This slide is to make you a more well informed about the core values of paulinian or st paul University Philippines

2. God, our loving Father,
You called us to
participate
in Your saving mission
and to make You
known
and loved throughout
the world.

3. We thank You for our
Paulinian identity.
that inspires us to be
like Christ
and to walk in the
truth.

4. Help us to stand firm
in our daily struggle
to live our
Christocentric Paschal
Spirituality.

5. Forgive our failures to
witness to your
compassionate love
and to surrender to
your Holy will.

6. Grant us the grace to
grow in Your love
for the good of the
Church
And the service of
neighbor,

7. And to remain
faithful to You
through your Son,
Jesus Christ,
in the unity of the
Holy Spirit, One God,
forever and ever.
Amen.

8. Mary, our Mother and
Model, pray for us.
St. Paul, our patron,
pray for us.
Fr. Louis Chauvet and
the First Sisters,
intercede for us.

9. May the love of Christ
impel us,
now and forever.
Amen.
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10. Paulinian identity-
to be like Christ
and to walk in the
truth.

11. Paulinian Identity
A Paulinian is a man/woman rooted
in Christ. Impelled by Christ’s
love (charity), he/she uses
his/her gifts (charism) to
proclaim Christ and consciously
raise the quality of life around
(commitment to mission) in the
process.

12. Christ is the center
and core of
Paulinian life.
Christ reveals the
Father to us and
leads us back to the
Father in the Spirit
within the Church.
-(Colossians 1:15)

13. Who reconciled us with the
Father (Galatians 4:6, Ephesians 1:5),
the image we want to
become
(Philippians 3:7)

14. With Paul, the
Paulinian says:
“CHRIST IS MY
LIFE”
(Philippians 1:21).
“It is no longer I
who live, but Christ
Who lives in me”
(Galatians 2:20)

15. All that the Paulinian holds
worthy and essential hinge
upon major values which
characterize the heart and
spirit of Paul, our patron may
be referred to as the
PAULINIAN 5 Cs.

16. 5 C’s :
PAULINIAN CORE VALUES

17. CHRIST CENTEREDNESS
The Christocentricity of Paul makes
him cling to the cross as a way to
Glory. This is Paschal Spirituality.
“I wish to know Christ and the power
flowing from His resurrection;
likewise to know how to share in
His sufferings by being formed
into the pattern of His death. “
(Philippians 3:10)

18. CHARITY
Christ’s love is the motivating force, the
power that drives the Paulinian, as
embodied in the Paulinian motto:
CARITAS CHRISTI URGET NOS!
Love is the highest gift that Paul
exhorts us to seek (1 Corinthians 13);
the law of the community which
bears the name of Christ, the
summary of all the commandments
(Romans 13:8, Philippians 2:1-5).

19. COMMISSION
The charity of Christ commissions
us to proclaim Him as the Good
News to all. The Paulinian is an
ambassador for Christ
(2 Corinthians 5:20),
servant and steward of the
mysteries of God
(1 Corinthians 4:1, 2 Corinthians 4:5).

20. COMMUNITY
The Paulinian contributes to the
building of the body of Christ which
is the Church, the community of all
who had been justified in Christ. All
of us, in union with Christ, form one
body, and as parts of it, we belong
to each other (Romans 12:6)

21. CHARISM
The Paulinian recognizes and
respects the gifts of people,
realizing that each gift is for a
different purpose but all for the
building of communities of faith,
hope and love (1 Corinthians 12-13)

22. CHRIST
CENTEREDNESS

23. CHARITY
CHARISM
COMMUNITY
COMMISSION
CHRIST

24. Christ is my life. (Phil. 1:21)
It is no longer I who lives but
Christ who lives in me.
(Galatians 2:20)
CHRIST

25. Christ is the CENTER of
Paulinian life. The Paulinian
follows and imitates Christ,
doing everything in reference
to Him.
CHRIST

26. CHRIST as
center calls for
SPIRITUAL
PIETY.
CHRIST

27. Specific Values:
deep personal relationship with God,
love of Christ,
sensitivity to the Holy Spirit,
reverence,
awe,
inner peace
CHRIST

28. Behavioral Indicators:
practice of personal prayer
discerning,
active sacramental life in school and parish,
observance of Catholic practices: Mass,
confession, devotion to the Holy Rosary
CHRIST

29. By baptism, the Paulinian is
commissioned to share the Good News
of Christ.
Gives a sense of responsibility and fidelity
to duty even in small and humble tasks.
COMMISSION

30. The Paulinian has a mission – a LIFE
PURPOSE to spread the Good News.
Like Christ, he actively works
“to save” this world,
to make it a better place to live in.
COMMISSION

31. Commitment to Mission means
Stewardship,
Service,
Witness.
COMMISSION

32. Specific Values:
peace, leadership,
courage, creativity,
tranquil daring,
sense of responsibility,
accountability
COMMISSION

33. Behavioral Indicators:
deep sense of responsibility,
involvement in social issues, sense of
purpose and direction, environment-
friendly, volunteerism in community
services, practice of corporal works of
mercy, discipline, adaptability.
COMMISSION

34. Community is one nation
belonging to Christ,
the one Body with
Christ as Head.
COMMUNITY

35. The Paulinian is a RESPONSIBLE
FAMILY MEMBER and CITIZEN,
concerned with building
communities, promotion of peoples,
justice and peace, and the
protection of the environment.
COMMUNITY

36. The Paulinian contributes to the
building of the Body of Christ,
preserving the unity of the Holy
Spirit.
COMMUNITY

37. Community calls for
Respect for Persons,
Human Dignity,
Human Life,
Family Life.
COMMUNITY

38. Specific Values:
respect for cultural differences and diversity
sense of belonging, patriotism, pride in his
or her Paulinian heritage, freedom from
discrimination, all to all, collegiality,
dialogue, communication, interdependence,
connectedness locally and globally.
COMMUNITY

39. Behavioral Indicators:
respectful attitude towards all persons,
sensitivity to other’s needs, sharing of
resources, caring for the earth, community
service, active involvement in the advocacy
to protect children, women, family, human
life, promoter of justice, peace and unity.
COMMUNITY

40. There is a variety of gifts but always
the same spirit. (1Cor. 12)
The Paulinian accepts the uniqueness of
his or her talents, developing them to
the full, all for the building of
community.
CHARISM

41. The Paulinian develops his
GIFTS/TALENTS to be put in the
service of the community, he strives
to grow and improve daily, always
seeking the better and finer things
and the Final good.
CHARISM

42. Charism calls for Integral Formation.
Developing one’s talents and
personality to the full, in holistic
manner stamped with its Christian
character.
CHARISM

43. Specific Values:
Valuing and pursuing lifelong learning,
highly motivated, gives best in
everything he or she does, generous
of one’s talents, time and treasures,
critical thinking, thirst for knowledge.
CHARISM

44. Behavioral Indicators:
love for study, reading, class
participation, attendance in seminars,
proper study habits, wise use of the
Web and electronic media, membership
in organizations, participation in
programs that support learning.
CHARISM

45. Caritas Christi Urget Nos.
(The charity of Christ impels us.)
2 Corinthians 5:14
CHARITY

46. Urged on by the
LOVE OF CHRIST, the
Paulinian is warm,
loving, hospitable and
“all to all” especially to
the underprivileged.
CHARITY

47. Specific Values:
Openness, acceptance, hospitality,
gentleness, kindness, loyalty,
compassionate caring, tact, fidelity,
kind language, concern for the deprived,
forgiveness.
CHARITY

48. Behavioral Indicators:
Friendliness, warmth, joy, lightness of
spirit, being all to all, generously
contributing to charitable and worthy
projects, almsgiving, etc.
CHARITY