The document outlines the vision and mission of education espoused by the CICM-RP Provinces in the Philippines. It envisions forming youth to become mature Christians through an integral human formation providing knowledge, skills, and attitudes geared toward service in the Church and society. The four components of Christian formation are described as prayer and liturgy, religious education, social involvement, and vocation mission animation. Six schools established by the CICM in the Philippines are also listed.
The document outlines the vision and mission of education espoused by the CICM-RP Provinces in the Philippines. It envisions forming youth to become mature Christians through an integral human formation providing knowledge, skills, and attitudes geared toward service in the Church and society. The four components of Christian formation are described as prayer and liturgy, religious education, social involvement, and vocation mission animation. Six schools established by the CICM in the Philippines are also listed.
The document outlines the vision and mission of education espoused by the CICM-RP Provinces in the Philippines. It envisions forming youth to become mature Christians through an integral human formation providing knowledge, skills, and attitudes geared toward service in the Church and society. The four components of Christian formation are described as prayer and liturgy, religious education, social involvement, and vocation mission animation. Six schools established by the CICM in the Philippines are also listed.
The document outlines the vision and mission of education espoused by the CICM-RP Provinces in the Philippines. It envisions forming youth to become mature Christians through an integral human formation providing knowledge, skills, and attitudes geared toward service in the Church and society. The four components of Christian formation are described as prayer and liturgy, religious education, social involvement, and vocation mission animation. Six schools established by the CICM in the Philippines are also listed.
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INTRODUCTION:
The CICM-RP Provinces Vision
and Mission of Education Fr. Jan Van Bauwel Catechesis or Religious Education is an essential part of the CICM missionary activity, wrote” was and remains to be an important concern of all CICM missionaries in the Philippines. First arrival on Novemebr 2, 1907” Bishop Constant Jurgens One of the first nine CICM missionaries in the country, wrote Katecismo ti Doctrina Kristiana which was published in 1916 by the catholic mission press, and organized and financed the Summer institute for Catechists in 1954. Tagudin ,Ilocos Sur, CICM missionaries trained many catechists who helped in the Christianization of the Cordillera provinces. In manila Fr. Joseph Tahon, CICM wrote the First instruction of Children and beginners, Fr. Gaston Declercq, CICM wrote a pre- war textbook for the training of Catechists. Education is a means of proclaiming the Good news of Jesus and of forming Christian Communities especially among the youth.in almost every place where the CICM missionaries are assigned, a parish and mission school are established. School was built by the CICM in almost all of the more the more than 200 CICM mission station. Six CICM schools in the Philippines 1.Saint Louis University Baguio city ( 1911) 2. Saint Mary’s University Bayombong. Nueva Viscaya (1928) 3. Saint Louis College San Fernando La Union ( 1964) 4. University of Saint Louis Tuguegarao City, Cagayan (1965) 5. Saint Louis College Mandaue City ,Cebu ( 1969) 6. Maryhill School of theology Quezon City (1972 ) The CICM Philippines Provinces espouses a vision for its educational institutions. It envisions an integral human formation of the youth who will become mature Christians and active members of the church . This integral human formation is directed towards a Christian development of Knowledge, skills and attitudes, which are geared towards service in the Church and society by witnessing to the values of God’s kingdom … VISSION: CICM –RP province the following Objectives: 1. To form an educational community of administrators, faculty, students ,personnel and parents. 2. To give the educational community an adequate exposure to the Catholic faith, in Catechesis as well as liturgy and practice. 3. 3. To animate the lay people in our institutions through the /church and CICM the vision of education, promoting the teaching profession in whatever field. 4. 4. To reflect continually, in the light of catholic faith. 5. 5. To be committed to the service of the people of God. 6. To look for ways and means to give the same chances to the children of as many disadvantages families as possible 7.To serve as a dynamic base for the CICM institute by which it creates awareness for the missionary task. 8. To cooperate with the local Church striving for a common vision 9. To integrate and promote the life- giving aspect of the cultural and moral values of the people 10. To strive in providing society academic excellence of international standards. Four Components of Christian Formation: 1.Prayer and Liturgy 2.2. Religious Education 3.3. Social Involvement 4.4. Vocation Mission Animation Prayer and Liturgy For us Christians, prayer is the awareness of the presence of God in our life. It is a loving, conscious, personal relationship with God, our loving, good father, As Christin following the example of Jesus our master, we are to make the whole of our life as a form of worship and prayer offered to God. Prayer is also done in the context of community such as the different bible prayer or sharing groups, charismatic groups, block rosary and other similar prayer groups. Liturgy- is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed the fountain from which all her power flows., is the Christian official public worship, which is centered in the Eucharist and the other sacraments in the liturgy. Religious Education: Is more than just giving “religious information ” or knowledge about religion like the scripture , doctrine, church history, liturgy and morality. Religious education, in the words of Pope Benedict XVI “ contributes to the overall formation of the person and makes it possible to transform knowledge into wisdom of lie.” Social Involvement: As Christians, we are called upon to take an active part in transforming our community, society and the whole world. . It is integral and essential part of our life to be actively in finding solutions to the problems of our society such as: poverty, oppression, discrimination graft and corruption , criminality and environmental destruction. Vocation Mission animation: A Christian vocation is a response to the call of God to live life as a faithful disciple of Jesus. He calls us to live life to the fullest ( Jn,. 10:10) we become part of the Church, the body of Christ and temple of the Holy Spirit.