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1. philippines.xaverians.org › about › xaverians-in-theXaverians in the Philippines

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   In this community young Xaverians learn to adapt to other cultures and work as missionaries in the contexts that are at the margins of the Church. Before starting theological studies at Loyola School of theology, the students have to learn English, the official language of the Philippines.

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2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullAssessing school-lunch feeding and nutrition education ...

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   Jun 8, 2020 · Nutrition interventions during the early years of a child’s life are anchored on the need to provide good nutrition and proper health care to optimize their growth potential as adults. In the Philippines, undernutrition is a persistent problem among 0–10 year old Filipino children.

   • Author: Julieta B Dorado, Glenda P Azaña, Rowena V Viajar, Ma Anna Rita M Ramirez, Eldridge B Ferrer, Nesria...

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3. philippines.xaverians.org › reflectionsBiblical reflections - philippines.xaverians.org

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   Oct 20, 2024 · Sunday’s gospel reflections written by the Xaverian Missionaries. Seeing Again. Seeing in Depth. We are now at the heart of the Gospel of Mark and a long journey has been made.

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4. dg.saveriani.org › images › i_saverianiSummary - LX PH Reflection Vadecuum - dg.saveriani.org

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   The Philippine Xaverian Laity whose journey began last November 2020 has responded to the invitation to share some suggestions that can help elaborate the document of Xaverian Laity which is currently called “Vademecum”.

5. philippines.xaverians.org › theologate › xaverianXaverian Missionaries in the Philippines

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   The idea was to have a theology community very much inserted in the local reality so that the students could experience what it means to have to learn new languages and approach new realities during week-ends, summer exposures and the one-year of pastoral immersion.

6. xaverianbrothers.org › wp-content › uploadsUnderstanding the Xaverian Way - Xaverian Brothers

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   Informed by our Xaverian and gospel values, our schools seek to educate the whole student by nurturing each person’s unique giftedness. Xaverian students model Christ by utilizing their talents to respect the diversity of God’s creation, seek justice, and love their neighbor. OUR SCHOOLS. Page 6

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   What do Xaverians learn at Loyola School of Theology?

   • In this community young Xaverians learn to adapt to other cultures and work as missionaries in the contexts that are at the margins of the Church. Before starting theological studies at Loyola School of theology, the students have to learn English, the official language of the Philippines.

   Xaverians in the Philippines

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   When did Xaverian Missionaries come to the Philippines?

   • While the Evangelization began in 1521 with the arrival of Magellan, the Xaverian Missionaries arrived in the Philippines on January 1991 to open an international theology community in Manila for the training of missionaries for Asia. The Xaverian mission officially began with the foundation of St. Francis Xavier Parish on December 3, 1992.

   Xaverians in the Philippines

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   Do decentralized school feeding programs work in the Philippines?

   • However, current Philippine nutrition interventions, such as decentralized school feeding programs (SFPs), generally rely on the national government, public school teachers, or the private sector for implementation, with mixed results.

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   What do Xaverians do?

   • The Xaverians assigned in those parishes maintain cordial relation with the local Church and share their missionary identity by life-witness, encourage missionary awareness, and preach that aim to incarnate the Christian message and create new and dynamic communities. Website of the Xaverian Missionaries in the Philippines.

   Xaverians in the Philippines

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   What is Xaverian mission?

   • The Xaverian mission officially began with the foundation of St. Francis Xavier Parish on December 3, 1992. Since then, the focus of the delegation is the formation of future missionaries, vocation promotion, missionary animation, and pastoral ministry.

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   Who are the Xaverians?

   • In 1995, the Xaverians began the missionary animation of the local Church and the training of the young Filipino for missionary life. The Philosophy House, St Francis Xavier Seminary, is in the diocese of Cubao, Quezon City. Since then, two Filipinos were ordained and sent to the mission in Sierra Leone.

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8. www.ghspjournal.org › content › 10A Community-Led Central Kitchen Model for School Feeding ...

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   Dec 21, 2022 · The NFP is a school-based feeding program that provides at least 1 fortified meal to undernourished children in public school and day care centers. The central kitchen model blends the streamlined logistics of a centralized SFP with the community-building benefits of a decentralized SFP to facilitate large-scale feeding.