Holy Baptism is the basis of the Christian life and the gateway to other sacraments. Through Baptism, we are freed from sin, reborn as children of God, and made members of Christ and his Church. Baptism can be received by infants or adults; infants rely on God's grace and the decision of their parents, while adults publicly profess their acceptance of Christ. Baptism transforms us into God's people through receiving Christ's salvation, new life, and the promise of eternal life and forgiveness of original sin.
Holy Baptism is the basis of the Christian life and the gateway to other sacraments. Through Baptism, we are freed from sin, reborn as children of God, and made members of Christ and his Church. Baptism can be received by infants or adults; infants rely on God's grace and the decision of their parents, while adults publicly profess their acceptance of Christ. Baptism transforms us into God's people through receiving Christ's salvation, new life, and the promise of eternal life and forgiveness of original sin.
Divino D. Ledesma discusses how many of the Philippines' problems stem from a lack of good parenting and role models at home. He argues that if parents lead by good example, teach their children right from wrong, and are present in their lives, the next generation will grow up to be good citizens. However, many Filipinos work abroad leaving their children in the care of others, which can have negative effects like insecurity, materialism, and gender identity issues. Ledesma emphasizes the importance of parents showing their children love through quality time together rather than just material gifts.
This document defines and describes the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church. It explains that sacraments are ceremonies that communicate God's grace and are a sign of the sacred. The seven sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion, Reconciliation, Matrimony, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick. Each sacrament section then provides details on the minister, required state or disposition, frequency, effects, form using essential words, and matter or associated physical element.
This document contains prayers and catechism material related to preparing for First Holy Communion. It includes the Apostles' Creed, explaining the Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit. It also includes the Lord's Prayer, Hail Mary, Glory Be, and Act of Contrition. There are explanations of the seven sacraments, with a focus on Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist as the sacraments of Christian initiation. The last part outlines the essential elements that should be included in a First Communion preparation program, such as understanding Jesus, the Church, Mass, and receiving Jesus in Holy Communion.
The document discusses the Christian liturgy as the participation of God's people in the work of God through Christ and the Church. It describes how the liturgy involves the action of the Holy Trinity and encompasses elements like the sacraments, the liturgical year, Mary and the saints. It emphasizes that full participation requires knowledge, self-offering through prayer and good works, and applying the liturgy's lessons to daily life.
Dynarel lesson introduction to sacramentsCarla Faner
The document provides an introduction to the sacraments of the Catholic Church. It defines a sacrament as an outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace. There are seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. Each sacrament confers special grace and draws recipients into closer union with God and the Church. The sacraments gradually transform believers into Christ's way of life.
The document summarizes the principal liturgical seasons and feasts that make up the Catholic liturgical year. It describes the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, and Ordinary Time. It explains that the colors of priestly vestments change during the year to correspond with the different seasons. Readings and hymns also vary throughout the year to help the faithful recognize the season being celebrated and journey with God.
Roman Catholic Holy Mass English PowerPoint Presentation SlidesGerome Arcilla
The document contains the Act of Contrition prayer, which expresses sorrow for sins committed and a resolve to sin no more with God's help. It also includes reminders about obtaining a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and silencing cellphones during mass. The outline provides the order of parts in a Catholic mass including entrance hymns, readings, prayers, and communion.
The document defines sacraments from the perspectives of St. Paul, St. Augustine, and St. Thomas Aquinas. It describes sacraments as mysteries that reveal God's plan, as signs that point to spiritual grace, and as efficacious symbols that cause what they symbolize. The document outlines the elements, purposes, functions, and divisions of the seven sacraments instituted by Christ: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. It provides details on the significance and effects of each individual sacrament.
The document discusses the Catholic sacrament of Confirmation. It describes Confirmation as strengthening baptized Christians and bonding them more closely to the Church through an outpouring of the Holy Spirit, as evidenced in Acts. The rite involves renewing baptismal promises, professing faith through the Creed, laying on of hands by the bishop with prayer for the gifts of the Spirit, and anointing with chrism to seal the gift of the Holy Spirit.
This handbook provides guidance to assist parishes in establishing effective Parish Pastoral Councils. It covers topics such as the theological and legal basis for Parish Pastoral Councils, how dioceses can support their formation and operation, and provides practical tools and examples. The handbook aims to help priests and lay people work together to foster vibrant Christian communities through shared leadership and discernment of parish needs and goals.
Divino D. Ledesma discusses how many of the Philippines' problems stem from a lack of good parenting and role models at home. He argues that if parents lead by good example, teach their children right from wrong, and are present in their lives, the next generation will grow up to be good citizens. However, many Filipinos work abroad leaving their children in the care of others, which can have negative effects like insecurity, materialism, and gender identity issues. Ledesma emphasizes the importance of parents showing their children love through quality time together rather than just material gifts.
This document defines and describes the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church. It explains that sacraments are ceremonies that communicate God's grace and are a sign of the sacred. The seven sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion, Reconciliation, Matrimony, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick. Each sacrament section then provides details on the minister, required state or disposition, frequency, effects, form using essential words, and matter or associated physical element.
This document contains prayers and catechism material related to preparing for First Holy Communion. It includes the Apostles' Creed, explaining the Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit. It also includes the Lord's Prayer, Hail Mary, Glory Be, and Act of Contrition. There are explanations of the seven sacraments, with a focus on Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist as the sacraments of Christian initiation. The last part outlines the essential elements that should be included in a First Communion preparation program, such as understanding Jesus, the Church, Mass, and receiving Jesus in Holy Communion.
The document discusses the Christian liturgy as the participation of God's people in the work of God through Christ and the Church. It describes how the liturgy involves the action of the Holy Trinity and encompasses elements like the sacraments, the liturgical year, Mary and the saints. It emphasizes that full participation requires knowledge, self-offering through prayer and good works, and applying the liturgy's lessons to daily life.
Dynarel lesson introduction to sacramentsCarla Faner
The document provides an introduction to the sacraments of the Catholic Church. It defines a sacrament as an outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace. There are seven sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. Each sacrament confers special grace and draws recipients into closer union with God and the Church. The sacraments gradually transform believers into Christ's way of life.
The document summarizes the principal liturgical seasons and feasts that make up the Catholic liturgical year. It describes the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, and Ordinary Time. It explains that the colors of priestly vestments change during the year to correspond with the different seasons. Readings and hymns also vary throughout the year to help the faithful recognize the season being celebrated and journey with God.
Roman Catholic Holy Mass English PowerPoint Presentation SlidesGerome Arcilla
The document contains the Act of Contrition prayer, which expresses sorrow for sins committed and a resolve to sin no more with God's help. It also includes reminders about obtaining a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and silencing cellphones during mass. The outline provides the order of parts in a Catholic mass including entrance hymns, readings, prayers, and communion.
The document defines sacraments from the perspectives of St. Paul, St. Augustine, and St. Thomas Aquinas. It describes sacraments as mysteries that reveal God's plan, as signs that point to spiritual grace, and as efficacious symbols that cause what they symbolize. The document outlines the elements, purposes, functions, and divisions of the seven sacraments instituted by Christ: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony. It provides details on the significance and effects of each individual sacrament.
The document discusses the Catholic sacrament of Confirmation. It describes Confirmation as strengthening baptized Christians and bonding them more closely to the Church through an outpouring of the Holy Spirit, as evidenced in Acts. The rite involves renewing baptismal promises, professing faith through the Creed, laying on of hands by the bishop with prayer for the gifts of the Spirit, and anointing with chrism to seal the gift of the Holy Spirit.
This handbook provides guidance to assist parishes in establishing effective Parish Pastoral Councils. It covers topics such as the theological and legal basis for Parish Pastoral Councils, how dioceses can support their formation and operation, and provides practical tools and examples. The handbook aims to help priests and lay people work together to foster vibrant Christian communities through shared leadership and discernment of parish needs and goals.
The Pastoral Council Charter establishes the vision, purpose, values, and operating guidelines for St. Monica Parish's Pastoral Council (PPC). The PPC aims to assist the Pastor in forming disciples and apostles by focusing on prayer, service, and evangelization. Key outcomes include developing a charter aligned with the parish mission, conducting an annual spiritual day of reflection for members, and examining outreach programs. The Charter defines roles, responsibilities, meeting structure, and sets a budget of $1,400 for the year's activities.
The document summarizes the pastoral outreach efforts at St. Monica parish, noting that over $51,000 was distributed over 2 years to over 25 groups with little transparency or criteria. It recommends developing clear pastoral priorities and guidelines for outreach, increasing transparency, building relationships with recipients, and establishing a group to oversee the process and make recommendations to improve it.
The document is the 2013 plan for the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church of Denver. It provides an overview of the church's current status, strengths, mission, and goals for 2013. The church owns its building and has $95,000 in reserves. It aims to increase attendance to 30 people on Sundays through various programs. The plan projects $60,750 in revenue and $60,681 in expenses, leaving a small projected balance. It outlines capital improvements and increasing the pastor and organist's roles.
This document provides an introduction to strategic planning in the church. It discusses key terms related to planning, strategy, and strategic plans. It outlines the benefits of strategic planning and explains that strategic planning helps churches focus their unique gifts and resources to take advantage of opportunities. The document then discusses various components of the strategic planning process, including developing a vision, core values, field context, and mission statement. It also covers developing objectives, strategies, and action plans. Finally, it discusses the importance of effective execution in implementing a strategic plan.
This document discusses the personal and legal preparations required for marriage in the Catholic Church. Couples are required to contact their parish priest at least 6 months before their desired wedding date to begin the marriage preparation process. The process involves five elements: personal preparation by attending a marriage preparation program certified by the Archdiocese of Baltimore like Pre-Cana conferences or Engaged Encounter weekends; meeting with their priest to complete a pre-marriage questionnaire and obtain documents like baptismal certificates; obtaining a marriage license from their county; and ensuring one of their parish priests or the officiating priest is informed if being married outside their parish church.
This document discusses God's plan for the traditional Christian family and threats to the family from modern society. It outlines God's intention for marriage and family as between one man and one woman, with children being a gift from God. It notes many broken homes today and challenges to the definition of family. The document warns that societies focus on materialism has reduced the importance of family. It cites private revelations predicting the family will be under attack by evil forces promoting compromise and a "culture of death" through policies like abortion, euthanasia, and same-sex marriage. The document expresses the family is currently under threat but will ultimately be victorious through faith.
St. Augustine identified three "goods" or fundamental values of marriage: 1) Offspring, referring to the potential fruitfulness and procreation within marriage; 2) Chaste Fidelity, concerning the exclusive commitment and faithfulness between spouses; 3) Unbreakable Bond, regarding the permanence and indissoluble nature of the marital relationship. These three goods distinguish marriage from other relationships by emphasizing its focus on family, commitment to one partner, and intended life-long bond.
This document provides information about the Sacrament of Confirmation in the Catholic Church. It begins with definitions of Confirmation from Church documents and sources. It then discusses what the Bible says about the institution of Confirmation. The document outlines the matter and form of the sacrament, its effects, who can receive it, who the minister is, and the meanings of the signs and rites involved in the celebration. It provides details on the seven gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit received in Confirmation.
The document discusses the spread of Christianity in Europe during the Middle Ages. It mentions key figures like Saint Patrick who spread Christianity in Ireland, Saint Augustine who did so in England, and Saint Boniface in Germany. It also references King Clovis of the Franks who converted to Christianity and influenced the growth of the church. The establishment of the Reims Cathedral and monasticism under Saint Benedict aided the organization of the church and papacy.
A PowerPoint-based retreat I led in November, 2002 for a parish Pastoral Council. It utilizes a current excplanation of the rights and responsibilities of laypeople in the Catholic Church as well as the basic material of "Who Moved My Cheese?"
The document discusses the three stages of marriage preparation - remote, proximate, and immediate. It focuses on the immediate preparation, which is the pre-cana seminar. The pre-cana seminar aims to help couples understand their lifelong commitment and responsibilities through four sessions discussing God's love, personhood, parenting/communication, and their mission as a family. It emphasizes strengthening families and transmitting faith from parents to children.
This document discusses Paul's letter to the Romans and the love of God and Christ that cannot be separated from believers. It notes that Paul experienced the power of the Gospel and wanted to witness to both what he said and did. His faithfulness would lead him to Rome where he gave his life for the Lord. The document also shares the perspective of Chiara Lubich that when facing difficulties, believers should have courageous faith and trust in God's love, embracing the cross and doing God's will. Even during times of war, continuing to believe in God's love can enable glimpses of humanity.
This document summarizes Jesus' teaching that those who do the will of God are part of his family, rather than just one's biological relatives. It discusses an episode where Jesus' mother and brothers come to see him, but Jesus says his true family is anyone committed to God's will. Doing God's will of loving him and others makes one Jesus' brother, sister or mother. The document encourages readers to build God's family by being understanding, enlightening and warm towards those undergoing trials. It describes an after school program that aims to rebuild children's trust and hope through creating a welcoming family atmosphere.
1) The document is a summary and reflection on the passage "We know that we have passed from death to life, because we love the brothers and sisters" from 1 John 3:14.
2) It argues that by loving our neighbors, especially other Christians, we experience God's love and enter into union with God.
3) This experience of God's love through loving others gives us certainty in our faith and helps us face challenges to our faith.
A natureza faz parte da decoração. A música descreve um mundo maravilhoso com céus azuis, verdes colinas e nuvens brancas. A beleza natural do mundo é celebrada.
This document is a commentary on Jesus' words "Whoever loves me will keep my word, and my Father will love him and we will come to him and make our dwelling with him" from the Gospel of Matthew.
The commentary explains that Jesus was assuring his disciples that he would remain present with them after his death through his dwelling in the hearts of Christians who love him by keeping his commandment of mutual love. It describes how living with decisive and persevering love for others allows the Trinity to come and dwell within us. The commentary encourages Christians to live this "Word of Life" through loving one another as Jesus taught.
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of teachers. It says that teaching is a vocation and gift from God, not just a job. Teachers are called to share in Jesus' ministry of teaching and to form the whole person, not just impart information. While they impart knowledge, teachers must point students toward the ultimate Source of knowledge, which is God. The document emphasizes that teachers are servants and stewards of the gifts entrusted to them, to develop and share for the good of the community.
The document discusses strategies for dealing with temptations based on biblical passages. It begins by establishing that temptations are real and come from the devil. It then provides five defenses: 1) Be aware of the devil's tactics, 2) Know God's will from the Bible and Church teachings, 3) Identify your weaknesses, 4) Strengthen your will through fasting and self-denial, and 5) Turn to prayer when facing temptation. The overall message is that through spiritual discipline and relying on God, one can resist temptations.
Bible Sharing Group Facilitators's TrainingRic Eguia
A Bible sharing group is a gathering where people come together to read, reflect on, learn from, pray with, and live out the word of God. Members share personal experiences of how God has worked in their lives based on the scripture reading rather than discussing biblical knowledge. The facilitator guides the sharing and ensures all rules are followed.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already have a condition.
The liturgical calendar follows the life of Jesus and is divided into seasons including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Each season focuses on different aspects of Jesus' life and ministry and is represented by a specific liturgical color. The seasons culminate in the Easter Triduum celebrating Jesus' passion, death, and resurrection through events like Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil.
The document outlines the structure and order of the Catholic Mass. It is divided into two main parts: the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist. The Liturgy of the Word includes various introductory rites, scripture readings, a homily, and profession of faith. The Liturgy of the Eucharist consists of the offertory, various prayers, and communion rite. There are also concluding rites. For Sundays and solemnities, there are typically three scripture readings from the Old Testament, New Testament, and Gospels. The Gospels follow a three year cycle.
4. Sino ang Banal na Espiritu?
Ikatlong Persona ng Diyos
Kapantay sa pagka-Diyos ng
Ama at ng Anak.
Umiiral na sa simula pa ng
panahon at hindi nilikha.
5. Sino ang Banal na Espiritu?
Isinugo ng Ama, matapos na ang
Anak ay muling nabuhay at
umakyat sa langit.
Ang Diyos Ama ang Manglilikha,
ang Diyos Anak ang Tagapagligtas,
at ang Diyos Espiritu Santo ang
Nagpapabanal.
8. - Paano ba nagsimula ang
Simbahan?
- Sino ang nagtatag ng
Simbahan?
- Paano ba itinatag ang
Simbahan?
- Bakit kailangan itatag ang
Simbahan?
- Ano o Sino ba ang
Simbahan?
9. Pentekostes
Ang Araw ng Pentecostes
Araw ng pagdating ng Espiritu Santo
Araw din ng pagsilang ng Simbahan
Pentecostes (pente=50) – Isang malaking
kapistahan ng mga Hudyo, 50 araw
pagkatapos ng Paskuwa.
Maraming mga tao sa Jerusalem, iba’t
ibang wika.
10. Pangako ni Hesus
Sinabi ni Hesus sa kanyang mga
alagad, bago siya umaakyat sa langit:
“Tandaan ninyo, isusugo ko sa inyo
ang ipinangako ng aking Ama, kaya’t
huwag kayong aalis sa lunsod
hanggang hindi kayo
nakapagkakalooban ng kapangyarihan
mula sa itaas.” (Lukas 24:49)
11. Katuparan ng Pangako
Tinupad ng Diyos ang kanyang
pangako
Dumating ang Espiritu Santo
Patunay na si Hesus ay nasa
langit at nakaluklok sa kanan
ng Ama.
12. Paano ba isinugo ang
Espiritu Santo?
Nang si Hesus ay muling nabuhay, Siya
ay umaakyat sa langit at hiniling sa Ama
na isugo ang Banal na Espiritu.
Ang Espiritu ay isinugo ng Ama sa
pamamagitan ng Anak.
Isinugo ang Espiritu Santo nung Araw ng
Pentekostes ng mga Hudyo.
13. Bakit kailangan isugo ang
Espiritu Santo?
Upang magbigay ng bagong buhay
Upang magbigay karunungan sa mga
alagad na maunawaan ang mga Turo ni
Hesus.
Upang pagbuklurin ang mga
sumasampalataya at maging Isang Bayan
ng Diyos (Iglesya o Simbahan).
Upang maging Gabay sa Simbahan
hanggang sa wakas ng panahon.
14. Tinanggap na ba natin ang
Espiritu Santo?
Paano ibinigay sa atin
ang Espiritu Santo?
Nararamdaman ba natin ang
pagkilos ng Espiritu
Santo?
15. Tinanggap na natin ang
Espiritu Santo
Sa Sakramento ng Binyag –
tinanggap nating ang Espirutu
Santo
Sa Sakramento ng Kumpil –
tinanggap natin ang mga kaloob
ng Espiritu Santo
16. Pagtanggap ng Espiritu Santo
Tayo ay isinilang sa Espiritu at naging mga
anak ng Diyos.
Kaya tinatawag natin ang Diyos bilang
Ama.
Dahil nasa atin ang Espiritu
Santo, sumasaatin din si Kristo.
Tayo ay isinilang sa Simbahan at naging
bahagi ng Simbahan.
Kaya tayo ay magkakapatid sa iisang
Ama.
22. 1. Bakit kailangan pang
itatag ang Simbahan?
2. Sino ba ang nagtatag ng
Simbahan?
3. Paano ba itinatag ang
Simbahan?
4. Ilan ba ang Simbahan
itinatag ni Kristo?
5. Ano ang palatandaan ng
Totoong Simbahan?
23. Ang Simbahan:
Katawang Mistiko ni Kristo
Si Kristo ang Ulo ng Simbahan
Ang ibat ibang tao ang bumubuo ng
katawan ng Simbahan.
Hindi mabubuhay ang katawan kung ito ay
hindi nakaugnay sa ulo.
Tayo ang ibat ibang bahagi ng iisang
katawan na may kanya-kanyang gawain
para sa katawan.
24. Mateo 16:17-19
“Mapalad ka, Simon na anak ni
Jonas, sapagkat ang katotohanang
ito ay hindi ipinahayag sa iyo ng
sinumang tao kundi ng aking Amang
nasa langit. At sinasabi ko sa
iyo, ikaw ay Pedro at sa ibabaw ng
batong ito ay itatayo ko ang aking
Iglesya, at hindi makapananaig sa
kanya kahit ang kapangyarihan ng
kamatayan…
25. …Ibibigay ko sa iyo ang mga susi ng
kaharian ng langit: Ang ipagbawal
mo sa lupa ay ipagbabawal sa
langit, at ipahintulot mo sa lupa
ay ipahihintulot sa langit.”
26. Malinaw!
Isa lamang ang Simbahang
itinatag ni Kristo.
Ang Simbahan ay itinatag ni
Jesus sa kanyang apostol na
si Simon, na tinawag niyang
“Pedro” na ang ibig sabihin
ay “bato.”
27. Si Pedro ang unang
Obispo ng Roma, at
unang Santo Papa.
29. Gawain ng Simbahan
Magturo at Gumabay: Sa
larangan ng buhay-
pananampalataya at buhay-
moral.
Magsalita laban sa kamalian
at imoralidad.
30. Kailangan ba ang Simbahan
upang maligtas?
Kailangan! Sapagkat ang Simbahan ang
magtuturo ng landas tungo sa Daan ng
Katotohanan.
Ang Simbahan ang nag-iingat ng mga
Katotohanan na iniwan ni Hesus sa
kanyang mga apostol.
Nasa Simbahan ang mga Sakramentong
itinatag ni Kristo na magliligtas sa atin sa
kamatayan.
31. Kailangan ang Simbahan
Kung is Kristo ang Ulo ng
Simbahan, ang Simbahan
naman ang Katawan.
Tayo ang iba’t ibang bahagi ng
iisang Katawan.
Hindi pwede hiwa-hiwalay ang
bahagi ng iisang katawan.
32. Tanda ng Tunay na Simbahan
Isa – Iisang ulo, iisang katawan
Banal – daan tungo sa
kabanalan
Katoliko – para sa lahat; walang
pinipili
Apostoliko – Nagtuturo ayon sa
Tradisyon ng mga Apostol
33. Batas ng Simbahan
1. Dumalo sa Misa tuwing araw ng
Linggo at mga araw ng pangilin.
2. Mag-ayuno at mag-
abstinensiya sa mga takdang
araw.
3. Magkumpisal minsan man lang
isang taon.
34. Batas ng Simbahan
4. Tumanggap ng komunyon kahit
man lang tuwing Panahon ng
Pagkabuhay (Easter).
5. Magbigay ng tulong pinansiyal at
suportahan sa gawain ng
Simbahan.
6. Magpakasal ayon sa patakaran ng
Simbahan.
35. Bakit dapat sundin ang Batas
ng Simbahan?
Sapagkat sinabi ni Jesus: “Ano
man ang inyong ipahintulot sa
lupa ay ipahihintulot sa langit;
ano man ang inyong ipagbawal
sa lupa ay ipagbabawal sa
langit.” (Mateo 18:18)
36. Ang Espiritu Santo
na ating tinanggap
sa Binyag ay siya
ring Espiritu Santo
na ipinagkaloob sa
mga Apostol.
38. Bakit hindi natin
nararanasan ang
pagkilos ng Espiritu?
Maaaring ang Espiritu Santo
ay nakagapos dahil sa ating
kasalanan, o sa ating buhay
na makasarili.
39. Ano ang dapat gawin
upang makalaya ang
nakagapos na Espiritu?
Talikuran ang kasalanan at
magbalik-loob sa Diyos
(Sakramento ng Pakikipagkasundo).
Kailangan natin ng panalangin
upang makalaya at kumilos sa atin
ang Espiritu Santo.
43. Laman ng Pananalangin:
1. Tatawagan ninyo ang
Espiritu Santo na muling
bumaba sa inyong kapatid.
2. Hihilingin ninyo na siya
ay makalaya sa kanyang
pagkaalipin, at
3. Hihilingin ninyo ns siya
ay bigyan ng biyayang
magsimula ng bagong buhay.
