The school offers not only excellent education but also forms servant leaders for the greater glory of God. 
Jesuit education promotes the holistic growth of an individual. The student is given experiences and opportunities that develop his spiritual, moral, psychological, social and intellectual development. Through these experiences, he learns to find God in all things. His education, gifts and talents are always directed towards the service of God and others and in this way he can become a person of excellence, leadership and service.
Today’s world is radically different from that of St. Iggy and so, if he were to speak with the youth
What would St Ignatius Say to the Youth of Today ? by Rev. Robbie Paraan, SJ
Campus Ministry
The typewritten note of Fr. Aresenio C. Nuñez, SJ
Fr. Arsenio C. Nuñez, SJ was a long time Jesuit missionary in the Philippines from Spain. He served in many …
Finding God in this Time of Pandemic
We share another reflection from our grade school pupil, Ms. Espedido about finding God during this times…
Finding God in
… Van Gogh Photo
“The God that Jesus reveals to us is a God of infinite abundance. Inside God there is no scarcity, no …
For St Ignatius of Loyola, the act of gratitude is very important. In the daily Examen, it begins with being …
Bukas Palad kids sing!
The songs, Prayer for Generosity and Anima Cristi, were originally composed and sung by the Bukas Palad Ministry. These prayers …
Ignatius Writes: Why We Get Discouraged
St. Ignatius wrote nearly 7,000 letters over his career and asked his companions in the Society of Jesus to write …
Find God in all things
During this Ignatian Month, we asked some our students to reflect on the life of our beloved saint, Ignatius of
Examen
Examen
St Ignatius of Loyola recommended a simple prayer for each day called the Examen, when we can review our …
Teach me to Listen
Teach Me to Listen
Let us ask for the grace to hear God speaking to us through our families, colleagues, …
