LESSON 7 Flashcards by secret walang clue

what is the main task of the church in the Philippines?

a. to encourage to become followers of Jesus
b. to encourage to become active members of Christian communities
c. to lead people to authentic renewal through meaningful proclamation of the Good news
d. B & C

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The ____ _____ of the 2nd Plenary Council of the Philippines

a. Action Mission
b. Control Mission
c. Vision Mission

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Following the way of our Lord, we opt to be a Church of the _____, which demands evangelical poverty of us all

a. people
b. Lord
c. poor

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Who are the people who commit themselves to implement the spirit and decrees of the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines?

a. bishops
b. priests
c. religious
d. laity
e. all of the above

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whose faith in Jesus is expressed in a Church in mission that includes Asia and the whole creation.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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A real community of
disciples is patterned
after the Holy Trinity
where the three divine
Persons: unique, equal
and united are in
constant sharing and
in mission.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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It also approximates
the early apostolic
Christian communities.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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Our priority must be programs for the
conscientization, evangelization and
organization of the marginalized poor.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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This is
empowerment of
the laity especially
the poor for active
participation and
leadership in the
Church‘s life and
mission.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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First, into _____ ______ of faith and discernment

a. small communities
b. sectoral groups

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Second, into _____ ______ to attend to
specific needs in cultural,
political, economic and
religious institutions.

a. small communities
b. sectoral groups

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are small
communities
whose members
are in unity and
solidarity with
one another and
with their
pastors.

a. marginalized poor
b. BECs

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also called as House of Church

Domus Ecclesia

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The members
have a strong
sense of
belongingness
and
responsibility for
one another.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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They share the
Word of God and
are guided by
regular
catechesis. They
gather around
the Eucharist and
have a vibrant
celebration of life
in the liturgy

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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They share not
only their
spiritual
concerns but also
the material
concerns.

a. community of disciples
b. the church of the poor
c. Basic Ecclesial Communities or BECs as
Community of Disciples

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Their poverty and their _____ lead them to involvement in action for justice and social transformation

a. faith
b. love
c. solidarity

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The vision of the Church as community of disciples
can be concretely experienced in the ____

a. Laudato Si
b. BECs
c. liturgy

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Without the BECs, the communitarian nature of the
Church and of discipleship remains a/an ______

a. abstraction
b. mystery

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True or False
In the BECs, the ordinary Christians are awakened
to their call to live their discipleship fully and
actively and in the context of the community.

True

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The community of disciples is an _______ and
__________ community.

a. evangelized; evangelizing
b. evangelizing; evangelized

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It witnesses to the coming of God’s Kingdom. It is
prophetic community that proclaims the message of
the Kingdom i.e., the message of salvation and
liberation.

a. the Church
b. the BECs

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As Community of Disciples, the BECs celebrate the
presence of Christ in the __________

a. sacraments
b. eucharist
c. church

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True or False
Like Christ, BECs are concerned about
the plight of the poor and the needy,
those who are sick, who are hungry,
who are in prison.

True

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True or False Israelites actively participate in the building of the Kingdom of God, a kingdom of justice, peace and love. The community of disciples is truly a servant community.

FALSE BECs actively participate in the building of the Kingdom of God, a kingdom of justice, peace and love. The community of disciples is truly a servant community.

At the heart of pastoral renewal is ______ _______

faith formation

We must have ______ _______ to fulfill our vocation and mission.

integral faith

It has to be a discerning faith that sees the action of God in our lives and in our communities. a. Integral Faith Formation b. Empowerment of the Laity toward Social Transformation

We shall promote and support the exercise of the God-given gifts and charisms of lay people. a. Integral Faith Formation b. Empowerment of the Laity toward Social Transformation

Lay people must take the lead in social transformation. a. Integral Faith Formation b. Empowerment of the Laity toward Social Transformation

If we are to become a Church of the poor, we must be evangelically poor. a. Active Presence and Participation of the Poor in the Church b. The Family as the Focal Point of Evangelization

We shall learn from the poor and seek to liberate ourselves from values, behavior and lifestyles that discriminate against the poor. a. Active Presence and Participation of the Poor in the Church b. The Family as the Focal Point of Evangelization

The family is the basic cell of the Church and society, the Gospel has first to be shared in the family. a. Active Presence and Participation of the Poor in the Church b. The Family as the Focal Point of Evangelization

Many cultural distortions originate in the ______ a. family b. society

Integral faith formation must, therefore, take place in the family for all members. a. Active Presence and Participation of the Poor in the Church b. The Family as the Focal Point of Evangelization

The family has to become a key agent of proclaiming the ______ a. Stewardship b. Word c. Gospel

We shall support the growth and strengthening of Basic Ecclesial Communities and other forms of faith communities as a vehicles of renewal. a. Building and strengthening of Participatory Communities that make up the Parish as a Community of Communities b. Integral Renewal of the Clergy

We shall strive to integrate them in parish life and activities and develop structures of coordination and participatory decision-making. a. Building and strengthening of Participatory Communities that make up the Parish as a Community of Communities b. Integral Renewal of the Clergy

To address the lack of witnessing by some of the clergy, we shall ensure deeper dialogue of life between the clergy and the poor so that lifestyles may conform to that of the poor Christ. a. Building and strengthening of Participatory Communities that make up the Parish as a Community of Communities b. Integral Renewal of the Clergy

For genuine servant-leadership, we shall provide effective clergy formation in human development, spirituality, scripture, theology, pastoral care and mission a. Building and strengthening of Participatory Communities that make up the Parish as a Community of Communities b. Integral Renewal of the Clergy

The _____ are the most numerous in our population a. Christians b. Elderly c. Youth

They are some of the most active workers of renewal in the Church and in society. But they are also most vulnerable to the negative developments in our rising technological society. a. Journeying with the Youth b. Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialogue

We affirm their gifts and immense capacity to pursue the Christian ideal in their lives and in society. a. Journeying with the Youth b. Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialogue

We shall dialogue with them, enter their world, and journey with them toward the maturity of Christ to which we all aspire. a. Journeying with the Youth b. Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialogue

To achieve the unity that Christ willed, we shall strive to eradicate prejudices, grow in deeper understanding and appreciation of other faiths, and religious traditions, especially Islam. a. Journeying with the Youth b. Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialogue

As a way of _____, reconciliation and national unity, we shall encourage dialogue among all sectors of society. a. healing b. feeling

We shall respond to the Holy Father‘s challenge that Filipinos become ―the foremost missionaries for all of Asia. a. Animation and Formation for "Missio Ad Gentes" b. Journeying with the Youth

Therefore, we shall ensure that mission animation and formation will be integral to religious formation in the family, schools, and other institutes of formation. a. Animation and Formation for "Missio Ad Gentes" b. Journeying with the Youth

____ _________ Is a technical term used by Pope John Paul II in his encyclical Redemptoris Missio in 1992

New Evangelization

True or False Evangelization can be new in its ardor, methods, and expression.

True

The call to the new evangelization is a call for the baptized members of the Church to deepen their faith and reach out to other Christians in deep need of a new encounter with Christ. a. New Evangelization b. Pacem in Terris

In modern times this means ____________ the Gospel to people in countries and cultures heavily influenced by secularization.

re-proposing

When our communities show a Christ-like love characterized by joyful unity as exemplified by the first Christian communities the world will once more take notice and exclaim again, ―See these Christians, how they love one another! a. Evangelization by Attraction b. Evangelization in a Digital World

The Church has to enter this world and use it to communicate the Good News to all peoples. a. Evangelization by Attraction b. Evangelization in a Digital World

The _____ ______ is where people live today and where they can be reached. a. modern world b. digital world c. new world

To neglect to use these means is to neglect one of the most potent instruments the Lord has given us to communicate the Good News to all peoples. a. Evangelization by Attraction b. Evangelization in a Digital World

The first response that is expected of those who heard the preaching of the Good News is repentance a. Evangelization by Attraction b. Evangelization and Conversion

The Greek word used in the New Testament for repentance is _______

metanoia

New Evangelization is doable through:

Evangelization and Conversion

First, it is a _____ ___ _____, a change in our way of thinking, a change in our “pananaw.”

change of mind

Second is a change of heart, a change in our attitude, in our ________

"kalooban"

The third change is a change of ______ or “pagkilos.”

behavior