CHRISTIAN LIVING: MODULE 7

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Name: Flavienne Dia L. Daguman Grade: 12- St. Charles of Sezze

Learning Task
Activity 1: Book
 Answer the following from your Christian living book:
 Pages 93-94 Lesson Check A, B and C

A.
1. Jesus Christ
2. The Pope
3.
4. Peter
5. Individual differences

B.
1. Same
2. Differences
3. Heaven
4. One
5.

C.
1. How can we serve the Church in our own unique way?

 By cooking some meals. Those who have lost a family member

appreciate having a church family who can provide a few meals. This
gives them one less thing to worry about when dealing with so many
other needs and emotions. Single parents could probably use some help
trying to provide regular nutritious meals for their children.
 2. How can we use our uniqueness in the service of God and others?

 By using the uniqueness of each person. I’m always amazed when I think
of how God created a world that’s filled with incredible diversity and
variety. There are different kinds of colors, tastes, sounds, foods, scenery,
animals, ideas, types of leisure. But one area that is especially intriguing
to me is the variety of people He has created. In fact, everyone is different.
There are no two of us alike. We are each special.

Activity 2: Life Challenge

1. Why is the Church one?

 The Church is one. This means that it is a single, united and global
Church which has its basis in Christ Jesus. Holy: the Church is holy,
because it is the Body of Christ with Jesus as the head. It means that the
Church and her sacraments help to make the faithful holy.

2. How are non-Catholic Christians to be considered?

 However, we cannot charge with the sin of the separation those who at
present are born into these communities and in them are brought up in the
faith of Christ, and the Catholic church accepts them with respect and
affection as brothers. All who can been justified by faith in baptism are
incorporated into Christ; they therefore have a right to be called Christian,
and with good reason are accepted as brothers in the lord by children of
the catholic church.

3. In what way is the church holy?

 Our series is a study of the Church and in particular, the four notes of the
Church, the four notes being that the Church is one, holy, catholic and
apostolic. We have already considered the oneness, the unity or
sometimes it's called the unicity of the Church. We would now want to
consider the sanctity of the Church, the Church's holiness. It's a holiness
that pertains to the Church because of Jesus, whose body we are,
because of the Holy Spirit, who is the soul of the Church, because of the
holiness of the teachings of Jesus, because of the holiness of the
sacraments, because of the holiness, the heroic and extraordinary
holiness of the saints, because of the ordinary and everyday holiness of
her members, because of the sanctifying influence of the Church in the
 world upon individuals. We have so much to consider; we can't squeeze it
all into two hours, let alone one. But you know me enough to know that I'll
probably try.

4. Who belongs to the Catholic Church?

 All men are called to this catholic unity of the People of God.... And to it, in
different ways, belong or are ordered: the Catholic faithful, others who
believe in Christ, and finally all mankind, called by God's grace to
salvation.

Activity 3: Compose A prayer for Family

(For this activity I want you to write and pray it personally to God)

Thank you Lord for the many blessings and graces which we bestowed unto be, thank
you also Lord for the wonderful people which surrounds me in which I am inspired to do
good things especially on studies.
Father God, I ask from you to forgive all my undertakings before you, always send your
most holy spirit to be with me during this year my studies especially that I am
graduating. May you continue to bless me so that in whatever I do it will be consonance
to your will. All of this I ask in the powerful name of Jesus through the intercession of
Mary all for the glory of heaven AMEN.