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40 Terms
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Abortion
The intentional termination of a human pregnancy
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Acedia
Spiritual boredom
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Beatitude
Supreme blessedness & happiness
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Cardinal Virtues
Moral virtues of mind & character
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Common Good
That benefits & interest all
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Conscience
Our inner voice that moves us to good & helps us avoid evil
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Emotions
A natural instinct deriving from our mood
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Formed Conscience
Formed through our life experiences & environment
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Freedom
Power given to us by God to be able to act on our own accord
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Human Dignity
Humans possess a special value intrinsic to their humanity & are worthy of respect just b/c they are a human being
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3 Guidelines to determine if an action is good or evil
What you do must be good, not just have a good intention
\n You must have a good intentions as well
\n You cannot change the character of an action
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3 Spiritual Virtues and define them
Faith- we believe in God, acknowledge his truth, and commit ourselves to him
\n Hope- to long for our purpose, that is God's good and loving plan
\n Charity - to give ourselves to God, to others, and to ourselves
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4 Cardinal Virtues and define them
Prudence - recognizing what is right
Justice - allows someone to others, including God, what belongs to them, or is due to them
Fortitude - steadiness of will in battle or pursuit of what is good, despite a sacrifice
Temperance - moderates pleasure and provides balance to what is needed and honorable
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Informed Conscience
Shaped through education & knowledge
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Meek
When we submit to God we will have everything we need on Earth
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Passions
A strong feeling or emotion
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Persecuted for Righteousness
God will be there for us & save us
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Poor in Spirit
The humble go to heaven
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Pure of Heart
When we focus on God our heart is pure
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Responsibility
To have a well formed & informed conscience; Knowledge is consent!
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Spiritual Virtues
Have a foundation in God, are directly related to God, & help us reach God
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Vices
Negative habits that weaken the conscience, tempt us to do evil, & prepare us for sin
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Virtue
Quality of being morally good, moral excellence
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Actual Grace
Helps us to know & do everything that leads us to what is good & Heaven
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Catholic Social Teaching
Churches teaching about the ordering of life in society & about the attainment of individual & social justice
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Grace
God’s free & loving gift to us, his helping goodness, & the vitality that comes from him
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Graces of State
Promised to those in the state of marriage, ordainment, or religiousness
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Habitual Grace
Bestows a permanent disposition on us to do good
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Natural Moral Law
The moral laws understood by our own human reason
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7 Themes of the Catholic Social Teaching
1. Life and Dignity of the Human Person 2. Call to Family, Community, and Participation 3. Rights and Responsibilities 4. Option for the Poor and Vulnerable 5. The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers 6. Solidarity 7. Care for God's Creation
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Radical Individualism
Someone who relies on & works only for the good of themselves
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Sacramental Grace
Comes about in a special way where we can encounter God
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saint
Everyone that has died & gone to Heaven
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Sanctifying Grace
Makes us children & heirs of God
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Social Justice
Distribution of wealth, opportunities, & privileges within a society
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Supernatural Grace
Infused in us from above & can’t be explained in terms of natural causes
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Hypocrisy
Implies a double standard in the morality of someones actions or words
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Precepts
A general rule intended to regulate behavior or thought
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Precepts of the Catholic Church
The absolute minimum actions one must do
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5 Precepts of the Catholic
1. attend Mass on Sundays & holy days 2. receive the Sacrament of Penance at least once a year 3. Receive the Eucharist at least once during the Easter season 4. Fast & abstain on Ash Wednesday & Good Friday 5. Contribute to the material support of the church