Translated means “care for the whole person.” This means to value a person in all aspects of their being.

The principle that all experiences and all things can bring us to an encounter with God. BUT we need to look for it, we need to seek the ways that God is present.

Sifting through one’s moods and feelings to make a decision of where God is calling you/ what God is asking you to do.

Translated means “the more” - used when making a decision. We should strive for whatever leads to God’s greater glorification and our closer union with God.

The idea that we should hold different states of life (such as wealth or poverty, sickness or health) in balance, putting aside our human preferences in favor of that which better glorifies God and accomplishes God’s will.

The principle that you put as good/generous an interpretation on what someone says when you think they may have said something wrong. Giving people the benefit of the doubt.

A feeling of being distant from God - Often characterized by discouragement, a loss of faith, and greater selfishness, emptiness, or dissatisfaction.

Coined by Pedro Arrupe. The ideal of what kind of people Jesuit education should form. Combines both a spiritual life and physical acts of love and generosity.

The idea that someone who is engaged in active work, should keep that balanced with an engaged prayer life and depth of reflection. Our prayer should inform our work and our work should inform our prayer.

The idea that all things we do should be for the greater glory of God. All our action should be oriented towards God.