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Reflection On Foundation of Filipino Christology

The document is a reflection by Sheena Mae B. Pecolera on her identity as a Roman Catholic Christian, emphasizing her adherence to the teachings of the Catholic Church and the significance of the Eucharist. She expresses contentment in her faith, highlighting the spiritual foundation, moral guidance, and sense of community it provides. Ultimately, she believes that the Catholic Church, founded by Jesus Christ, offers a meaningful relationship with God and supports her spiritual growth.

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Reflection On Foundation of Filipino Christology

The document is a reflection by Sheena Mae B. Pecolera on her identity as a Roman Catholic Christian, emphasizing her adherence to the teachings of the Catholic Church and the significance of the Eucharist. She expresses contentment in her faith, highlighting the spiritual foundation, moral guidance, and sense of community it provides. Ultimately, she believes that the Catholic Church, founded by Jesus Christ, offers a meaningful relationship with God and supports her spiritual growth.

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Name: Pecolera, Sheena Mae B.

​ Subject: THEOLOGY 2
Course/Year/Section: BSMT-2A ​ Grade: _

REFLECTION: FOUNDATION OF FILIPINO CHRISTOLOGY

Please answer the following questions:

• What type of Christian are you? (Introduction—minimum of 3 sentences)


• Are you content in being such? (As your content—minimum of 5 sentences)
• Why? (As your conclusion in a minimum of 3 sentences)

I am a Roman Catholic Christian, which means I follow the teachings of Jesus Christ through the
Catholic Church, one of the oldest and largest Christian communities in the world. My faith is rooted in both
the Bible and the traditions passed down through the centuries by the Church. I believe that the Pope and the
bishops, in union with him, have been given the authority to interpret and teach the message of Christ. One of
the most important aspects of my Catholic faith is the Eucharist, where I believe that Jesus Christ is truly
present, offering Himself to the believers in a unique and sacred way.

Yes, I am content being a Roman Catholic. The Church gives me a solid spiritual foundation and clear
moral guidance that I can rely on everyday life. Participating in the Mass,, and praying the Rosary are practices
that allow me to grow closer to God. I also find strength in the Catholic community, which is full of believers
who support one another in their faith. The Church offers a sense of belonging and purpose that is comforting.
I’m part of a global community that shares the same beliefs and practices, and this gives me a deep sense of
connection. The traditions of the Church help me stay grounded and focused on my spiritual life. The teachings
on compassion, justice, and love inspire me to live in a way that reflects God’s love for others, especially the
poor and those in need.

I remain Catholic because I believe the Catholic Church is the one founded by Jesus Christ and
continues to be guided by the Holy Spirit. The Church offers a deep and meaningful relationship with God
through the sacraments, prayer, and community, all of which help me grow spiritually. The consistency of its
teachings and practices gives me stability in a world that is often changing. Through my involvement in the
Church, I feel closer to God and more connected to my fellow Christians. I am learning to live my life with more
love, hope, and faith, and the Catholic Church plays a central role in helping me do that. It is my spiritual
home, where I can continually grow in grace and become the person God is calling me to be.

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