CP2 Unit #12 Catholic Social Teaching 8.08.01-03Church 8.09.01-05Ecumenism 8.10-01-04Principles & Relationships 8.11.01-03Vocation 8.12.01-12Social Teaching.

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CP2 Unit #12 Catholic Social Teaching Church Ecumenism Principles & Relationships Vocation Social Teaching

Why must human life be respected?

What does the Fifth Commandment forbid?

What does the Seventh Commandment require?

When is a citizen forbidden to obey civil authorities?

What does moral law require regarding war?

What must be done to avoid war?

What is religious freedom?

What are beatitudes and why are they important?

What is service?

What is stewardship?

How do we continue Jesus' mission?

Why do we refer to the Church as the Body of Christ?

Homework