Midterm Flashcards

1
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Name the 10 CST’s

A
Common good
Participation
Subsidiarity 
Dignity of work
Solidarity
Preferential option for the poor and vulnerable
Stewardship of creation
Peace
Dignity of human person
Rights and responsibilities
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2
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Founders of the Daughters of charity

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St. Louise de marillac

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3
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Expelled from Cuba. Major role for Irish immigrant children

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Felix varela

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4
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Spanish Jesuit volunteered for mission in Cartagena. Devoted his life to ministering slaves. Known as the “slave to slaves”

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Pedro claver

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5
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Medieval noble woman known for her care for the poor. Became a Franciscan tertiary

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Elizabeth of Hungary

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6
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Born in slavery, first African American ordained a catholic priest. Most of his ministry was in Chicago

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Augustus tolton

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7
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Philadelphia heiress gave up a fortune to found a religious congregation dedicated to serving African Americans and native Americans and native Americans

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.katherine Drexel

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8
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Founders of daughters of Mary

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Maria mazzarello

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9
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16th century aristocrat gave up his inheritance to become a Jesuit. Died ministering to victims of the plague. Patron saint of those suffering from AIDS

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Aloysius Gonzaga

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10
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Foundress of the sisters of mercy

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Catherine Elizabeth macauley

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11
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20th century medical dotor chose to postpone her own medical treatment in order to save the life of her unborn daughter

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Gianna Molla

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12
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The US lay missionary was raped and murdered by members of the el Salvadoran military when she was ministering to the poor in El Salvador

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Jean Donovan

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13
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After the death of his wife, this man devoted himself to the education of the poor by founding the Irish Christian brothers

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Edmund rice

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14
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Foundress of the missionaries of charity

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Teresa of Calcutta

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15
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Jesuit murdered by the nazis

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Alfred delp

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16
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Dominican tertiary cared for the poor and was a peace mediator in 14th century Italy. One of the first two female doctors of the church and received stigmata

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Catherine of Siena

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17
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The Irish born priest of the archdiocese of Miami directed operation Pedro pan

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Brian Walsh

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18
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The only canonized saint from Sudan, this woman is the patroness of victims of human trafficking

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Josephine bakhita

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19
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Foundress of the little sisters of the poor, who care for the elderly poor

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Jeanne Jugan

20
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Known as “the great apostle of 17th centurynfrench priest founded the congregation of the mission and cofounded the daughters of charity. Spent two years as a slave in the Ottoman Empire after being abducted by pirates

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St. Vincent Paul

21
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First Colombian to be canonized, this woman was a strong advocate of the indigenous peoples of Latin America

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Laura Montoya

22
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This 17th and 18th century French priest founded the brothers of the Christian schools after he dedicated himself to the education for the poor

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John baptiste de la salle

23
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The archbishop of San Salvador was murdered while celebrating the sacrifice of the mass on account his criticism of the violent and repressive conduct of his gov. during the Salvadoran civil war

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Oscar Romero

24
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Daughter of a famous American novelist converted to Catholicism and founded a religious community which cares for the terminally ill cancer patients, still to this day refusing payment from patients, their families, or the gov.

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Rose Hawthorne lathrop

25
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Religious sister from the US was murdered in Brazil on account of her activism on behalf of environmental justice

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Dorothy stang

26
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The Chilean Jesuit was especially known for his ministry to the poor, to industrial workers, and to young people

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Alberto hurtado

27
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19th century Italian priest founded the salesians to educate the poor

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John bosco

28
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The only priest to receive the stigmata, this capuchin friar was a renowned confessor and spiritual director who built a hospital in one of the poorest parts of Italy

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Pio of pietrelcina

29
Q

This Peruvian mulatto became a Dominican brother. He built the first hospital in the americas and the first veterinary hospital in the world

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Martin de porres

30
Q

The women’s suffragist and leave activist converted to Catholicism after the birth of her daughter. She founded the Catholic worker movement

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Dorothy day

31
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The Italian nun founded the missionaries of the sacred heart and came to the US at the request of Leo XIII to minister to Italian immigrants. She is the patron saint of all immigrants

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Francesca Xavier Cabrini

32
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Franciscan sister from upstate NY P went to Hawaii to care for abandoned leprosy patients

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Marianne cope

33
Q

Indigenous layman received the apparition of our lady of Guadalupe

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Juan Diego

34
Q

Soldiers conversion experience centered on a moment when he cut his cloak in half to share with a poor man who was shivering in the cold

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Martin of tours

35
Q

Franciscan priest was an early pioneer in the Catholic publishing. He was a missionary in Japan. He was sent to aucschwitz for refusing to publish natzi propaganda. Died after he volunteered to trade places with a prisoner who had been condemned to death by starvation

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Maximillian kolbe

36
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Religious sister is the first Australian to be canonized

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Mary mackillop

37
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Vietnamese bishop spent 10 years in solitary confinement as a political prisoner of the communist government.

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Nguyen van thuan

38
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Belgian priest went on mission to Hawaii to dedicate his life to serving victims of leprosy of which he himself eventually died. Known as the “father of Hawaii”

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Damien of Molokai

39
Q

African American woman and her religious congregation broke the Jim Crow laws when she moved into her community to live with them. She became a beloved civil rights activist

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Thea bowman

40
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This bishop excommunicated the Roman Emperor theodosius after he massacred a city

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Ambrose of Milan

41
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This Peruvian Dominican tertiary devoted her life to penance in reparation for the Spanish treatment of the slaves and indigenous people

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Rose of Lima

42
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Soldier who suffered from life long war injuries learned to govern his wrathful temper through the guidance of st. Philip Neri. Became a priest and founded a congregation dedicated to the care of the sick

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Camillus de lellis

43
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This Dutch priest was killed in nazi medical experiments at dachau after he refused to allow the Catholic publications he supervised to print nazi propaganda

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Titus brandsma

44
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This early 20th century Italian young man lived to the age of 24. He became a Dominican tertiary. Was an vid sportsman who spent all his spare time serving the poor

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Pier giorgio frassati

45
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This spoiled rich young man gave up all his possessions after being a prisoner of war. Heard Jesus charge him “to rebuild the church”. He was especially devoted to caring for victims of leprosy. First person known to have received the stigmata

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Francis of Assisi