Orientation Review

What kind of man is needed today by the Church, by the world? A man who is a “man-for-others.”

Who said this statement?

• St. Ignatius of Loyola

• Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ

• Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach S.J

• Fr. Adolfo Nicolas, SJ

MEN AND WOMEN OF COMPETENCE, CONSCIENCE, AND COMPASSIONATE COMMITMENT (1993)

Who said this statement?

• St. Ignatius of Loyola

• Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ

• Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach S.J

• Fr. Adolfo Nicolas, SJ

(a)   is choosing what’s right based on values and God’s voice.

(a)   is developing your skills and talents to serve others.

(a)   is feeling with others and acting in kindness and justice.

(a)   is being faithful to your promises, even when it’s hard or difficult.

It nurtures compassion by engaging students in real human needs —through service, inclusion, and justice-oriented action. It moves empathy into meaningful encounter.

• Human Formation

• Spiritual Formation

• Social Formation

• Leadership Formation

It challenges them to stay faithful to a mission and persevere in roles of influence and service, even when it is difficult.

• Human Formation

• Spiritual Formation

• Social Formation

• Leadership Formation

It invites students to listen to God’s voice, reflect on moral choices, and align decisions with Gospel values.

• Human Formation

• Spiritual Formation

• Social Formation

• Leadership Formation

It develops the foundational skills, mindset, and character that enable students to grow in mastery and serve with excellence.

• Human Formation

• Spiritual Formation

• Social Formation

• Leadership Formation