Across
- 4. What makes the story of the Samaritan helping a Jew unusual is that Samaritans are _______ of the Jews.
- 7. This refers to “voluntary” acts.
- 8. Amidst our imperfection, who empowers us to love?
- 12. The destination do we share with God in the end of time.
- 16. The parable of the Good _______,depicts our universal call to be of loving service to others.
- 17. “Madaling maging tao, mahirap ________.”
- 19. “Madaling maging tao; mahirap magpakatao” reminds us that we become our fullest selves only through ________.
- 21. Our love for God must find its true and explicit expression in our love for one another- this implies that true moral living is never just private or _____ concern.
- 22. In and through Jesus Christ, God has redeemed us from slavery to ____ and death.
- 23. We are embodies spirits which means that the physical acts we do are possible only through _____ and willing.
- 24. This refers to “freely chosen” acts.
- 25. The decisions we make ______ shape and direct the kind of person we will BECOME.
Down
- 1. This refers to our capacity to think.
- 2. The possible reason why the priest and levite refused to help the robbed man is because they do not want to go through a tedious process of ritual _______.
- 3. He reveals to Us the Fullness of our Dignity through His actions.
- 5. This refers to our capacity to choose.
- 6. This refers to “involuntary” acts.
- 9. We become fully human when we are able to overcome our self-centered tendencies to love others- because we are persons for _______.
- 10. He is the “crown” of God’s Creation.
- 11. It can refer to the process of becoming more human
- 13. Having a sense of compassion for others
- 14. Simply refer to a human person.
- 15. We are embodies spirits which means that the physical acts we do are possible only through.
- 18. This capacity for self-reflection shows that we are ________ beings - aware of ourselves.
- 20. This refers to Christ’s taking a human form- becoming flesh like us.