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Francisco, Miranella B. BS Civil Engineering September 19, 2019

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FRANCISCO, MIRANELLA B.

BS Civil Engineering
September 19, 2019

THEOLOGY III: OUTPUT IN BAPTISM

A.
 “Let us SEE”
SUMMARY OF THE INTERVIEW
1. How many answered: For me the Church is a:
3 - house of prayer/worship
1 - place where people gather
6 - we are the church
2. How many answered: The Church is still relevant
10 - Yes
3. How many answered: The church is important because:
Basically the answers I got were generic. All of them have the same thought; the church
is important because it somehow unites people, and it is a place where people with the same
beliefs about our Father gather. It breaks people’s barriers because it makes them one. They
believe that the church is present to remind us the teachings of God that we sometimes forget. It
is a constant reminder that no matter how cruel or chaotic the world is, there is this one God, our
Father, that guides us and always helps us in times of trouble. It gives us the sense of security
because we believe that there is someone above us.

B.
 “Let us ACT/PRAY”
1. Describe what is happening as a news reporter would.
a.
2. Interview at least three (3) parents.
i. Why are you in church today?
a. All of them were in the church today to witness their child being baptized. For
them, as Christians, baptism is a must because it is when we ‘officially’
become fully doctrine Christians.

ii. What is the meaning for you of your child’s baptism?


a. According to the dictionary, baptism is a Christian sacrament marked by ritual use
of water and admitting the recipient to the Christian community. And for the
people I interviewed, they know that Baptism is one of the seven sacraments that
we need to receive during our life. For them, it is the welcoming of their child to
the Christian world, and the introduction of God to their child’s life.

iii. Are you happy for your child? Why?


a. Of course, all of them were happy for their child. They said that it is a once in
a lifetime experience for their child, even though they may not feel/know it
yet. They were all celebrating for the welcoming of their child to the Christian
world.

iv. How would your family celebrate your child’s baptism?


a. Just like the usual Filipino Catholic tradition, after the baptism in the church,
there is a small feast waiting at home or somewhere, the reception, where all
the members of the family, friends, godfathers and godmothers eat together
and celebrate the welcoming of the child in the Christian world.

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