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    The document summarizes a student's realizations from an online recollection talk on making sense of their spirituality as an Angelite. The student realized that as an architecture student and member of the Church, they can use their profession to help design and maintain churches for free. This sparked motivation to see the relevance of their efforts in school and activities. While the student understands and can express their beliefs, they feel there is still room for improvement and growth in their faith, which will be a lifelong learning process. The recollection reinforced the student's hope to live out the rest of their life through service, goodness, and faith.

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    The document summarizes a student's realizations from an online recollection talk on making sense of their spirituality as an Angelite. The student realized that as an architecture student and member of the Church, they can use their profession to help design and maintain churches for free. This sparked motivation to see the relevance of their efforts in school and activities. While the student understands and can express their beliefs, they feel there is still room for improvement and growth in their faith, which will be a lifelong learning process. The recollection reinforced the student's hope to live out the rest of their life through service, goodness, and faith.

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    AGUSTIN - AYESSA - SEF 3 Reflection Paper

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    Ayessa Agustin
    The document summarizes a student's realizations from an online recollection talk on making sense of their spirituality as an Angelite. The student realized that as an architecture student and member of the Church, they can use their profession to help design and maintain churches for free. This sparked motivation to see the relevance of their efforts in school and activities. While the student understands and can express their beliefs, they feel there is still room for improvement and growth in their faith, which will be a lifelong learning process. The recollection reinforced the student's hope to live out the rest of their life through service, goodness, and faith.

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    HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY

    CHRISTIAN LIVING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT


    INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN FORMATION AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION

    THEO 103
    Christian Spirituality in the Contemporary World

    Online Recollection

    Title/Theme: Making Sense of my Angelite Spirituality: Faith Exposed


    Name of Speaker: Engr. Romiel Pasion
    Submitted by: Ayessa Marie D. Agustin Course/ Year/ Section: AR-201
    Submitted to: Mr. Jeffrey Tiodin Date submitted: April 29, 2022

    Learnings/ Realizations

    As I make my way through college, a mixture of stress, anxiety, and pressure had
    always been constant in me. Starting off with the very hectic schedule, the ongoing
    pandemic, and getting into adulthood. As a first born, getting into a profession had always
    been an engraved pressure in me. A s an architect, the role of being a member of the
    Church becomes clearer. My father, who is an architect told me that it is possible to use
    our profession in helping the Church; as he and his colleagues often help in designing and
    maintaining churches for free.

    This sparked fire into my eyes as I saw the relevance and impact an architect can
    do. That my unending efforts in both school and organizational activities do matter. And
    I can profess that being enrolled in a catholic university is detrimental in this matter. At a
    young age, I had always been exposed in volunteer works and the school kept its mission
    to model students to become good members of the community.

    To this day, despite having the capability to understand and express my beliefs, I
    still presume a huge room for me to improve and grow—and I know that this learning
    stage will never end. Through faith, we attract good things because we believe and expect
    in good things to come. Similarly, when we believe and expect bad things to come, we
    also attract that into our lives. Faith is the pathway for abundance, so I make sure to hold
    it at the forefront of my mind. Don't be afraid to expect the very best for yourself. The
    recollection simply made me hopeful to make my remaining life fulfilling and
    meaningful. A life full of service, goodness, and FAITH.
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