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614 • United States Catholic Catechism for Adults

and human dignity: 501

moral judgments of the Church

and: 379-80, 432

responsibilities towards their

citizens: 326, 375-76,

420-21, 434

rights and duties of: 394, 396, 419

see also Authority; Church and

state, separation of; Law: civil

law;

specific topics

Polygamy:

280, 411

an offense against the dignity of

marriage: 280, 411

in the Old Law: 279

the Poor:

see Poverty

Pope:

523

see also Supreme Pontiff

Popular devotions:

see under Piety:

devotions and popular;

Sacramentals

Popular piety:

see Piety

Pornography:

381, 407, 414

Positivity; being positive:

137

Possessions:

453

see also Property

Poverty

protecting the poor from

exploitation: 399

Poverty; the poor:

418

advocacy for: 43, 423

all Church members as linked to the

poor: 116, 122

arms race as harmful to the poor:

395

blessedness of: 450, 453

causes of: 421, 424-25, 427

Church’s social teaching and: 139,

421, 423-25, 427-28

concern, care, and love for the poor:

425, 427

detachment from riches and the

Tenth Commandment: 449, 456

duty of rich nations towards the

poor: 397

Eucharist and the poor: 219, 225,

228-29

and family life: 381

of heart: 450

helping the poor, meaning of:

454-55, 487

Jesus and the poor: 85, 263,

307-8, 427

Jesus as poor person: 83, 135, 308

as leading to war: 395

preferential option for the poor:

421, 423, 427, 449, 456

removal of symptoms and causes

of: 421, 424-25, 427

rights of the poor: 381

solidarity and: 326, 487

of spirit: 308, 317, 447-57

and Sunday, elimination of

unnecessary work on: 367, 369

symptoms of poverty: 421, 424-25

voluntary poverty: 387

vow of (evangelical counsels): 135,

139,

511

see also Charity; Social justice

Pragmatism:

523

Praise:

468

see also Prayer; Worship

Prayer:

461-95,

523-24

at all times: 476

an act by which one enters

into awareness of a loving

communion with God: 478, 491

the “Battle of Prayer”: 476

bodily gestures: Sign of the Cross,

genuflection, kneeling, and

bowing: 473

celebration of the Eucharist: 466,

468, 479, 483, 487, 493

Christian prayer as always

Trinitarian: 469, 478

communal: 472-73, 483, 485,

489, 493

contemplation:

508

contemplative prayer: 474,

477,

508

devotional prayer:

509

difficulties in: 476

directed towards the Father: 469,

478, 484

distractions during: 476