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To
reflect the mission of Seattle University as emissaries of good will,
conscience, and faith in this holistic
immersion experience.
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To
continue to develop the values of care, academic excellence, diversity,
faith, justice, and leadership as delineated in the mission statement
through preparation, service, experiential learning, and reflection.
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To provide a nurturing and an informed
environment in which individuals may further cultivate their leadership
skills as well as their own ideals and philosophies of service.
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To
establish a community of mutual support for each other’s emotional,
intellectual, spiritual, and altruistic development.
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To
apply the Jesuit
priority of "the service of faith and the promotion of justice" to
address issues of poverty, injustice, discrimination, violence, and the
environment in knowledgeable, committed, and effective ways.
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To help alleviate the impoverished living
conditions prevalent in the Philippines in as many opportunities as
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To
exchange our experiences, our culture, and our perceptions of service with
each other as well as with those Filipinos with whom we volunteer and with
those whom we serve. |
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To
establish a community that
welcomes and promotes free dialogue among persons of diverse religious and
intellectual traditions with particular respect to the poverty in the
Philippines and to its consequences.
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To
enrich the spirit of service of Seattle University by sharing our
reflections concerning our experiences in the Philippines.
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To
obtain a direct perspective of social injustices on a more global scale and
to be continually inspired and vigilant of our individual calls to service.
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To
embrace the powerful experiences of volunteerism and to examine them through
self-awareness, critical thought, and introspection.
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To
demonstrate love, compassion, openness, and dedication in our thoughts and
in our actions among one another as well as for and with those whom we
serve. |