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| The god given power to choose one thing or another |
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| Films, magazines, photographs whose sole purpose is to cause sexual arousal for money, power of fame |
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| To refrain from sex for given a period of time |
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| Mutual caring, respect, self-sacrifice, commitment, trust |
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| The description one sometimes has after having an abortion |
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| To treat others the way we want to be treated |
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| judging someone without knowing them as a person |
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| praising God because without him we would not exists |
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| God's presence within us that frees us and helps us to do what is good |
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| Believe that abortion is legal, moral and a legitimate form of birth control. |
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| Love God with your whole heart, mind and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself |
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| Belief that abortion is an individuals choice to make |
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| To be against abortion as a single issue |
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| When we feed badly enough to look at changing our ways |
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| Since human life is sacred, there is concern for all life issues. |
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| A self-centered lack of concerned for others |
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| caused by virus. It's highly contagious. It invades the body at the point of contact |
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| The openness to bringing forth new life |
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| The leader of Seamless Garment |
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| A person who is sexually attracted to members of the opposite gender |
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| A strong negative attitude towards homosexuals |
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| A person who is conscious of his/her attraction toward members of the same gender |
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| Sexual penetration against a person's will |
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| To make a lifelong promise to abstain from sex to totally commit your life to God |
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| To be truthful and free from deceit |
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| To fool ourselves by looking at only part of the fact |
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| The U.S. Bishop's Pastoral latter written in 1983 in response to the growing tension in the world |
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| caused by virus. Sometimes results in painless blisters that can grow on the genitals, the throat and the anus. There are no visible symptoms most of the time. |
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| The sacrament which mends ones relationship with God, others, and self |
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| To recognize and show honor to the essential goodness of God's creation. |
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| When a person's sexual desires are lived out in a way that is in harmony with their state in life, single or married |
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| The 1973 supreme court ruling which stated that a woman has a tight to an abortion because the child growing inside of her was a part of her body. |
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| caused by bacteria. Most cases don't show symptoms, so a great deal of damage can be done before noticed. |
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| Sexual feelings, Possessiveness, and wanting to be Near all the time |
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| A published teaching on the Consisted Ethic of life, written by the bishops, led by cardinal Joseph Bernadin. |
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| Laws made by government to make things work more smoothly |
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Female: when an egg is present in a fallopian tube.
Male: his capacity to produce sperm |
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| Doing an action that is wrong. |
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| Interior factors that limit choice such as addictions or phobias |
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| The ability to be aware of the suffering of the others, to be moved by it and to work to alleviate it. |
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| To unite sperm and egg outside of the human body and place the embryo into ones uterus to grow and develop. |
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| Dangers of "If" relationship |
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| A systematic method for determining whether a war is just or not. |
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| The God given sense of right and wring that we are born with |
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| The virtue that requires us to render to God and neighbor what is due them. |
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| When we cooperate with a system that hurts our relationship with God, others, and ourselves |
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| Human life is sacred from womb to tomb. |
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| the underlying intention of the law |
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| Emphasizing strict observance of the law without regards for it's intent |
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| Jesus statement about promoting life |
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| Mutual caring, respect, trust, self sacrifice, commitment, someone you want to old with & raise a child with |
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| the teaching voice of the Church through the bishops and pope |
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| caused by bacteria. It's curable, but often people don't seek medical attention because the symptoms disappear on their own. |
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| First state of God's revealed law |
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| The ability to understand another person's feelings, thoughts, and experiences from their point of view. |
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| When we become possessed by out possession |
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| A specific action taken to directly take the life of someone |
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| An attitude of doing the least required of us |
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| The love sharing between two people committed to each other for life |
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| A relationship based on selfishness in order to Use someone without respect |
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| What I ought to be and what I ought to do to be a fully human. |
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| a pear-shaped muscular structure where a fertilized ovum begins its development |
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| A feeling of security from things outside of us that threaten or destroy our power |
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| When we completely cut off our relationship with God, others, and ourselves |
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| Heroic or overly aggressive medical procedures |
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| Abiding by God's design or the nature of things |
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| To put ourselves near persons, places, or things that can lead us to sin |
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| Where one ovum is released into when it comes to maturity approximately every 28 days |
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| Falling to do something we should have done |
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| Supposedly innocent untruths that seem not to hurt anyone, told to help things run more smoothly |
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| The state or condition of sin into which we are born since the beginning of human history |
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| to be aware of and to nurture all parts of myself; body, mind, rational, and spiritual. |
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| The fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance, thing, or action |
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| Lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something |
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| discretion in practical affairs |
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| Each of the chief natural virtues of justice, prudence, temperance, and fortitude |
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| The mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual |
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| Not conforming to accept standards of morality |
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| A feeling of pride in yourself |
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| A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior |
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| A distinctive practice, system, or philosophy |
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| Behavior in accordance with socially accepted conventions or standards |
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| A state of happiness and satisfaction |
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| A bishop's deputy who grants marriage licenses |
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| The hidden power believed to control what will happen in the future; fate |
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| an ectopic pregnancy in which the fetus develops in a fallopian tube |
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| the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance or preciousness of something |
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| Complete trust or confidence in God |
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| Courage in pain or adversity |
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