Topic 4 and 5

Question 1

Reflects and emulates the life and teachings of Christ.

Answer 1

Christian leadership

Question 2

– First Filipino Martyr. He was a family man living a faithful life in the Philippines. Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, he was called to give his life for Christ.

Answer 2

Saint Lorenzo Ruiz

Question 3

He was born in BINONDO, Manila on November 28, 1594. He was the son of a Chinese father and a Filipino mother who were both devout Catholics.

Answer 3

Saint Lorenzo Ruiz

Question 4

Who taught Lorenzo to speak Tagalog and his father taught him Chinese. Lorenzo was raised to be a good Catholic who loved God and his faith very much.

Answer 4

Mother

Question 5

He served happily in his parish church in Binondo as an BLANK and was educated by the Dominican friars for several years.

Answer 5

altar boy

Question 6

He earned the title BLANK (scrivener or calligrapher) for his beautiful penmanship.

Answer 6

Escribano

Question 7

READ: As a young man, Lorenzo joined the Dominican Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary and eventually married a woman named Rosario. The couple had three children, two sons and one daughter, and by all accounts, the family was an ordinary, happy family living a faithful but unremarkable life.

Answer 7

True

Question 8

It is defined as a “person who has received Christian baptism or is a believer in Christianity.” A person having “qualities associated those of decency, kindness, and fairness” (Oxford, 2003). Any people who believe in Christ and followed his teachings are called BLANK.

Answer 8

Christian

Question 9

It is about status competition.

Answer 9

Consumption

Question 10

no matter how much you may have achieved already, and no matter how old you are. There’s still more God has for you to be and do!

Answer 10

Every person has potential

Question 11

Word servant is from Latin word SERVIRE means BLANK

Answer 11

Submission of oneself

Question 12

It is defined as” a person who perform duties for others ,especially person employed in a house domestic duties or as personal attendant’’.

Answer 12

Servant

Question 13

He first coined the phrase “servant leadership” in his 1970 essay, “The Servant as a Leader.” However, it’s an approach that people have used for centuries.

Answer 13

Robert K. Greenleaf

Question 14

Are projected in the contemporary leadership like having missions , charitable works through feeding programs, and serving the community like teaching catechisms in public schools without any remuneration purely service for the glory of god.

Answer 14

Servant leaders

Question 15

This characteristic relates to your ability to “dream great dreams,” so that you look beyond day-to-day realities to the bigger picture.

Answer 15

Conceptualization

Question 16

The servant-leaders sense that much has been lost as a result of the shift from local communities to large organizations as the primary shapers of human lives . this awareness causes servant-leaders to identify some means for building among those who work with them.

Answer 16

Building Community

Question 17

READ: Certain to be held accountable for a crime he did not commit Lorenzo sought asylum on a ship with three Dominican friars who were sailing to Okinawa with a Japanese priest. They left on June 10, 1636, and they were hoping to help the growing but persecuted Christian community in Japan as missionaries.

Answer 17

True

Question 18

At the time of their arrival, Japan was being ruled by the BLANK, a military dictatorship that ruled from 1603 – 1867. He was concerned with political stability and was fearful of foreign ideas.

Answer 18

Tokugawa Shogunate

Question 19

They were almost immediately arrested and put into prison where they remained for two years. After BLANK years the prisoners were taken to Nagaski to face trial by torture.

Answer 19

Two Years

Question 20

READ: The four priests, steadfastly refused to recant their faith despite gruesome and painful torture. Missionaries who escaped later reported Lorenzo’s last words,

“Ego Catholicus sum et animo prompto paratoque pro Deo mortem obibo;
Si mille vitas haberem, cunctas ei offerrem.”
(I am a Catholic and wholeheartedly do accept death for God; Had I a thousand lives, all these to Him shall I offer

Answer 20

True