Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School

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TRANSFORMING MINDS AND HEARTS, THE OLLCS WAY
School Year 2021-2022

LEARNING PACKAGE in Christian Living 7

THIRD QUARTER

Content/Lesson Title: PROPHETS SPEAK ABOUT HOLINESS Week No. 3

NAME: _________________________________ DATE: ____________________________

GRADE & SECTION: _______________________ TEACHER:
_________________________

LEARNING TARGETS: After accomplishing this learning package, I must be able to:
a. Explain that prophets’ call of conversion leads to holiness as reflected in the words of
Prophet Ezekiel.
b. Express commitment to the prophets’ call to holiness as a renewal of life acting on social
justice through preferential option for the poor
c. Pray for the courage to be instruments of justice and peace

LEARNING RESOURCES/MATERIALS:
a. Caramat, C. et’al (2020) MAPSA K-12 Christian Living Education Series Jesus Christ:
Prophet, Priest, Savior and Servant Grade 7: Quezon City. MaPSA with Vibal Group Inc.
b. Catholic Bishop of the Philippines (1997) Catechism for Filipino Catholics: Manila,
Philippines. World and Life Publication.

Links of Article, Videos, and other Supplementary Resources for this Module:
1. Scheler Hierarchy of Values retrieved from https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/watchmen-
daily-journal/20201026/281539408452516
2. The Prophet Ezekiel retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=6u8X34Gd5VQ&list=PL1EKQBUHh8VRevQkNWmiCjT5oOUMGoYWe&index=5

According to Catechism for Filipino Catholics (CFC 2140), prophets’ call of conversion
leads to holiness as reflected in the words of Prophet Ezekiel, “I will prove the holiness of my
great name…the nations shall know that I Am the Lord…when in their sight I prove my holiness
through you.” - Ez 36:23

LEARNING ACTIVITY 1
Instruction: Watch the story of the Prophet Ezekiel and answer the follow up questions on the
link below: https://kahoot.it/challenge/0912223?challenge-id=398bd2e3-9fce-4f17-93dd-
b05d1e4f888f_1642118725566

Watch: The Prophet Ezekiel

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=6u8X34Gd5VQ&list=PL1EKQBUHh8VRevQkNWmiCjT5oOUMGoYWe&index=5

According to Britannica, Max Ferdinand Scheler, a German social and ethical

philosopher who developed the hierarchy of values, argued that values, like the colors of the
spectrum, are independent of the things to which they belong. He posited an order of five
“ranks” of values, ranging from those of physical comfort to those of usefulness, life, the mind,
and the “holy.”
In accordance with the above principles, Scheler classified the values into the following
four categories (from the bottom to the top): (1) the value of pleasure and displeasure (the
emotional value), (2) the value of the sense of life (and welfare as a subsidiary value to it), (3) the
mental value (perception, beauty, justice), (4) the value of holiness.
Pleasure values are the physiological needs of an individual such as food, water, sex, breathing,
sleep, excretion, etc. These are the utility and sensual values.
Vital values are values pertaining to the well-being of either of the individual or of the
community such as employment, health, property, family, friendship, morality, etc. This is virtue values.
Spiritual values are values independent of the whole sphere of the body and of the
environment. Grasped in spiritual acts preferring to loving and hating, self-esteem, confidence, respect
for others, etc. This is wisdom values.
Lastly, the Values of the Holy refer to the sacred and hallowed beliefs, some things which are
the objects of worship or veneration. This is the transcendent values.
In connection to this, the Church teachings from the CCC and CFC tell us how blessed are the
oppressed, the least, the lost and the last for the Church has not ceased to work for their relief, defense
and liberation through numerous works of charity.

 Read Understanding Our Faith of your CLE book page 126 - 127

ASSESSMENT
A. Instructions: Prophets call us to conversion so that we may live a life of holiness as reflected
in the words of Prophet Ezekiel. A life of holiness is a life in the service of the poor. Answer
Livinf our Faith in your CLE book page 129 numbers 1-3. Answer on your book and take a
picture of it.

Paste the picture of your answer here.

Rubrics:
Componen 5 4 3 2 1
t
Content The content is The content is The content is The content is The content
reflective, reflective, reflective and reflective but tries to
meaningful, meaningful, and meaningful but lack of answer the
informative, informative but lack in meaning, question.
and clear. lack of clarity. information and information,
clarity. and Clarity.

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B. Instructions: The corporal and spiritual works of mercy tell us the way to show charity
towards other and extend Jesus’ mercy and compassion to those in need. Cite ways on how you
can respond to the prophets’ call to holiness as a renewal of life acting on social justice through
preferential option for the poor by expressing your commitment to the works of mercy.

HOW I WILL LIVE OUT

CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY

Rubrics:
5 4 3 2 1
Content The content The content The content The content The content
is reflective, is reflective, is reflective is reflective tries to
meaningful, meaningful, and but lack of answer the
informative, and meaningful meaning, question.
and clear. informative but lack in information,
but lack of information and Clarity.
clarity. and clarity.

C. Instruction: Compose a prayer asking God for the courage to be instruments of justice and
peace

Rubrics:
Component 5 4 3 2 1
Content The content is The content is The content is The content is The content
reflective, reflective, reflective and reflective but tries to
meaningful, meaningful, and meaningful but lack of meaning, answer the
informative, and informative but lack in information, and question.
clear. lack of clarity. information and Clarity.
clarity.

WRAP-UP

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 Prophet’s call of conversion requiring living in holiness, the highest in the hierarchy of values, which
means making God’s name holy in one’s life and action. We are taught by the prophet Ezekiel how to
respond to God’s call of holiness, the highest in the hierarchy of values.
Jesus call each of us to live a life free form sin so that we may live a holy life. As His followers he call
us to help the poor and uplift their condition of poverty. These actions are called the corporal and
spiritual works of mercy.

To assist your learning and commitment for today, kindly do the following Activities:

D. Answer the following questions objectively and reflectively. Use the table for your answer.

After I have learned the importance of living Since I understand the importance of the call to
a life of holiness I realized that... holiness, I will serve others by….

Rubrics:
Component 5 4 3 2 1
Content The content is The content is The content is The content is The content
reflective, reflective, reflective and reflective but tries to
meaningful, meaningful, and meaningful but lack of meaning, answer the
informative, and informative but lack in information, and question.
clear. lack of clarity. information and Clarity.
clarity.

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