Catholic organization founder in 1949 by Fr. James Keller to spread a message of hope&understanding to people of all faiths by means of the media.

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lay movement founded in 1933 by Dorthy Day and Peter Maurin and committed to nonviolence, voluntary poverty, prayer, and hospitality for the homeless, exiled hungry and for saken.

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 (1195 - 1231) born in Lisbon, Portugal; Franciscian priest; gifted teacher and preacher, Doctor of the Church.

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(1877 - 1949) born in France; with Dorthy Day, co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement.

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the first sin, committed by the first humans beings.

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our ability to know the difference between good and evil, right from wrong.

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the practice of thinking about our choices and determining wether we have followed God's laws  and the teachings and examples of Jesus.

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God's gift to human beings of the freedom and ability to choose what to do.

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any thought, word, or omission against god's law.

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the community of people who beleive in Jesus Christ have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.

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the value and worth that we share because God created us in his image and likeness.

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a life of happiness with God forever.

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a participation in God's goodness and a response to God's love by the way that we live.

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the power of God's love active in our lives and in our world; an image that reminded everyone who listened to Jesus that God is the Lord of our universe who cares for his people, briefs them salvation and excepts to return his love and follow his law.

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a pupil who learns a specific skill or trade under the guidance of a master teacher.

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(1937 -1990) a Franciscan sister of Perpetual Adoration who shared the good news of Jesus Christ through song, poetry, payer, and storytelling.

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