Unit 3 O4P&V

encourages us to imitate Christ's love for the poor by working to create a society where the needs of the poor are always considered first

• Extreme Poverty

• Universal destination of Goods

• Preferential Option for the Poor

• Structures of Sin

the principle that the earth and all its goods belong to God, and he intends these goods to provide the things all human beings need to live with dignity. 

• migrant

• refugee

• social structures

• universal destination of goods

not having enough money to meet basic needs including food, clothing, and shelter

• poverty

• temporal good

• homeless

• spiritual poverty

measured as the number of people living on less than 2.15 per day

• poverty

• extreme poverty

• spiritual poverty

• refugee

an emptying of self so that God can fill us with life and love, Christ being our perfect model

• destitute

• migrant

• spiritual poverty

• social structures

societal configurations that block justice and fail to protect human life and human rights. They are the result of the personal sin of individuals

• universal destination of goods

• immigration

• preferential option for the poor

• structures of sin

the complex pattern of relationships that shape any society. They help determine how justice is lived out in society

• homeless

• social structures

• structures of sin

• immigration

the aspect of the common good that focuses on the material and social needs that are part of earthly life

• poverty

• refugee

• immigration

• temporal good

the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country

• immigration

• preferential option for the poor

• homeless

• refugee

the movement of a person or a group of people from one place to to another, without establishing a permanent residence

• homeless

• migrant

• universal destination of goods

• extreme poverty