CLE-9-First-QUARTER-Lesson-3.ppt for stu

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1. Christian Life Education 9

2. Lesson 3:Scriptural
Images of the Church

3. Opening Prayer:

10. Read the textbook
from pages 232 to 235
(Scriptural Images of
the Church)

11.  The Church as Body of Christ
One
Body with Many Parts


1
Corinthians 12:12-31
 
• Vv.12-13St.Paul
used the image of the Body to
explain
the relationships of Christ with believers.
Christ’s
body –the Church is one, just like human body
is
one in spite of its diverse members. 
• Vv.14-31
It tells us the need among the parts of
the
body to perform different tasks but always in view
of
the welfare of the whole body. Likewise, the Church
received
from God many spiritual gifts for use in the
different
ministries that will build the Church as one
Body
of Christ.
 

12.  
ST.
PAUL EMPHASIZED TWO ASPECTS
OF
CHURCH’S REALITY
DIVERSITY


Just
in the body there are eyes, ears, and
feet
and other bodily parts which serve different
functions,
in the Church there are different roles
to
play.


It
helps us to realize the value of each
member
of the Church
UNITY

13.  

What
are the accounts for Unity in
the
Church?
A.Each
member, by himself cannot
build
the Church for each must depend on
the
other. Each of us may have different
callings—teachers,
priest, police, etc.. Yet
each
one of us has basic calling, one that
unites
all our different efforts—that of
spreading
the Gospel and building up the
Church,
the Body of Christ
 

14.  
B.There
is one animator, one Spirit that
breathes
life into the Church-the HOLY
SPIRIT

 
LG
5 There is only one Spirit, who according
to
his own richness and ministries, gives his


different
gifts for the welfare of the
Church

15.  
C.The
Church is united by one head-
CHRIST.
Christ as the Head of the
Church
calls each member to an
intimate
union with Him and with one
another
and even provides the means
by
which they would achieve this
communion-EUCHARIST.

16.   
The Church as the People of God
 
As
we continue understanding the
Scriptural
Images of the Church, let us
also
define and know our rights and
responsibilities
as people of our
country
in order for us to deeply
understand
our responsibilities as
People
of God as well.

17. A

right
is an entitlement or a power, by
virtue
of a person's citizenship, to do or not
to
do something. For instance, a vote.
According
to Delfin Felipe, a Filipino
author,
karapatan, the Filipino word for
person
has the right to vote or not to right,
comes
from the Tagalog root word dapat. It
means
"an ownership of power on claim
given
to a person to develop his/he full
potentials."

18. The
Basic Human Rights In 1948, the UN
released
the Universal Declaration of
Human
Rights (UDHR). This provides the
basic
rights every person should enjoy and
is
the basis of governments in creating or
establishing
a law. The following is the
simplified
version of the basic human rights
as
declared by the UN:

19. All
human beings are born free
and
equal in dignity and rights.
No
one shall experience any
form
of discrimination.
Everyone
has the right to life.

20. No
one shall be subjected to torture or to
cruel,
inhuman, or degrading treatment or
punishment
No
one shall be defiled of his/her rights
wherever
he/she may go
Everyone
is equal before the law.
Every
right is protected by the law.

21. No
one should experience illegal
detainment.
Everyone
has the right to trial.
No
one must be convicted guilty unless
proven.
Everyone
has the right to marry and have a
family

22. No
one shall be deprived to believe and be a part
of
a certain religion.
No
one shall be deprived to express oneself, be it
or
thoughts or actions.
No
one shall be deprived to gather together and
assemble
in peace to defend his/her rights.
Everyone
has the right to take part in the
government
of his/her country..

23. Everyone
shall enjoy social security such as
affordable
housing, medicine, education,
and
decent living.
No
one shall be deprived to work or earn
for
a living.
No
one shall be deprived of rest and leisure.
Everyone
has the right to food and shelter.

24. Same
goes with our rights and
responsibilities
as People of God, we
are
upholding the rights and
responsibilities
of every human person
regardless
of one’s social, economic,
political,
and cultural status in life. As
stated
in (Pacem in Terris 11), “But
first
we must speak of man’s rights.
Man
has the right to live.”

25. He
has the right to bodily
integrity
and to the means
necessary
for the proper
development
of life, particularly
food,
clothing, shelter, medical
care,
rest, and, finally, the
necessary
social services.”

26.  
The Temple of the Holy Spirit
 
LG
7, The Church is called the temple
of
the Holy Spirit because the Holy
Spirit
resides in the Body which is the
Church,
gives life to, unifies, and
moves
this body.

27. We
can understand the Church only
partially
through these images for there is
always
more to understand about it. Each
image
demands a specific behavior or
attitude
from us members.
As
we end this lesson, let us pray for life
and
dignity that we as people of God we
value
human equality as God’s image and
likeness.

 

28. •Another
SESSION

29. •Read
each of the following passages from
the
New Testament. Write the scriptural
images
of the Church as depicted in each
passage.
ACTIVITY:ACTIVITY:

30. a.
John 10:1-6
•b.
Luke 12:32
•c.
1 Corinthians 3:9
•d.
Galatians 4:26
•e.
Ephesians 2:19-22
•f.
1 Peter 2:11
ACTIVITY:ACTIVITY:

31. •The PCP II’s Models of the ChurchThe PCP II’s Models of the Church  
•The Church is a Church of the PoorThe Church is a Church of the Poor
•The Church is a community of FamiliesThe Church is a community of Families
• 3. The Church is a community-in-3. The Church is a community-in-
MissionMission
ACTIVITY:ACTIVITY:

32. Let us reflect...Let us reflect...
Each image of the Church Each image of the Church
presents challenges to each presents challenges to each
one of us. Reflect on your one of us. Reflect on your
readiness to become true readiness to become true
members of the Church.members of the Church.

33. As a member of the
Church, the Body of
Christ, do you…
develop your talents and use
them to help the people
around you?
recognize and affirm the
talents of others?
look beyond differences and
try to reach out to others in
understanding and love?

34.  eagerly and consistently
accomplish the
responsibilities given to you?
pray to Christ for strength and
confidence?
seek communion with others
and with Christ by attending
the Holy Eucharist?
allow the Spirit of God to work
in and through you so that
you could help build up the
Church?

35. As a member of the
Church, the People of
God, do you….
willingly and eagerly obey
God’s command?
reach out to others in
friendship and love?
do what you ought to do
and not what you want to
do?

36.  
spread Christ’s love by
words and deeds?
attentively listen to the
Word of God as it is
proclaimed in the Holy
Mass?

37. As a member of the
Church, the temple of
the Holy Spirit, do
you…
faithfully live out your
baptismal vows?
show courage in the
face of temptation?

38.  
humbly admit your sins
before God, ask
forgiveness from Him
and resolve not to sin
again?
joyfully perform your
duties as a son or
daughter?
 

39. •1. What can you say about the poem
that you read/watched?
•2. Did you also experience being left
alone by someone during the lowest
point of your life? Narrate your story.

40. •3. How does God leave a memorable
mark in your daily life especially in
times of sorrows and hardships?
•4. How do you know that it is the
mark that comes from God the
Almighty?

41. Closing Prayer:
In the name of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Prayer of Pope Leo XIII
Lord you have granted us the privilege of
being called as Your people.
To be truly people on earth, help us to
reach out with compassion to everyone.

42. Closing Prayer:
O Glorious St.Michael, guardian and defender
of the Church of Jesus Christ,
Come to the assistance of this Church,
Against which the powers of hell are
unchained,
Guard with special care her August Head,
And obtain that for Him and for us the hour of
triumph may specially arrive. Amen.
In the name of the Father and of the Son and
of the Holy Spirit. Amen.