Name: James Andrei T.
Villanueva Section: 3APS Date: 4/10/24
Document Part I and II of Familiaris
Consortio of St. John Paul II
Link https://files.ecatholic.com/1176/
documents/2015/4/familiaris
%20Consortio.pdf?t=1430313260000
Tasks:
1. Give at Faith is the important thing, The
least 2 majority religion in the Philippines is
description Catholic, and many Filipino families
of Filipino place a high value on religion. The
Families significance of the family as the
today domestic church, where faith is fostered
and transmitted to future generations,
is emphasized in "Familiaris Consortio".
The document's emphasis on the
spiritual aspect of family life is reflected
in the fact that Filipino families
frequently place a high value on
religious activities like praying as a
Chapter 2 of Amoris Laetitia of Pope
Francis
https://www.vatican.va/content/
dam/francesco/pdf/
apost_exhortations/documents/papa-
francesco_esortazione-
ap_20160319_amoris-laetitia_en.pdf
Resilience in Adversity, The Filipino
family has been known for resilience
whether there’s a tragedy happening
the Filipino people are known to be
resilient even in the most difficult
times. Examples include bagyo,
earthquake, and even in the midst of
death.
 family, going to Mass together, and
taking part in religious festivals and
traditions.
Family Values and Solidarity, Family
values like respect for elders, familial
devotion, and unity among family
members are usually highly valued in
Filipino families. These principles are
consistent with the document's
emphasis on the family as the essential
social unit where love, camaraderie,
and support from one another are
fostered.
2. Discuss the The nature of marriage is that it could
nature of be a foundation of society where
Marriage individuals will learn and cultivate and
grow. It could also be a foundation of
society since both parents are providing
what their offsprings need to learn in
the real world. The family is seen as a
community of persons, where each
Hospitality, The Filipino Family is
known for their generosity with it
showcasing how the filipino family is
generous in terms of giving to people.
Examples include pag-papautang,
pagbibigay ng blessing, and letting
friends live with them.
Marriage is mutual; Selfless love and
mutual self-giving are the hallmarks of
marriage. In imitation of Christ's
selfless love on the cross, spouses are
expected to love each other without
conditions and to lay down their lives
for one another.
Openness to Life: Marriage is
 member, regardless of age or ability,
contributes to the common good and is
respected and loved for their intrinsic
worth.
3. Discuss the Education and Formation; Marriage is
Role of a portrayed as a sacramental and natural
family union focused on childbearing and
education. The text exhorts spouses to
accept the gift of life with open arms
and to parent with compassion and
generosity.
Sanctity of Life; From conception to
natural death, every human life has
holiness and dignity, which the family is
called to protect. This entails giving all
family members—especially the weaker
and more marginalized ones—a caring
and supporting environment.
portrayed as a sacramental and
natural union focused on childbearing
and education. The text exhorts
spouses to accept the gift of life with
open arms and to parent with
compassion and generosity.
Married spouses are expected to serve
as witnesses to the constancy and love
that characterize the Trinitarian
communion. Spouses are expected to
reflect Christ's love for the Church by
modeling selfless love, forgiveness,
and unity in their relationships.
Sanctuary of Life: Every human being's
holiness and dignity are respected and
safeguarded inside the family, which is
acknowledged as a sanctuary of life.
This entails fostering a culture of life
that honors human life as sacred from
conception to natural death and giving
them a caring and supportive
environment in which to flourish.