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| What percent of residents live in poverty in carroll |
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| Who expierences the highest level of poverty |
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| What are the minimal requirements for the welfare of people |
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adequate food
Water
Clothing
Shelter |
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| What should all people have in terms of justice issues |
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Access to education
Healthcare
Work opportunities
Living wage |
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| What does it mean to be created in God's image |
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| every person has dignity and worth that comes to him from God |
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| testament of solemn promise between two parties where there is a binding agreement |
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| close relationship with God and communicate a divenly inspired message that challenges people to turn back to God when they have done wrong |
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| On what level does a prophet's message reach |
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| personal and societal level |
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| What does recieving the euchrist allow us to do |
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| enter into the mystery of Jeus dying and rising |
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| What does the euchrist commit us to do |
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| serve those who are poor and in need and strengthens us to do the good that promotes justice |
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| people who were descendents of Jews but intermarried with non-jews |
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| How did biblical prohets present God's word? |
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| used politics and social condtitions |
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| What does Christ mean in Hebrew |
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| The kingdom or reign of God has begun on eath |
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| What does it mean to live with passion |
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| understanding that everyday God gives us opportunities to bring us peace and justice in our world |
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| What does it mean to live with compassion |
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| recognizing suffering in others and taking action to alleviate that pain |
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| people promote intrest of own country, love of country |
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| government owns and administers the production and distribution of goods; rights of state surpass rights of individuals |
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| individual ownership and administration of production and distribution of goods; workers have rights to fair wages and decent working conditions |
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| one country controls another both politically and economically; members of the controlled country are considered servants |
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| official letter written by the pople to the whole world |
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| Why do popes write encyclicals to the modern world? |
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| remedy social problems that are recognized as important issues |
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| What does catholic social teaching include |
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| official church documents written by church leaders responding tosocial, politcial, and economic issues that threaten peace and justice |
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| What does it mean to be filled with the spirit |
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| How did the church champion a radically different understanding of justice |
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selling possessions and giving proceed to those in need
Praising God and bringing good will to all people
Spending time together in prayer and breaking bread at home |
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| began the first catholic schools in america |
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| founder of the catholic worker movement |
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| Example of "call to family, community & participation" |
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| Example of rights and responsibilities |
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| Example of options for the poor and vulnerable |
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| Example of dignity of work and rights of workers |
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| Example of care for god's creation |
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| Life an dignity of the human person |
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| No one's value is greater than anyone else's |
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| Call to family, community, and participation |
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| the good of each person is tied to the common good |
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| Options for the poor and vulnerable |
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| god's call for justice is eliminating sinful inequalities that prevent people who are poor from realizing their God-given dignity |
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| Dignity of work and rights of workers |
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| Every individual has the right to contribute to the common good through work and fair |
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| solidarity goes beyond material goods to spiritual goods and should break down barriers between people |
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| we need to take care of God's creation and protect the eath for the future |
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| concept that society should be organized so that both individuals and the entire community thrive equally |
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| the distorted desire to possess things out of proportions to our needs or normal wants |
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| the finite and irreplaceable nature of essential resources like oil and forests |
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| The belief that the world is out of the control of hums and in the hands of blind fate |
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| Rely on one another for survival and well-being |
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| a way of life in which a person buys and uses only what is needed out of respect for all |
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| those who take on the responsibility God gave humans to take care of the earth and everything in it |
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| social group that feels that it is acceptable to squander usable materials and products |
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| individual actions that lead to problems or good results |
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| ways society is structured that affect people |
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| charitable actions that aid a neighbor in physical and spirtitual ways |
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| Steps taken to change society's structure |
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| Graed/sinful social structures |
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| encouncourages and stregnthens/discourgages and weakens life, dignity, and community |
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| 4 examples of works of mercy |
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mother teresa
Food drive at thanksgiving
Doing service hours for class
Singing at a local nursing home |
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| 4 examples social actions |
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rosa parks
Tutoring a student who can't speak english
High school trop to build habitat homes
Organizes safe houses for abuse victims |
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| Crops grown to be exported in order to raise money |
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| large scale farming that depends more on heavy machinery, chemical fertilizers, irrigation systems and pestivides than on people |
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| physical state resulting from a diet lacking in nutrients and vital to good health |
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| person who moves regularly in order to find work |
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| Physical quality of life index |
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| table determined by average length of life, infant mortality rate and the number of people who can read |
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| the practive of placing poeple into one of three farming groups based on their likelihood of survival |
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| government assistance programs that provide aid while individuals are trying to learn a new trade or seek employment |
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| By the year 2025 what percent of americans will be hispanic and asian? |
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| What percent of immigrants come to the us legally |
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| What are 3 anti-immigrant attitudes ideas |
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1. they are taking scarce jobs away fro americans
The number of aliens is out of control
They are accessing public benefits |
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| 3 examples of why immigrants are good |
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1. fill jobs unwanted by us workers
2. are ineligible for most benefits
3. pay 7 billion annually in social security and taxes |
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| What services are debatable to give to immigrants |
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| Public shcooling, health care, and public assistance |
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| Who are two Hispanic people who battled for human rights and what did they do |
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cesar chavez- nonviolent protest to unionize migrant workers
Bishop sevilla- protested that even when people are undocumented, their human rights must be upheld |
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| People experiencing poverty also have |
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| material deprivation, physical ill-being, and constant worry, fear, and frustration which fills them with low self-confidence |
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| Where do most of the poor live |
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| africa, parts of asian, latin america |
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| 1/5 of the world spends ost of each day trying to find food to survive |
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| What percent of the world's population do no recieve minimum daily requirements |
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| 6/10 people rice is the staple food |
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| How does chronic malnutrition affect people |
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| shortens life expectency esecially damaging to children who are likely to die or become brain-damaged |
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| What happens when underdevolped countries try to be independent |
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| they look to a few wealthy countries and orginla language, culture, and idenity were wiped out during their colonial period |
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| What kind of problem is hunger |
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| believes that the Gospel message adresses today's social concerns, especially those who are poor |
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| What kind of expierence is the euchrist |
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| personal and communal, physical and spiritual |
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