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    Mikaela Barlis participated in the 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time mass held online via the Saint Louis University Facebook Page on February 27, 2022 at 9AM. To reflect on her experience, she chose a heart shape symbolizing that in Christianity, the heart represents Jesus Christ and his love. She provided context that the heart has historically been seen as representing the seat of life or strength in the Bible and took on its association with love and Jesus during the Middle Ages.

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    Mikaela Barlis participated in the 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time mass held online via the Saint Louis University Facebook Page on February 27, 2022 at 9AM. To reflect on her experience, she chose a heart shape symbolizing that in Christianity, the heart represents Jesus Christ and his love. She provided context that the heart has historically been seen as representing the seat of life or strength in the Bible and took on its association with love and Jesus during the Middle Ages.

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    Mikaela Barlis participated in the 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time mass held online via the Saint Louis University Facebook Page on February 27, 2022 at 9AM. To reflect on her experience, she chose a heart shape symbolizing that in Christianity, the heart represents Jesus Christ and his love. She provided context that the heart has historically been seen as representing the seat of life or strength in the Bible and took on its association with love and Jesus during the Middle Ages.

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    Week 6: FEBRUARY 27

    Name: BARLIS, MIKAELA R. Id number: 2225933

    1. Reflect on your experience of the religious activity you participated in and supply the
    following information:
    a. Type of Religious activity: 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time
    b. Date and time: February 27, 2022 - 9AM
    c. Means of Participation: Online
    d. Where or which platform?: Saint Louis University Facebook Page

    2. REFLECTION QUESTION: Reflect on your experience of the religious activity you


    participated in. Draw or paste from internet a shape that best shows this experience.
    Attach the image and provide a brief worded-reflection.

    In the Bible the heart is considered the seat of life or strength. Hence, it means mind,
    soul, spirit, or one's entire emotional nature and understanding. It was around The
    Middle Ages that the heart symbol took on its current meaning. At that time, according
    to Christian theology, it was meant to represent Jesus Christ and his love. Devout
    Christians began to inject the icon into art and literature from that era.
    3. SCREENSHOT/PHOTO OF YOUR RELIGIOUS INVOLVEMENT

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