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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 8
MODULE 8

Name of Student: __________________________________________________

Year & Section: ____________________________________________________

MS. MAE B. ESTREBILLO, LPT

Teacher

For questions and clarifications you may contact me through this

cellphone number: 0945-973-8796. You may also message me
on my facebook account: Mae Bacus Estrebillo
What’s inside this module?
Getting into the vast context of the Religious Education, requires a number of creative pedagogical
approaches. The teacher tried to design each lesson by combining both traditional and modern
approaches aimed to cater to the needs of the 21 st century learners. The following defines the flow
of each

Introduction presents a glimpse of each lesson

Objectives presents the direction of each lesson

Essential questions help learners see the connection between content standards and important
questions through inquiry and thoughtful conversation

Concept map presents the flow of the lessons contained in the module

Let’s Recall taps into the learner’s prior knowledge

Active Reading contains information on each lesson through various adapted articles and
excerpts

Activities are short in-between activities provided to test the knowledge acquired from each
lesson

Summary to give the learners a condensed and objective account of the main ideas and
features of the lessons.

Performance Task enable the learners to demonstrate their knowledge, understanding and
proficiency as evidence of their learning.

Thought Provoking question provokes more reflection and encourages learner to take
charge of their learning and their feelings

Journal help learners make connections between what is really important to them, the
curriculum, and the world.

Post Assessment is the summative evaluation of the learners understanding after the lesson.

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 Reminder!
Before you start answering your modules, please read the following study tips and reminders to
help you for a much easy and fun modular learning!

How to study meaningfully?

1. Know your learning style

2. Put your learning style to conscious use
3. Study in a variety of environment
4. Set regular study time
5. Eliminate potential distractions before starting your module
6. Maintain a study planner with deadlines and prioritized assignments
7. Bait yourself with enticing treats for study goals
8. Take more useful notes
9. Review notes while the information is still fresh in your mind
10. Condense or rewrite notes to maximize learning
11. Tap into the power of Mnemonics
12. Feed your brain with friendly nutritious foods
13. You snooze, you win
Remember:
“The big Secret in life is that there is no big secret. Whatever your goal, you can get there if you’re
willing to work”.

1. Before starting to read and answer your module, please check the pages to be sure that
nothing is lacking.
2. Scanning and skimming is highly discouraged, as it will lead you to confusion.
3. Read and analyze the statements in the module so that you can answer your activities.
4. Answer all the activities, especially the thought provoking question to get a good
grade.
5. To have more ideas about the topic and questions you can search it on the internet.
6. If you have questions and clarifications, don’t hesitate to message your teacher on the
contact details indicated on the cover page of the module.
7. Have fun, while learning. No matter what your score is, I am still proud of you
because you have done your very best.

Are you ready to learn new ideas? If you are, then let’s begin your journey.

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 MODULE Lesson 8: Holy Spirit in the Life and Mission of Jesus
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Introduction

In the Creed, we proclaim our belief in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of Life. We worship
the Spirit, together with the Father and the Son, as the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity. As the Giver of life,
the Holy Spirit enables us to share in God’s eternal life by uniting us with Jesus Christ and the Father. Through
the Holy Spirit, we are inspired and empowered to live Christian lives and worship God authentically – in spirit
and in truth – as one Christian community.
This module aims to help us understand and appreciate the role of the Holy Spirit in our Christian lives
by (1) knowing who the Spirit is as revealed to us in Scripture; (2) learning about the Holy Spirit’s activity in
salvation history, from the beginning of time until the present; and (3) seeing how the Holy Spirit is at work in
our daily lives, constantly calling us from within to live as children of the Father and the disciples of our Lord,
Jesus Christ.

Objectives:

In this lesson, you will be able to:

Lesson 8: Holy Spirit in the Life and Mission of  Identify the fruits of the Holy Spirit;
Jesus  Compose a prayer to the Holy Spirit for its constant
presence in our lives; and
 Recognize the importance of Holy Spirit in our
lives, as the prime mover/inspirer of our life

Essential Questions:

As you go on with this lesson, remember to search for the answer of the following questions:

1. Who is the Holy Spirit?

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2. What is the role of the Holy Spirit in Christian moral life?
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 Concept Map:

Here is a simple map of the above lesson you will cover:

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 8

Holy Spirit in the Life and Mission of Jesus

The Role of the

The Identity of the Symbols of the The Holy Spirit in Gifts and Fruits of
Holy Spirit in
Holy Spirit Holy Spirit Salvation History the Holy Spirit
Christian Life

Let’s Recall:

Make a story about the given illustration below. Point out the specific details, then give your own title.
Put your output on the space provided for.

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 K-W-L Chart

Complete the first parts of the diagram. After the topic you will be asked to complete all parts. Write your answer on
the space provided for.

What do I
know?

What do I
Holy Spirit want to
know?

What have I Answer this question “What have I learned”

learned? on page 16 , after you have read the topic.

LET’S EXPLORE
In this lesson, you will be able to learn the role of the Holy Spirit in the Mission of Jesus. As you go
on with this lesson, bear in mind this question:

How does the Holy Spirit partake in the Mission of Jesus, entrusted by the Father?

Active Reading
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Overview
Even before Christianity reached the Philippines, our ancestors have always believed in the existence of
spirits or mystical forces that surround and affect the lives of people. While most of them believed in a Supreme
Being, whom they called Bathala, they also adhered to the spirit world of anitos and diwatas.
This belief in the spirits is still very much common in our modern society, especially in the provinces
where news of spiritual apparitions arouses excitement among people, and these mysterious occurrences are
usually attributed to the work of the spirits. Although Filipinos are generally curious about all kinds of spirits,
there is still much confusion about how they act, and little attention is given in discerning whether these spirits
are truly from God.
As Catholic Christians, however, we believe in the Holy Spirit, who is God Himself. When were
baptized as infants, the Church welcomed us into God’s family with the formula: “I baptize you in the name of

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the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit”. As young children, we learned to make the Sign of the Cross
and offer our prayers in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Every Sunday, when we hear
Mass, we profess our faith in the Triune God, who is the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Thus, from the very
start, we have been introduced to the Person of the Holy Spirit, and indeed, our entire Christian life is filled with
its presence.
But unfortunately, for many of us, the Holy Spirit still remains the “Forgotten Person” of the Blessed
Trinity. We do not easily connect with the Spirit in the same way that we relate with Jesus Christ and God the
Father. This shows the great need for us, Catholic Christians, to get to know the Holy Spirit more and
understand its role in our daily lives, so that we may also relate with the third Person of the Trinity more
consciously and intimately.
Activity 8.1
Write at least three (3) Bible passages that speak about the Holy Spirit. Put your answer on the
space provided for.

1.

2.

3.

Active Reading
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The Identity of the Holy Spirit
 The Advocate

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 “If you love me, you will keep my commandments. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you
another Advocate to be with you will always, the Spirit of truth, which the world cannot accept because it
neither sees nor knows it. But you know it, because it remains with you, and will be in you” (John 14: 15-17).
In one of the Last Supper discourses, Jesus made a promise to His Apostles. He promised them that
when He finally goes back to His heavenly Father, another Advocate or “helper” will come to them and be with
them until the end of time. This Advocate is the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of truth who will remain in His disciples
and remind them of all they have have from Christ. The Holy Spirit is also the one who will bring peace and
comfort to the followers of Christ and become their lifelong companion and guide.
However, the Holy Spirit is not an ordinary companion or guide. In the Creed, we recognize and
worship the Holy Spirit with the Father and the Son, as Lord, the Giver of Life. The life that the Holy Spirit
gives us is the very divine life of the Triune God, which is shared with us in love. St. Paul affirms this when he
says, “the love of God has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given us” (Rom
5:5).
Therefore as Christians, this is the first gift that we receive from God in Baptism, the gift of His
indwelling Spirit or Grace. God’s grace is what enables us to live as true and faithful Christians. Hence, when
we think of the Holy Spirit, we must not imagine someone distant or far away from us. In reality, the Holy
Spirit is the closest encounter we have of God, for in the Holy Spirit, we experience God-within-us.

Process Questions:
Answer the following questions briefly and concisely. Write your answer on the space provided for.
1. When did Jesus promise to His Apostles? What did He promise?
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2. What is the role of the Holy Spirit in your life? Cite concrete examples to justify your answer.
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3. How did you experience the Holy Spirit as your advocate or companion when you face difficult situations in
your life?
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Active Reading
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Symbols of the Holy Spirit
In the Bible, we will find numerous records of the symbols of the Holy Spirit. These are given in order
to teach important truths about the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity. The purpose of these symbolisms are
shed to light, add understanding, and illustrate truths about the Holy Spirit. If you notice, it is very easy to
understand the truths about God the Father and God the Son. It is because as human, we can relate easily to a
father and to a son but never or seldom to spirits. And so, in order to fully understand our knowledge about the
Holy Spirit, we will study the different symbols of the Spirit of God.

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 Fire

Fire is one of the popular representations of the Holy Spirit. During

Exodus, the Israelites were led by a pillar of fire at night. It gives them the
light and the heat they need during the cold, dark nights in the desert. The
symbol of fire also appeared on the day of the Pentecost when tongues of
fire appeared on the head of the Apostles. Fire symbolizes the strength and
force of the Holy Spirit. As fire refines and changes material from one form
to another, thus, the Spirit purifies and changes the heart of the people He
touches. The Holy Spirit purifies, warms, and illuminates our mind, heart and soul.

Cloud
Cloud is also used as a symbol of the Holy Spirit. As the
Israelites wander in the desert, the pillar of cloud did not leave
them. Instead, its presence continued to lead them as a people and
protected them from the scorching heat of the sun. The image of
cloud represents the image of light which symbolizes the hidden
and mysterious characteristic of God who eventually reveals
Himself to His people.

Dove
Another popular symbol of the Holy Spirit is a dove. In the Old
Testament, we will find in the story of the great flood that Noah sent a dove
to check if there is an available dry land. At first, the dove returned to the
ark because there is no sign of dry land yet. But on the second time, the dove
returned with an olive leaf showing sign that there is life once more on earth.
In the New Testament, a dove appeared and descended on Jesus
during His baptism in the Jordan River. “As soon as He was baptized, Jesus
came up from the water. At once, the heavens opened and He saw the Spirit
of God come down like a dove and rest upon him” (Mt. 2:16).
The Spirit of God is an Informer of the truth. Like a dove, the Holy Spirit brings to us the truth in a
gentle and peaceful manner. It provides us with the most and purest truth of the Good News.

Oil
In the olden times, anointing with oil is used to signify the
bestowal of authority and power through the spirit for a certain person
to act in various capacities. Likewise, oil is used as an instrument to
heal the sick. In the Church, we regard oil as a symbol of the Holy Spirit
for it is through the Spirit that God graces His people to act in certain
capacity. It is through the Spirit that He heals and mends the wounds of
the heart of His people.
Oil is also used to keep the lamps burning in the temples and
other holy places. Like the lamp, the oil in our hearts should not run dry
and should be kept burning. Here, we will discover that we need the
presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives and in the Church because it is
the Spirit who enlightens and
illuminates the darkness that
surrounds us. The Spirit heals us and gives us the power to overcome
temptations.

Wind

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 The wind is a symbol to recognize the Holy Spirit. In Hebrew and Greek, the word “spirit” is
translated as “ruah” and “pneuma” which can be referred to wind or breath. In the book of Genesis, we will
find that the Spirit is the wind and breath that gives life to the earth and to man.
In the beginning, when God began to create the heavens and the earth, the earth had no form and was
void; darkness was over the deep and the Spirit of God hovered over the waters (Gen. 1:1-2).
Then Yahweh God formed Man, dust drawn from the clay, and breathed into his nostrils a breath of life
and Man became alive with breath (Gen. 2:7).

It is also the same wind that rushed and filled the room where the Apostles were gathered on the day of
Pentecost and all of them are filled with the Holy Spirit (cf Acts 4:1-4). It is the spirit that breaths life to
mankind and into the Church and the same Spirit will eventually raise all mankind into new life in Christ.
Water
Water signifies birth and life. It denotes the cleansing and life-giving
action of the Third Person of the Trinity at Baptism. In the Gospel of John, Jesus
also told His disciples that the Spirit is the “Living Water” flowing from His
innermost being and the source of eternal life. The Psalmist wrote that a person
who does what is good is “like a tree beside a river producing its fruit in due
season, its leaves never withering. Everything he does is a success” (Ps. 1:3).
Hence, the Holy Spirit gives life to our parched soul. The Spirit refreshes us
whenever our soul is weary and tired. God pours to us the Living Water that gives
eternal life.

Activity 8.2
A - Match the characteristics of the Holy Spirit in column A to its symbols in column B.
Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before each number.

Column A Column B
________1. It signifies the life-giving action of the Spirit. A. Air
________2. It denotes the mysterious and hidden face of B. Cloud
God. C. Dove
________3. It represents the gentle and purest way of D. Fire
bringing the truth to mankind E. Oil
________4. It symbolizes the bestowal of power and F. Water
healing for the sick. G. Wind
________5. It refers to the breath that animates the life
of the Church

B - Read and analyze each statement carefully. Then, write the letter of the correct answer on the space
provided before each number.

A. if both statements are correct.

B. If the 1st statement is correct.
C. If the 2nd statement is correct.
D. If both statements are incorrect

____________1. The oil is used to keep the lamps burning in holy places.
Like the lamp, our hearts should not run dry with oil to keep the fire burning.
____________2. The Spirit of God is an Informer of the truth.
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 Like the wind, the Holy Spirit brings to us the truth in a gentle manner.
____________3. Fire breathes life to the Church.
While dove signifies birth and new life.
____________4. The Holy Spirit uses symbolisms in order to add understanding.
Symbols illustrate truth about the Holy Spirit.
____________5. As the Israelites wander in the desert, the pillar of cloud did not leave them.
Its presence continued to lead them as a people until the death of Moses.

Active Reading
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The Holy Spirit in Salvation History
Since the beginning of time, the Holy Spirit has been actively present in the world, renewing the face of
the earth and bringing salvation to humankind.
 In Creation
 “In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was a formless wasteland,, and
darkness covered the abyss, while a mighty wind swept over the waters” (Gn 1:1-2). In the story of
creation, the Holy Spirit is symbolized by the “mighty wind” sweeping over the waters, bringing life and
putting order into the world.
 “The Lord God formed man out of the clay of the ground and blew into his nostrils the breath of life,
and so man became a living being” (Gn 2:7). Within all creation, it is in the human person that the Holy
Spirit is especially active. Created in God’s image and likeness, the first human persons came to life
when God blew into their nostrils the Holy Spirit or the “breath of life” (CFC 1286).

 In God’s Covenant Relationship with Israel

 “Your good Spirit you bestowed on them, to give them understanding; your manna you did not withhold
from their mouths, and gave them water in their thirst” (Neh 9:20). This passage recalls how God
bestowed upon His chosen people, Israel, His very own Spirit to guide and sustain them as they
wandered in the desert toward the Promised Land.
 “I will give you a new heart and place a new Spirit within you, taking from your bodies your stony
hearts… I will put my Spirit within you and make you live by my statutes careful to observe my
decrees” (Ez 36:26-27). God has always been faithful to His covenant with Israel. Yet, many times, the
Israelites turned away from God and worshipped idols. So, God promised to send the Holy Spirit in their
hearts that they may remember that He is the Lord and remain faithful to Him.

 In the Life and Ministry of Christ

 “The Holy Spirit will come upon you and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. Therefore,
the child to be born will be called holy, the Son of God” (Lk 1:35). It was through the power of the Holy
Spirit that salvation was brought to mankind through Mary’s birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.
 “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He has anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor. He has
sent me to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed to go free,
and to proclaim a year acceptable to the Lord” (Lk 4:18-19). Jesus inaugurated His public ministry
through the power of the Holy Spirit as the prophet Isaiah foretold in the Old Testament (CFC 1294).
 “When Jesus had taken the wine, He said, ‘It is finished’ and bowing His head He handed over the
Spirit” (Jn 19:30). The Holy Spirit was present with Christ all throughout His earthly life, from His
birth, baptism, public ministry, to His suffering and death.
 “Jesus said to them, ‘Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you’. And when He had
said this, He breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit’” (Jn 20: 21-22).

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The Spirit’s power is seen most clearly in the Resurrection. The Risen Christ sends His Spirit to His Apostles so
that they may receive new life and faithfully continue His mission.
 In the Church
 “And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different tongues, as the Spirit
enabled them to proclaim” (Acts 2:4). At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit gave the Apostles the courage to
proclaim the Word of God to all people. This event paved way for the birth of the Church. At present,
the Holy Spirit continues to empower and guide all the members of the Church in fulfilling their mission
from Christ and building the Father’s kingdom on earth.

Activity 8.3
Write True if the statement is correct and False if otherwise, on the space provided before each
number.

___________1. It was through the power of the Holy Spirit that salvation was brought to mankind through
Mary’s birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.
___________2. The dead Christ sends His Spirit to His Apostles so that they may receive new life and
faithfully continue His mission.
___________3. Within all the creation, it is in the human person that the Holy Spirit is especially active.
___________4. Jesus inaugurated His public ministry through the power of the Holy Spirit.
___________5. The Holy Spirit was present with Christ all throughout His heavenly life.

B- Draw a symbol or an image which represents the Holy Spirit for you. Put your output on the space provided
for.

Active Reading
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The Role of the Holy Spirit in Christian Life
1. The Holy Spirit unites with Christ and the Father. As the Spirit of God sent into our hearts, we become united
with Christ and the Father through the Holy Spirit. In fact, before we could begin to know Jesus Christ and the
Father through the Holy Spirit. In fact, before we could begin to know Jesus Christ and the Father, we must first
be touched by the Holy Spirit, “for no one can say ‘Jesus is Lord’ except by the Holy Spirit” (Cor 12:3). It is the
Holy Spirit which reveals Jesus Christ to us as the visible image of the Father.

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 Moreover, the Holy Spirit is the “Spirit of adoption” by which we become children of God. For “God
sent the Spirit of His Son into our hearts, crying out, ‘Abba, Father!’” Jesus is the only begotten Son of God, but
through Him and His Spirit we are adopted by the Father, and become children of God, who are called to share
in His Divine life and love (CFC 1310).
2. The Holy Spirit enables us to live true Christian lives. The Holy Spirit enables us to live authentic Christian
lives by:
a. directing us to the truth of God in Jesus Christ;
b. empowering us to love one another as Christ loved us; and
c. deepening our communion with Christ in prayer.
 It directs us to the truth. As Christians, the center of our lives is Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.
However, it is through the Holy Spirit that the Risen Christ becomes present in us. It is the Spirit of
Truth who teaches us who Jesus Christ truly is and who we are in relation to Him. Through the Holy
Spirit, we recognize Christ as our Truth, the true light that renews and enlightens our lives.
 It empowers us to love. We are empowered to love as Christ did because of His Grace, the Spirit of
Love within our hearts. Through the Spirit, we are strengthened to overcome temptations, choose the
good, and fulfil our mission from Christ. We are able to turn away from our selfish ways and bear
witness to Christ’s love. Without love we are nothing. “Yet, if we love one another, God remains in us
and His love is brought to perfection in us” (1 Jn 4:12).
 It inspires our prayer life. The Holy Spirit also deepens our relationship with Christ by inspiring our
prayer life. The more we commune with Christ in prayer, the more we learn to respond to His call and
live in accordance to the will of our Heavenly Father. To make this possible, we must cooperate with
God’s Grace and choose to live by the Spirit.
3. The Holy Spirit draws us to the Christian community, the Church. As the Spirit of the Risen Christ, the Holy
Spirit is the one who draws each member of the Christian community into the Body of Christ, the Church. This
union of the Church through Christ in the Spirit is shown in her teachings, in fellowship, in the breaking of
bread and prayer, and in our loving service of one another (CFC 1314).

Activity 8.4
In the graphic organizer illustrated below, write the role of the Holy Spirit in Christian life. Put
your answer on the space provided for.

Active Reading

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Role of the Holy Spirit

in Christian Life

Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit

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 The Holy Spirit gives us gifts of wisdom, understanding, knowledge, counsel, fortitude, piety, and fear
of the Lord. Each gift helps us live a holy Christian life. Wisdom is the desire for the things of God. It perfects
charity because it directs our whole life and actions to honor God and love our neighbors. Understanding gives
us an awareness and intuitive discernment of the truth. It enables us to see clearly the mysteries of faith.
Knowledge perfects the virtue of hope and it enables us to discover the will of God in all things. The gift of
counsel sharpens prudence and it warns us of the deceits of evil. These four (4) gifts refer to intellectual
virtues.
The other three (3) gifts refer to the virtues of will. The gift of piety enables us to love God and obey
Him. Fortitude is having the strength to face danger, temptations, and difficulties. Lastly, the fear of God is
opposed to being afraid of God but instead, it refers to loving all that is good and fear of offending God because
God is the source of all goodness.
According to St. Paul,” the Spirit produces fruits in the hearts of men when the Spirit is present in them.
These fruits are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness (meekness), self-control
(self-discipline); against such things there is no law” (Galatians 5:22-23). The fruits of the Holy Spirit are the
products of the Spirit which are all good, right, and truth.

Activity 8.5
A - In the discussion above, you have learned the different fruits of the Holy Spirit. In this
activity, you need to write each fruit of the Holy Spirit in the Apple diagram to complete the
Fruits of Holy Spirit illustration.

B -

The Holy Spirit has given us gifts and fruits in order to help us procure eternal life. We shall know that the Holy
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Spirit is within us when the gifts and fruits are evident in our actions. Fill the chart below, by explaining how
you will be able to show that the Spirit is actively present within you through His gifts and fruits.
Gifts of the Holy Spirit Concrete Examples
1. Wisdom

2. Understanding

3. Knowledge

4. Counsel

5. Fortitude

6. Piety

7. Fear of the Lord

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Summary

 The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the Father and the Son, the Lord, the giver of eternal life and salvation
to all the faithful. The Spirit is God within us – our advocate, our lifelong companion, and our teacher
who guides the course of our life.
 The Holy Spirit dwelling in us calls and empowers us to love and live as Christ did and share in God’s
own divine life as His adopted children.
 The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the Father and the Son sent into our hearts to become our lifelong
advocate and give us eternal life. This dwelling of the Spirit of God within us is also known as Grace.

Performance Task:

Create a prayer to the Holy Spirit for its constant presence in your lives. Put your output on a short
bond paper. You will be rated using these criteria:

Appropriateness - 20 points _____

Content - 50 points _____
Uniqueness/Originality - 20 points _____
Neatness - 10 points _____
TOTAL - 100 points _____

Thought Provoking Question:

Among the seven (7) gifts of the Holy Spirit, which do you think is the most important and beneficial
to you as a student? Why?
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K-W-L Chart

Revisit your K-W-L Chart, then; answer the “What have I learned” question, on the space provided for.

You have already answered this one on page 6

What do I
know?

You have already answered this one on page 6

What do I
Holy Spirit want to
know?

What have I
learned?

Journal:

Write the lessons you have learned in this module, and how you will apply it in your life. Write your
journal on the box provided below. You will be rated using these criteria:

Organization of Ideas - 15 points

Content - 15 points
Grammar - 10 points
Neatness - 10 points
TOTAL - 50 points

Lessons I learned… How I will apply it into my life….. Realization…..

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 Post Assessment:

Enumerate the terms being asked below. Write your answer on the space provided for.
A – Symbols of the Holy Spirit
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2.
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B – The Role of the Holy Spirit in Christian Life
7.
8.
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C – Gifts of the Holy Spirit
10.
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16.
17.

~ Congratulations! End of Module 8 ~

Prepared by: Checked by:

MS. MAE B. ESTREBILLO SR. MA. CONCEPCION E. MENDEZ, TDM

Teacher School Directress/ Principal

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REFERENCES
Books:
- KENOSIS: The Life-Giving Sacrifice of Jesus (Don Besco Press, Inc.) – Del Castillo, Fides A.
- Christian Living Education (DACS) – Ramirez, Candida A.
- Called to Celebrate Our Catholic Identity and Mission (SIBS) – Sanvictores, Genalyn Soledad, et.al

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