My Journey: Being A Person For Others
How I Became A Person For Others
A synthesis paper
In partial fulfillment of the requirements in the FFP10 subject
Submitted to: Ms. Irish E. Bobadilla
Submitted by: Mr. Glenn Ian E. Padilla
Date Submitted: October 7, 2014
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, Magis, and Persons for Others - these are the common phrases expressed and uttered along the halls of Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan. I am touched by the meaning of these values and practices since I am sort of new to this kind of environment. Now I know why this institution is prestigious and is being looked up by other people – it’s because of the values they teach coupled with the quality education they offer. Going to Xavier University is an experience I will never ever forget; it’s not about the name that the school carries; it’s not about how seemingly glamorous you are when you walk down the streets wearing the school uniform; it’s not about being classy and smart all at the same time, it’s because here, they focus more on shaping you on to becoming the best of you, in service for others, the country and for God. In this school, I became a person for others. The first four months I’ve spent here in Xavier are four months filled with vibrant colors and unforgettable shades. With its cheerful and Christ-centered aura, I knew that I was called here for a cause. The moment I stepped into the school with only a few steps away from becoming an official student, gleeful faces surrounded the university and seemingly elder students are trying their very best to make us feel at home. Successfully, I felt at home, it’s as if I’ve been to this place before. Despite the air being sizzling and all, I’ve managed to enjoy my stay and tried my best to be as diligent as I could. One thing’s for sure that in college: it’s definitely not the same with high school and you should practice being independent and work harder. I found out that no matter how hardworking you are and exceled somehow
A synthesis paper
In partial fulfillment of the requirements in the FFP10 subject
Submitted to: Ms. Irish E. Bobadilla
Submitted by: Mr. Glenn Ian E. Padilla
Date Submitted: October 7, 2014
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, Magis, and Persons for Others - these are the common phrases expressed and uttered along the halls of Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan. I am touched by the meaning of these values and practices since I am sort of new to this kind of environment. Now I know why this institution is prestigious and is being looked up by other people – it’s because of the values they teach coupled with the quality education they offer. Going to Xavier University is an experience I will never ever forget; it’s not about the name that the school carries; it’s not about how seemingly glamorous you are when you walk down the streets wearing the school uniform; it’s not about being classy and smart all at the same time, it’s because here, they focus more on shaping you on to becoming the best of you, in service for others, the country and for God. In this school, I became a person for others. The first four months I’ve spent here in Xavier are four months filled with vibrant colors and unforgettable shades. With its cheerful and Christ-centered aura, I knew that I was called here for a cause. The moment I stepped into the school with only a few steps away from becoming an official student, gleeful faces surrounded the university and seemingly elder students are trying their very best to make us feel at home. Successfully, I felt at home, it’s as if I’ve been to this place before. Despite the air being sizzling and all, I’ve managed to enjoy my stay and tried my best to be as diligent as I could. One thing’s for sure that in college: it’s definitely not the same with high school and you should practice being independent and work harder. I found out that no matter how hardworking you are and exceled somehow