Dutton test 5

Who was the writer of Populorum Progresso?

Paul VI (6th)

Who was the writer of Deus Caritas Est?

Benedict XVI (16th)

Who was the writer of Rerum Novarum?

Leo XIII (13th)

Who was the writer of Gaudium et Spes?

The Second Vatican Council

Who was the writer of Mater et Magistra?

John XXIII (23rd)

Who was the writer of Humane Vitae?

Paul VI (6th)

Who was the writer of Laudato Si?

Francis I (1st)

Who was the writer of Laborum Exercens?

John Paul II (2nd)

Who was the writer of Pacem in Terris?

John XXIII (23rd)

Who was the writer of Centesimus Annus?

John Paul II (2nd)

Who was the writer of Quadragesimo Anno?

Pius XI (11th)

Who was the writer of Evangeli Nutandi?

Paul VI (6th)

What Pope proposed the principle of subsidiarity as the basis for social organization?

Pope Pius XI (11th)

What Pope was concerned with development and justice, trade issues, structural injustice, development aid, and working for justice?

Paul VI (6th)

What Pope was concerned about the environmental crisis facing our planet?

Francis I (1st)

What pope focused on the gap between North and South, the option for the poor, the universal destination of the world's goods, and the structures of sin?

John Paul II (2nd)

What pope was concerned about the plight of the working class in the late nineteenth century Europe and the role of government?

Leo XIII (13th)

What pope was concerned with the conditions for world piece, confronting the arms race, international relations, racism, and development aid?

John XXIII (23rd)

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "God is Love"

Deus Caritas Est

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "In the Fortieth Year"

Quadragesimo Anno

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Joy and Hope"

Gaudium et Spes

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Mother and Teacher"

Mater et Magistra

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Of Human Life"

Humane Vitae

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Of the New Things"

Rerum Novarum

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "One Hundred Years"

Centesimus Annus

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "On Human Work"

Laborum Exercens

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Peace on Earth"

Pacem in Terris

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "On the Development of Peoples"

Populorum Progresso

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Praise be to you"

Laudato Si

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Proclaiming the Gospel"

Evangeli Nuntiandi

Match the theme/working title to the letter: An apostolic exhortation

Evangeli Nuntiandi

Match the theme/working title to the letter: On care for our common home

Laudato Si

Match the theme/working title to the letter: On reconstructing the social order

Quadragesimo Anno

Match the theme/working title to the letter: Evangelization in the Modern World

Evangeli Nuntiandi

Match the theme/working title to the letter: This condemned atheistic communism

Rerum Novarum

Match the theme/working title to the letter: The church in the modern world

Gaudium et Spes

Match the theme/working title to the letter: This proposed that social organization be based on the principle of subsidiarity

Quadragesimo Anno

Match the theme/working title to the letter: This encyclical is concerned with "safeguarding" the holiness of marriage, in order to guide married life to its full human and Christian perfection"

Humane Vitae

Match the theme/working title to the letter: Reaffirms the principles of Catholic Social Teaching over one hundred years

Centesimus Annus

Match the theme/working title to the letter: On the condition of the working class

Rerum Novarum

Match the theme/working title to the letter: On the regulation of birth

Humane Vitae

Match the theme/working title to the letter: A dogmatic constitution

Gaudium et Spes

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Development is the new name for peace"

Populorum Progresso

Match the theme/working title to the letter: Which TWO encyclicals were NOT addressed to bishops but to all people

-Laudato Si

Match the theme/working title to the letter: "Peace on Earth"

Pacem in Terris

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Matters should be dealt with at the most local levels

Subsidiarity

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: This exists to promote the common good

The Purpose of government

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: The Earth is God's gift and all species have a rightful place in it

The Care of Creation

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: This affirms the right of individuals and social groups to make their own decisions and accomplish what they can by their own initiative

Subsidiarity

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Individuals and groups must be enabled by their own society

Participation

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Seeing through the eyes of the needy, and standing with them in solidarity

Option for the Poor

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Humans have a special duty to be stewards of the Earth

The Care of Creation

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: The rights and needs of others must always be respected

The Common Good

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: A higher level community should not interfere in the life of a community at a lower level of social organization unless it is to support and enable

Subsidiarity

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: The purpose of this is to uphold the dignity of the human person

The Purpose Of Social Order

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: The right to private property is subordinate to the rights of common use and the overall common good

The Common Good

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: This entitles humans to their fundamental rights and responsibilities

The Dignity of the Human Person

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Human beings are created in the image of God and, therefore, are endowed with this

The Dignity of the Human Person

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: The world's resources are meant for all

The Universal Purpose of Goods

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Human beings are social by nature and do not exist merely as individuals

Solidarity

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: This should lead to action for justice with and on behalf of those who are marginalized

The Option for the Poor

Match to the Principle of Catholic Social Teaching: Oneness; togetherness; sharing in the common experiences of our humanity

Solidarity

Match the term to the definition: Justice before going to war

Ius ad Bellum

Match the term to the definition: A pope cannot err in matters of faith or morals when speaking ex cathedra

Infallibility

Match the term to the definition: Caring, protecting, overseeing and preserving the earth are all based upon the principle of

Stewardship

Match the term to the definition: Being united as one

Solidarity

Match the term to the definition: The absence of a good that should be present

Evil

Match the term to the definition: Justice in (the conduct) of war

Ius in Bellum

Match the term to the definition: The right of a governmental entity to take over private property for public use

Eminent Domain

Match the term to the definition: A letter written by the pope usually addressed to his brother bishops but of importance to the entire Church

Encyclical

Match the term to the definition: This means "from the chair", referring to the Chair of Saint Peter

Ex Cathedra

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: The author of Pacem in Terris

John XXIII

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: he said the just war theory was "... historically outmoded and theologically inadequate"

Benedict XV

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: The originator of the "Just war theorem"

Augustine

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: The founder of international law

Francisco de Vitoria

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: "Therefore in this age of ours, which pride itself on its atomic power, it is irrational to think that war is a proper way to obtain justice for violated rights"

John XXIII

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: He held that while war could be justified by theory, it could not be justified by practice

Thomas Moore

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: his additions to the just war theory supported colonialism

Francisco de Vitoria

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: He said "we do not seek peace in order to be at war, but we go to war so that we may have peace"

Augustine

Match the person to a statement that refers to him: The author of Utopia

Thomas Moore

What is the only dogma of the Catholic Church that has formally been declared infallible?

Assumption

Who was the immediate predecessor of Francis I?

Benedict XVI

Who was the immediate predecessor of Paul VI as Pope?

John XXIII

Who was the next pope to write a letter dealing with social justice, after Leo XIII?

Pius XI

Who was the next pope to write a letter dealing with social justice, after Pius XI?

John XXIII

What Pope convened the Second Vatican Council?

John XXIII

What Pope had the longest Papacy

John Paul II

T/F The dogma of papal infallibility was declared by the second Vatican Council

False—First Vatican Council

T/F According to the teaching of the Catholic Church, there is a social mortgage on private property

True

T/F It is possible for a just war to be fought in an unjust manner

True

T/F A war fought in self-defense is always considered a just war

True

Early Christians generally refused to serve in the military

True

Which Three Conditions were proposed by the originator of the Just War Theory

A just war is declared by a legitimate authority.

Which additional condition seems to have been suggested by the originator of the just war

A just war is waged as a last resort. A just war is entered into with the right intention. A just war is fought for a just cause.

Which of the above are included in the contemporary listing of conditions necessary for a

A just war is waged as a last resort A just war is declared by a legitimate authority. A just war is proportional to the injury suffered. A just war is fought to establish a peace preferable to conditions before the war A just war discriminates between combatants and non-combatants A just war has a reasonable chance of success. A just war is fought only to redress a wrong suffered.