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During this Ignatian Month, we asked some our students to reflect on the life of our beloved saint, Ignatius of Loyola. We asked Ms. Kirsten Erica Tequilo, an incoming Grade 9 student: “Why is St Ignatius relevant today?” This is her reply. “St. Ignatius taught us that change is not always something that people should […]
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“Hard work” may sound like a cliché but this was the constant mindset that Thirdy Ravena engrained on himself to become one of the most decorated collegiate players in the country. Ravena shared this as he chatted with members of the Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu basketball team in an online “Kamustahan” session. Looking back
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Examen St Ignatius of Loyola recommended a simple prayer for each day called the Examen, when we can review our day with God and ask him to help us the next day. This is helpful especially at the moment, when thinking about the future may be hard. Here is an Examen in 25 words… With
(Ateneo de Cebu spreads message of healing, heroism and hope) By Emmanuel Villaruel, From The Freeman CEBU, Philippines – The Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu (SHS-AdC) community led by their father president Fr. Manny A. Uy, SJ sing their hearts out online to spread a message of healing, heroism and hope amidst the coronavirus pandemic
A Hearter in the Vatican Msgr. Jan Thomas Limchua (’01) appointed to Vatican Post Official at the Section for the Relations with States of the Holy See No. That’s not the title of the latest bestseller novel out in bookstores. This is non-fiction, a true story. There’s a Hearter in the Vatican in the name
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Teach Me to Listen Let us ask for the grace to hear God speaking to us through our families, colleagues, in our work and circumstances. May we be able to listen to the Lord’s subtle whispers amidst the sounds outside us and the noises within our hearts. Teach Me to Listen (adapted by John Veltri,
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His Divine Majesty Is Truly in All Things St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, wrote in one of his letters:“They should practice the seeking of God’s presence in all things, in their conversation, their walks, in all that they see, taste, hear, understand, in all their actions, since His Divine
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“Ball is Life” Even Online Inspired Ateneans Share Experience from Virtual Training By Emmanuel Villaruel From the Freeman, June 29, 2020 CEBU, Philippines — One of the coaching philosophies of Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu (SHS-AdC) Magis Eagles chief strategist Rommel Rasmo is to shape his players not only to become champion athletes but also
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Why are there Jesuit-related jokes? Maybe it is because Jesuits have always been rather different from the other Orders and so have often been misunderstood. The standard Jesuit joke plays one the stereotype that Jesuits are overly practical, overly worldly or not as concerned with spiritual matters as they should be. A core tenet of
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