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Reflection-Writing-Instructions
Reflection-Writing-Instructions
Objective: Reflect on the key themes and messages in Christus Vivit and relate them to your
personal experiences and future aspirations.
Personal Connection:
Describe how the themes and messages in Christus Vivit relate to your personal life.
Reflect on specific moments in your life where these themes were evident.
Consider your current faith journey and how the document speaks to it.
Conclusion:
Summarize the key points of your reflection.
End with a personal prayer or commitment inspired by your reading.
Step 3: Writing the Reflection
Be Honest and Personal: Write from the heart. Authenticity is crucial for a meaningful reflection.
Use Specific Examples: Refer to specific passages from Christus Vivit and relate them to real-life
experiences.
Reflect Deeply: Go beyond surface-level reactions. Consider how the document challenges you
and encourages growth.
Keep it Organized: Follow your outline to ensure your reflection is structured and coherent.
Submission
Format: Typed, double-spaced, 12-point font.
Length: Aim for 2-3 pages.
Deadline: July 11, 2024
Reflection Prompts
Encounter with Christ: How does Christus Vivit deepen your understanding of a personal
relationship with Christ?
Role of Youth: What role do you see for yourself in the Church and the world based on the
document's teachings?
Holiness and Mission: How can you strive for holiness in your everyday life? What mission do you
feel called to undertake?
Challenges and Encouragements: What challenges does Christus Vivit present to you? How does it
encourage and inspire you?
By reflecting on Christus Vivit through these steps, you will not only gain a deeper understanding of
the document but also discover how its messages can transform your life and faith journey.