3. A Nation with One Purpose:
With the Spirit and the Church
WE MOVE AS ONE NATION TOWARDS ONE VISION AND
ONE PURPOSE.
4. PATRIOTISM
Patriotism: our strong desire to give
honor to the land of our birth, and our
commitment to become one with our
fellow citizens, and strive for the good
of our people. Also called Love of
Country.
5. PATRIOTISM
Example: A 12-year old
school girl (6th Grader) from
Albay named Janela Arcos
Lelis, braved the storm
and flood amidst the raging
storm brought about by
Typhoon “Juaning” on July 26,
2011 to save the Philippine
flag.
6. PATRIOTISM
1. Respecting National Symbols
2. Participating in Civic Duties
3. Supporting the Military
4. Contributing to the community
5. Promoting unity and understanding
6. Preserving and promoting national heritage
7. Being informed and engaged
7. SOLIDARITY
Solidarity: our readiness to share the joys and
pains of others and help one another as one
people and nation; also, the unity or agreement
of feeling or action, especially among individuals
with a common interest; mutual support within a
group. Also, called Bayanihan.
8. SOLIDARITY
In the early months of 2021, amidst lockdowns,
quarantines and economic crisis due to Covid 19
pandemic, Filipinos initiated the “Community
Pantry” wherein, many people who were also
suffering began to share what they have, (primarily
basic commodities) as a group and an organization,
to those whose situations are worse than theirs. The
goods that they gathered were given to the
community. The people are free to get from the
pantry the goods that they needed provided that
the quantity is enough for them. This movement
was initiated to help one another go through the
crisis
9. SOLIDARITY
1. Joining protests or demonstrations.
2. Providing support to marginalized groups
3. Volunteering for community service
10. SOCIAL ORDER
Social Order: our sustained action to build
a society founded on integrity, with due
regard for all, whether poor or rich, weak
or powerful.
11. SOCIAL ORDER
After EDSA, we recovered our
democracy as a nation, and peace was
restored. Freed from the grip of the
Marcos dictatorship, key democratic
institutions returned to mainstream
society. Elections were restored and due
process was reinstated as a fundamental
right. The free press prevailed.
According to most basic definitions,
such conditions certainly comprise the
trappings of a state that had taken back
its basic civil liberties.
12. SOCIAL ORDER
1. Standing up against injustice
2. Building alliances and coalitions
3. Providing emotional support
4. Promoting inclusivity and diversity
13. JUSTICE
Justice: the firm conviction that every
member of society must be given what is
due and just in order to live and grow,
without prejudice or discrimination. Also
called Equality.
14. JUSTICE
Example: Republic Act No. 8371 is an act that recognizes,
protects, and promotes the Rights of Indigenous Cultural
communities/Indigenous Peoples. It also created a National
Commission on Indigenous Peoples. This RA gave rights to
indigenous people to claim lands known as their ancestral
domains which cover lands, inland waters, coastal areas, and
natural resources owned and occupied by indigenous people.
Ancestral domains are considered as a community property that
belongs to a specific indigenous tribe and all its generations.
17. How do I show love for one’s country?
1. Speak well of your country, your leaders, and your people.
2. Engage yourself in the life of your local community.
3. Be informed and keep abreast of the happenings in your country.
4. Promote Philippine-made products.
5. Promote Philippine tourism.
6. Respect our Philippine flag and National Anthem.
7. Uphold the sacredness of one’s ballot.
18. How can I contribute to building solidarity or
bayanihan?
1. Be ready to lend a helping hand to anyone in need.
2. Speak words that unite people, not divide them.
3. Be patient with one another’s mistakes and weaknesses.
4. Join communal activities like clean-up drive, planting trees and
mangroves.
5. Involve oneself in the activities of the community, parish,
family
19. How can I work for social order?
1. Keep your life in order, never compromising your integrity.
2. Make people and their welfare your priority.
3. Assist persons who are less privileged and at risk.
4. Follow simple rules and regulations like traffic lights, falling in line, etc.
5. Be respectful to those in authority.
6. Channel all concerns and advocacies to proper persons and offices.
20. How can I uphold justice in society?
1. Show respect to all, without bias or discrimination.
2. Be fair and just in all your dealings with others.
3. Look at issues from all sides before judging and acting.
4. Clarify and discuss in a peaceful manner issues that concern
“injustice”.
5. Always seek for truth and be open to it to avoid biases.
6. Respect the opinions of others without compromising truth.
