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Spiritual Formation
Spiritual Formation
This year our AJHS Campus Ministry Office (AJHS-CMO) will continue to provide online spiritual programs, including recollection programs and liturgies, which are grounded in Catholic, Jesuit, and Ignatian formation. The AJHS-CMO envisions an Ignatian school community that prays together and has an intimate and faithful relationship with Jesus Christ.
Taking inspiration from this year’s celebration of the Ignatian year, with the theme; “To see all things new in Christ”, classes will still experience a once-a-year virtual recollection program this school year. Synchronous sessions via Google Meet and asynchronous sessions using our Google Site will be provided for our students, based on the following themes which were taken mainly from the movements of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola:
Grade 7 Recollection I AM GOD’S BELOVED
Grade 8 Recollection I AM A CHILD OF GOD
Grade 9 Recollection I AM CALLED TO FRIENDSHIP
Grade 10 Recollection I AM CALLED TO A MISSION
Aside from these recollections, the AJHS-CMO is committed to offer spiritual formation activities to other members of the AJHS community, especially during our celebration of our Ignatian Year, such as Ignatian Prayer Circles, End-of-the-week Ignatian examen, Online liturgies , and once-a-month school wide liturgical celebrations.
Inspired by our Mission & Vision:
Inspired by our Mission & Vision:
The ADMU-JHS Campus Ministry envisions an Ignatian school community of who prays together and have an intimate and faithful relationship with Jesus Christ, competent in every aspect, with a well-formed conscience, compassionate to others, and with a commitment to serve the country and the global community (5Cs).
The ADMU-JHS Campus Ministry envisions an Ignatian school community of who prays together and have an intimate and faithful relationship with Jesus Christ, competent in every aspect, with a well-formed conscience, compassionate to others, and with a commitment to serve the country and the global community (5Cs).
Inspired by St Ignatius of Loyola and his spirituality and St. Stanislaus Kostka, our young boy patron, it is our desire to form and accompany our young students as they discover themselves: their gifts, talents, and abilities, and as they mature in faith, and understanding that one is part of a larger community, called to deepen his love for the country and to be of service to others - AMDG.
Inspired by St Ignatius of Loyola and his spirituality and St. Stanislaus Kostka, our young boy patron, it is our desire to form and accompany our young students as they discover themselves: their gifts, talents, and abilities, and as they mature in faith, and understanding that one is part of a larger community, called to deepen his love for the country and to be of service to others - AMDG.
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