Key Concepts for Servant Leadership

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Apathy

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A lack of enthusiasm, care, or concern.

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Empathy

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The ability to share and understand the feelings of another.

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Love

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The choice to do what’s best for someone else, to put their “good” ahead of what is “good’ for you. It is “willing the good of the other.” (St. Thomas Aquinas)

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Compassion

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The feeling that arises when you are confronted with another’s suffering and feel motivated to relieve that suffering.

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SJS definition of Servant Leadership

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The call to positively influence any situation we encounter for the benefit of others.

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To "learn about" in Religions Studies means

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to gain facts and information about a world religion.

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To "learn from" in Religious Studies means

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take the teachings and practices that are not your own and apply them to your life.

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To "learn into" in Religious Studies

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means to belong to that religion and grow deeper in faith.

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The Xaverian Value of Compassion

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The tenderness of heart which is capable of seeing and hearing the needs of all, near and far. It calls us to stand with one another in difficulties, supporting and encouraging our brothers and sisters, especially the poor, weak and oppressed.

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The four expressed qualities of a servant leader at St. John's Prep are

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• 1. humbly demonstate self confidence

• 2. respect the dignity of others

• 3. have the courage to do the RIGHT THINGS, the RIGHT WAY, for the RIGHT REASONS.

• 4. eagerly share his gifts and recognize the gifts of others for the betterment of the community and beyond.