Chantel Leann

       Another quarter has passed, and another new knowledge that have been gained. Because I was so interested in it, the lessons for this quarter were simple for me to learn. I may have run into difficulties, but I handled them well and continued. I initially struggled to grasp the first lesson, but I was eager to learn, so I asked my classmates what the session was all about, and I quickly caught on. I enjoy coding, so learning the fundamentals of HTML was simple for me. Because of a technique in it, it stuck in my mind without my having to memorize or revisit it. Moving forward, I'll keep doing what I'm doing since it's a good practice, and I'll try to maintain it. I will hope that the upcoming quarter will be interesting — once again — and straightforward like the previous one.

Holy Week is the most important week in the Church's year. It is a time when we celebrate the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. We remember his actions, reflect on his messages and recommit to living as his disciples in the world today. Mass is what Catholics refer to as going to church. I believe that going to Mass is essential in life because it is how we as individuals pay our respects to God. We show appreciation for him dying on the cross for our sins. I try and attend Mass each Sunday, and when I cannot I usually make up for it by praying on my own. Not only do I enjoy attending Mass, but some of the other practices of Catholicism. It is also a time to reflect on your life and understand the deeper meaning of your purpose in life. This practice has always left a significant impression on me in regard to my relationship with God.  The holy week is a time of spiritual renewal, reflection and gratitude. My personal holy week experience has helped me deepen my faith, appreci