Question

Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is wrong. 1. Fr. Rhoel Gallardo, CMF was a director of Claret School, the students of which are mostly Muslims. 2. During his captivity, there were times when Fr. Gallardo wavered in his faith. 3. The greatest challenge as a prophet is the possibility of suffering amartyr's death. 4. Jesus was not certain that as a prophet, to suffer death is part and parcel of his identity. 5. Martyrs did not have any other option but forced by circumstances tooffer their lives to Jesus.

Answer 1

Fr. Rhoel Gallardo, CMF was not a director of Claret School, but of Claret School of Quezon City in the Philippines. During his captivity, there were times when Fr. Gallardo wavered in his faith. The greatest challenge as a prophet is the possibility of suffering a martyr's death.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. FALSE. Fr. Rhoel Gallardo, CMF was not a director of Claret School, but of Claret School of Quezon City in the Philippines. The students of Claret School are predominantly Catholics, not Muslims.

2. TRUE. During his captivity in the Philippines, Fr. Gallardo experienced moments of doubt and uncertainty in his faith. This is a common human response to challenging situations.

3. TRUE. The possibility of suffering a martyr's death is indeed one of the greatest challenges faced by prophets throughout history. Many prophets have willingly sacrificed their lives for their beliefs.

4. FALSE. Jesus, as a prophet, was certain that suffering death was part and parcel of his identity. He willingly embraced his fate and understood its significance.

5. FALSE. Martyrs were not forced by circumstances to offer their lives to Jesus. They willingly chose to stand up for their beliefs, even in the face of persecution and death.