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    Name: Hans Patrick Ceros Grade & Section: STEM 11-St. Albert The Great

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    1) The documentary is about Cherry Pie Picache coping with the murder of her mother by her mother's relative, Michael. Though her mother did not deserve to die, Cherry Pie finds strength through her faith in God and prayers for healing. 2) Cherry Pie eventually forgives Michael, the man who killed her mother, when she embraces him in prison. Though the pain remains, she decides to forgive to free herself from the misery. 3) The author believes hurtful experiences give strength and that truly forgiving others as taught by God does not mean forgetting wrongs but rebuilding trust over time. God does not leave people after they are hurt.

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    Name: Hans Patrick Ceros Grade & Section: STEM 11-St. Albert The Great

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    1) The documentary is about Cherry Pie Picache coping with the murder of her mother by her mother's relative, Michael. Though her mother did not deserve to die, Cherry Pie finds strength through her faith in God and prayers for healing. 2) Cherry Pie eventually forgives Michael, the man who killed her mother, when she embraces him in prison. Though the pain remains, she decides to forgive to free herself from the misery. 3) The author believes hurtful experiences give strength and that truly forgiving others as taught by God does not mean forgetting wrongs but rebuilding trust over time. God does not leave people after they are hurt.

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    An essay/reflection about the story of forgiveness by Cherry Pie Picache

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    Radical Love

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    1) The documentary is about Cherry Pie Picache coping with the murder of her mother by her mother's relative, Michael. Though her mother did not deserve to die, Cherry Pie finds strength through her faith in God and prayers for healing. 2) Cherry Pie eventually forgives Michael, the man who killed her mother, when she embraces him in prison. Though the pain remains, she decides to forgive to free herself from the misery. 3) The author believes hurtful experiences give strength and that truly forgiving others as taught by God does not mean forgetting wrongs but rebuilding trust over time. God does not leave people after they are hurt.

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    Name: Hans Patrick Ceros Grade & Section: STEM 11-St. Albert The Great

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    vladimir6mosiah6mada
    1) The documentary is about Cherry Pie Picache coping with the murder of her mother by her mother's relative, Michael. Though her mother did not deserve to die, Cherry Pie finds strength through her faith in God and prayers for healing. 2) Cherry Pie eventually forgives Michael, the man who killed her mother, when she embraces him in prison. Though the pain remains, she decides to forgive to free herself from the misery. 3) The author believes hurtful experiences give strength and that truly forgiving others as taught by God does not mean forgetting wrongs but rebuilding trust over time. God does not leave people after they are hurt.

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    Name: Hans Patrick Ceros PHILOSOPHY

    Grade & Section: STEM 11-St. Albert the Great

    The Radical Love


    Cherry Pie Picache’s video documentary about her mother, who was murdered,
    is all about progressive love. It was because you loved someone who was impossible to
    love and someone who was not deserving of your love. This occurs because other
    people who have made mistakes with you are not easily forgiven.

    In Cherry Pie Picache, a person who was related to her mother murdered her
    mother. The guy, called Michael trusts Pie’s mother. They have no idea that it’s going to
    happen to their mom. As her mother doesn’t deserve to die like that, Cherry Pie and her
    family feel very emotional. Cherry Pie’s confidence becomes greater in the moment of
    their suffering. She still prays to God about how to cope up with the disaster that is
    happening to them. She trusts God and allows her to heart to be healed by God. Then,
    after she had prayed to God many times, the grace of God slowly healed her. She even
    goes to jail and embraces the man who killed her mother, personally. The pain is still
    present, but she has decided to forgive to be free of the misery she endure.

    is a part of our lives that we have someone who is going to hurt us and make
    mistakes. It’s either our circle of friends, someone we’ve met, or a family of our own. But
    for me, all the hurtful experiences that I have been through, particularly in terms of my
    spirituality, give me strength. If anyone make a mistake with me then I can easily forgive
    them because I know in myself that this is one of the teachings of the Lord. Forgiveness
    doesn’t mean amnesia, though it means that I am going to forgive them, but all the
    mistakes they’ve made will remain, and it takes a lot of time before I trust them again. I
    will face the challenges that have been presented to me, just like Cherry Pie Picache,
    because I realize that all those circumstances will make me stronger and I know that
    God didn’t leave me after anyone hurt me.

    All of us commit sins and we still pray for the Lord’s forgiveness. But how can we
    pray for Lord’s grace if we didn’t know how to forgive ourselves? I believe sinners
    deserve a second opportunity to repent. Just like God, once we have admitted all of our
    sins, he does not punish us for our sins. Also, if we only see the pain we feel because of
    the people who have made our mistakes, we will forget that God is always there for us.
    Therefore, trusting God’s plan and letting him to heal our wounds is what we must do.

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