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The document discusses the meaning and origin of the term 'Church'. It defines Church as both the people who worship God and the building where they congregate. The Church began at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles and 3000 people converted to Christianity, marking the birth of the Church. The document also discusses how the Church is defined today and how Mother Ignacia lived her life in service to the Church.

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The document discusses the meaning and origin of the term 'Church'. It defines Church as both the people who worship God and the building where they congregate. The Church began at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles and 3000 people converted to Christianity, marking the birth of the Church. The document also discusses how the Church is defined today and how Mother Ignacia lived her life in service to the Church.

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A.

Presentation of the lesson


 Write 5 words on how you understand the word “Church” and its meaning below:

No Terms used for the Meaning


. Church
1 Qahal (Hebrew) Congregation or assembly
2 Ekklesia (Greek) Congregation
3 Ecclesia (Latin) Lawful assembly
4 Katipunan (Filipino) From the word “tipon”
5 church assembly

 To have clear understanding of the word Church, watch this short video about
the Church from this link: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifnJtkAnBq4). If
you do not have online resources, ask for a soft copy from your teacher.
- Based on the video, what is the Church? What is the difference between
“church” and “Church”?
- Church with the capital “c” pertains to the structure or the building, while
the church with small “c” pertains to us or the people who worship and
have faith in God.
 Open your Bible and look for the following verses to deepen your knowledge
about the Church: Acts 19:32 and Acts 19:39. What are the common terms or
words used to describe the Church?

A S S E M B L Y

C O N G R E G A T I O N

After having the knowledge of the different terminologies used for the word
Church, watch this videoclip about the beginning of the Church from this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFIXMM1KWyc .

According to the video, how did the Church begin?

 The church began at the Pentecost when the 12 apostles are praying with
Mary and then suddenly the Holy Spirit descends upon them and Peter
preaches to people of Jerusalem three thousand people are converted
hence, the church is born.

B. Try your new skills

Write on the lines below your understanding about the meaning of the Church.
 For me church is both people and the structure. It is the assembly of
people who have faith in God. Assembly of people who worships God all
together. Church is also the one who spreads the word of God.

C. Lesson links
Answer the following questions below.

1. How will you define the Church today?

 The Church today became modern, there are also some changes where
people became free to choose what attire will they wear. The Church
today have many people who will assist the Priest while having mass.

2. How did Mother Ignacia live her life in the Church during her time?

 Mother Ignacia performed many acts of devotion there and had the fathers
for their spiritual directors and confessors. Mother Ignacia centered her life
on the suffering Christ and tried to imitate Him through a life of service and
humility.

3. Do you consider yourself as the Church? Why?

 I think I consider myself as church, because I have a faith in God, I


worship him and my body is a home of holy spirit and I also hunger
for His words.

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