingStewardshipCharity
- 9. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle - Every person is made in the image and likeness of God and is, therefore worthy of respectSolidaryityDignity of Work & Rights of WorkersLife & Dignity of the Human Person
- 10. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
family is the foundation for social life and should be strengthened and support. We are called to participate in society.Care for God's CreationCall to Family Community, and ParticipationOption for the poor & vulnerable - 11. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle- We put the needs of the poor firstOption for the poor & vulnerableRights & responsibilitiesSolidarity
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we are called to be stewards of creation guided by concern for future generationsoption for the poor and vulnerableCare for God's creationDignity of work & rights of workers - 13. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
Rights of workers : fairwages, safe working conditions, the right to unionize. Workers must be respectedCare for God's CreationRights and ResponsibilitesDignity of Work & Rights of workers - 14. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
every person has a right to have basic needs met; we are responsible for making sure the basic needs of all people are being metOption for the poor & vulnerableSolidarityRights & Responsibilites - 15. Multiple ChoiceName the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
We need to work together to solve problemsLife & dignity of the human personSolidarityOption for the poor and vulnerable - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags