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    This document contains an assessment with two questions about religious sacraments for a student named Camille Joi C. Florendo. [1] Baptism brings new life in Christ by marking one's acceptance into the Christian faith through water and invoking the Trinity, reminding us that God cleanses us of sins. [2] Confirmation relates to Christ and the Church by strengthening one's bond with the Church after baptism, completing baptismal grace and helping fulfill the call to be missionary witnesses through the Holy Spirit received.

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    This document contains an assessment with two questions about religious sacraments for a student named Camille Joi C. Florendo. [1] Baptism brings new life in Christ by marking one's acceptance into the Christian faith through water and invoking the Trinity, reminding us that God cleanses us of sins. [2] Confirmation relates to Christ and the Church by strengthening one's bond with the Church after baptism, completing baptismal grace and helping fulfill the call to be missionary witnesses through the Holy Spirit received.

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    GEC RE 002

    Name: Camille Joi C. Florendo Course/Year: BSA1-C


    Subjects: God in the life of the Church, in the Sacrament and Beyond
    Teacher’s Name: Mr. Ronnie B. Viray, MAED.MARE

    ASSESSMENT:
    Answer the following questions below. Answers must be expressed in a minimum of
    five sentences. Answers must be put on a short-size bond paper. Please follow this
    format. (30 pts)

    1. How does baptism bring us new life in Christ? (15 pts)


     Baptism is a sacrament that marks one's acceptance into the Christian faith.
    Although the rites and ceremonies of the various Christian churches differ,
    baptism almost always involves the use of water and the recitation of the
    Trinitarian invocation, "I baptize you: in the name of the Father, and of the
    Son, and the Holy Spirit." Depending on the situation, the applicant may be
    entirely or partially wholly underwater. The water may be poured over their
    head, or a few drops of water may be showered or placed on the candidate's
    head. Baptism serves to remind us that even if we are messy, God cleanses us.
    Even though we are dead in our sins, God brings us back to life in Christ Jesus.
    Although we are thirsty and dehydrated, he replenishes us with the living
    water of his Holy Spirit. As we welcome the world or become humans, we
    have immediately Sinned, the original sinned. So, we need to be baptized to
    wash our original sin and have eternal life.

    2. How is confirmation related to Christ and the Church? (15 pts)

     When we do the baptism, we do it in Church. Since Confirmation is after


    baptism, we also do to the Church and strengthen our bond. Confirmation is a
    sacrament that gives Holy Spirit to root us more deeply in divine filiation,
    incorporate us nor firmly into Christ. Also, confirmation completes baptismal
    Grace. Confirmation is the acceptance of baptized people in the Church. Jesus
    Christ calls us to be missionary witnesses in our families, communities, and
    even the world through our baptism. Confirmation helps us to fulfill this call.
    Our relationship with Christ is deepened and strengthened through the
    Sacrament of Confirmation. Christ's request for the Holy Spirit is central to
    our understanding of the Christian faith, which we receive in greater depth and
    intensity because of Christ's need for it.
    REFLECTION:
    Make a one-full-page reflection paper based on the given question below. Put your
    reflection on a short-size bond paper. (20 pts)

    1. Why do we need to value the Eucharist as a student, person, and a Christian?


     The Holy Eucharist is the most historic and unique experience of Christian
    worship, as well as the most important. The term "eucharist" comes from the
    Greek word for "thanksgiving." When it comes to the attitude of the Church
    toward all of life, this term describes the most significant aspect. In the Last
    Supper, Christ instructed His disciples to offer bread and wine in His memory.
    This is the origin of the Eucharist. Due to its commemoration and celebration
    of Christ's Life, Death, and Resurrection, the Eucharist is the most
    distinguishing event in Orthodox worship. As Christians, we place a high
    value on communion because it serves as a reminder of the sacrifice that Jesus
    made for our sins. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only born
    Son, that whoever believeth in Him may not perish, but shall have everlasting
    life." John 3:16 Because He died for my sins, I am unable to avoid honoring
    Him, and so I partake in communion, which I do cheerfully. Only those who
    have been rescued by the blood of Christ will enter the kingdom of heaven; no
    matter how good you believe you are, you will never be good enough to enter
    the kingdom of heaven on your own merits; you must be saved by the grace of
    the Lord Jesus Christ.

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