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Monica Korzec is a vibrant student of program Certification in Pastoral Ministry at St. Peter's Seminary in London ON where she studies on the four pillars of formation: intellectual, human, pastoral, and spiritual.She is also member of Distance Learning Bible Study at the Ignatianum Academy in Cracow. Monica is active member of Human Liberation Crusade, a movement where through prayer, fasting and evangelization its members spiritually help those who are addicted to the alcohol and drugs.This is her short interview.What is the trinity?The term: "Tri" means three, and "Unity" means one. We use the term Trinity (Tri+Unity = Trinity) in reference to God who is known as Three Divine Persons who are One GodGod the Father is God.God the Son (Jesus) is God.God the Holy Spirit is God.Yet there is only one GodWhat is the understanding of a baptism?Baptism is a sacrament through which we enter into the Covenant which God made with us through the death and resurrection of His Son Jesus. We become part of the Mystical Body of Jesus: the Church.What is the procedure for a Baptism?The Catholic Church established a Baptismal Rite, a special celebration where Oil of Salvation, Oil of Chrism, and water are used to symbolise all the graces and spiritual mysteries happening during baptism. However, in case of an emergency, anyone can baptize another person by pouring water over his/her head and saying "(Name of the person that is being baptized)" I baptize you in the Name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.Is there an age to get Baptized?No, anyone can be baptized at any age.What is the Holy Eucharist and how is it received?The Holy Eucharist (Holy Communion) is the Sacrament in which Jesus Christ who is really and physically present under the appearances of bread and wine comes to us under these species.The universal form of receiving the Holy Eucharist in the Catholic Church is to receive it on the tongue while kneeling; however, local bishops have the permission to recommend standing or receiving the Eucharist on the hand. In any case, nobody can force anyone to receive the Holy Communion either standing or kneeling, or on the tongue or the hand, and at the same time nobody can refuse giving out Communion to somebody who is kneeling in an area where standing is recommended and vice versa.