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Characteristics
of a Jesuit Education |
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Principal's
Welcome | History
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Mission Statement | Jesuit Education | Foundation |
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A
Jesuit Education
- Is
world-affirming; assists in the total
formation of each individual within the
human community; includes a religious
dimension that permeates the entire education;
is an apostolic instrument and promotes
dialogue between faith and culture.
- Insists
on individual care and concern for each
person; emphasizes activity on the part
of the student and encourages life-long
openness to growth.
- Encourages
a realistic knowledge of the world in
which we live.
- Proposes
Christ as the model of human life; provides
adequate pastoral care and celebrates
faith in personal and community prayer,
worship and service.
- Is
a preparation for active life commitment;
serves the faith that does justice; seeks
to form "men and women for others"
and manifests a particular concern for
the poor.
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