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    The document summarizes the seven pillars of a Basic Ecclesial Community (BEC), which are: Metanoia, Koinonia, Kerygma, Leitourgia, Diaconia, Anawim, and Servant Leadership. It provides background on BECs and how they emerged from the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines to foster communion and participation at the local level. The pillars reflect key aspects of Christian life like conversion, community, proclaiming the word of God, worship, service, living with the poor, and humble leadership.

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    KAWAN

    Seven Pillars of Basic Ecclesial Community


    September 11, 2022 | St. Vincent de Paul Hall
    Leader (L): Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful.
    Response (R): And kindle in them the fire of your love.
    L: Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created.
    R: And You shall renew the face of the earth.

    All: O, God, who by the light of the Holy Spirit, did instruct the

    hearts of the faithful, grant that by the same Holy Spirit we

    may be truly wise and ever enjoy His consolations, Through

    Christ Our Lord, Amen.

    PRAYER
    MABUTING BALITA
    Lucas 15: 1-32

    GOSPEL SHARING
    ANO ANG BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY?

    ANO-ANO ANG PITONG HALIGI NITO?

    OUTLINE
    The Second Vatican Council
    (Vatican II)

    21st Ecumenical Council of the


    Catholic Church
    Convened by Saint John XXIII
    and lasted for four sessions
    from 1962 through 1965.

    VATICAN II
    The Second Vatican Council
    (Vatican II)

    AGGIORNAMENTO (“bringing up
    to date”)
    Return to the Sources
    Call and send the Laity
    (Mission)

    VATICAN II
    The Second Vatican Council
    (Vatican II)

    Baptism (Threefold Mission)


    Church (People of God) as the
    Sacrament of Salvation
    Word of God
    Evangelization

    VATICAN II
    Latin America, a frontrunner in localizing Vatican II,
    produced its path-breaking Medellin documents;
    Africa with its Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of
    Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) documents; and
    Asia with the Federation of Asian Bishops Conference
    (FABC) document Evangelization in Modern Day Asia.

    VATICAN II
    The Church in the Philippines came out with its own
    pertinent document — one of the youngest of the
    family of pastorally oriented documents — formed at
    the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines in 1991.
    The document is now known as The Acts and Decrees
    of PCP II.

    PCP II
    The Second Plenary Council of
    the Philippines (PCP II)

    Convened on January 20, 1991


    - 26 years after the last
    session of Vatican II.
    Presided by Archbishop
    Leonardo Z. Legaspi, OP.

    PCP II
    Our vision of the Church as communion, participation,
    and mission, about the Church as priestly, prophetic
    and kingly people, and as a Church of the Poor — a
    Church that is renewed — is today finding expression
    in one ecclesial movement. This is the movement to
    foster Basic Ecclesial Communities (PCP II, 137).

    PCP II
    BASIC
    "At the base" of the Church.
    The poor:
    - feel in a stronger way the need for
    community;
    - more open to participation because
    more pressed by common needs;
    - more sensitive to the gift because
    they realize their personal and
    societal needs.

    BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY


    ECCLESIAL
    Unity in and of faith and the
    linkage to the institutional
    Church.
    Word of God and biblical-
    prayer sharing.

    BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY


    COMMUNITY
    Christian life which is
    deliberately in contrast with
    the individualistic, self-
    interested, and competitive
    approach to ordinary life so
    inherent in the modern-
    contemporary culture.

    BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY


    They devoted themselves to the teaching of the apostles and to the

    communal life, to the breaking of the bread and to the prayers. All who

    believed were together and had all things in common; they would sell

    their property and possessions and divide them among all according

    to each one’s need. - Acts 2:42,44,45

    BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY


    BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITY
    BEC
    M K L D
    K E S L
    E O I A E
    E I E A
    T I T
    A N
    R R D
    A N O K A E
    Y V R
    N O U O W
    G R A S
    O N N I H
    M G N
    I I I M I
    A I T P
    A A A A

    SEVEN PILLARS OF BEC


    Binyag > Kumpisal
    Pagsisisi
    Pagbabalik-loob

    METANOIA
    Cor unum et anima una (One
    heart and one soul) - Acts
    4:32
    Pagkakaisa, Pagkakabuklod
    Holy Trinity
    Eucharist

    KOINONIA
    Paghahayag, Pangangaral
    Katesismo - Lahat tayo ay Katekista
    Mahal tayo ng Diyos > Nagkasala tayo > Iniligtas tayo ni
    Hesukristo > Magsisi at Manampalataya > Binyag at
    Kumpil > Mamuhay kay Kristo sa pamamagitan ng
    Simbahan > Akayain ang iba patungo sa kawan ng Diyos.

    KERYGMA
    Pagdiriwang
    Parish General Assembly (First
    Friday Holy Hour)

    LEITOURGIA
    Paglilingkod
    Ministry
    "For the Son of Man did not come to be served but
    to serve..." - Mark 10:45

    DIAKONIA
    Pronounced ann-a-weem; is a
    Hebrew word from the Old
    Testament which describes
    the “poor ones” who remained
    faithful to God in times of
    difficulty.
    Blessed are the poor [in spirit]
    PCP II - Church of the Poor
    (for, with, of)

    ANAWIM
    Servant (Humble, Honest,
    Repentant, Kenosis: Giving and
    Forgiving, Suffering, Patient,
    Listening, Dialogue, Steward);
    Leadership (Visionary, By
    Example, Inspiring other
    Leaders, Courageous);
    Like Jesus (Following Jesus,
    Serving the last, the lost, and
    the least, Will of the Father)

    SERVANT LEADERSHIP
    Glory be to the Father,
    and to the Son,
    and to the Holy Spirit,
    as it was in the beginning, is now,
    and ever shall be, world without end.
    Amen.

    PRAYER

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