On Friday, October 10, 2014 10:43 PM, linggoy de la Cruz
<[email protected]> wrote:
Thank You Very Much to You Fr. Villarin, Your Fellow Jesuits, the Ateneo
Communities, Fellow Ateneans and Alumni, Schoolmates, Batch, Year and
Classmates !
Thank You for the Prayers and Good Wishes ! In Return, on attaining two
thirds of a Century of Life albeit with the Double Six in 66,
We look forward to many and much more Birthdays, Challenges, Charity,
Defeats, Empathy, Hope, Joys, Love, Sadness, Sympathy, Tragedies, Vicissitudes,
Victories and Years But Never Surrender !
Linggoy with Baby, Five Kids and Four Grand Kids, Three Surviving
Siblings. etc ...
On Friday, October 10, 2014 8:22 AM, Office of Alumni Relations
<[email protected]> wrote:
12 October 2014Mr. Jose Luis A. Alcuaz
13 Campanilla St. cor. Balete Drive
New Manila
1112 Quezon City
Dear Mr. Alcuaz,Someone once said you are only as old as your doubts and
fears, and as young as your hopes and dreams. On your birthday, I ask God to
continue to give you hopes and dreams that are age-defying.I am happy to tell
you that our alma mater, the Ateneo de Manila, continues to move strategically
along its three directional thrusts of mission-identity, nation-building, and
environment-development. Among our “hopes and dreams” is the Arete, the
creative hub of the Ateneo de Manila, which is designed to have two wings, one
for culture and the arts, and the other for learning and innovation. This
promises to be game changing in the way we do education, even as it strengthens
our liberal arts foundation, which is core to the Ateneo way of forming men and
women for others. We have already broken ground last July and we look forward
to its opening by the first quarter of 2016. I hope you will support us in this
and our other programs (www.ateneo.edu/giving).This year we celebrate the 200th
year of the global restoration of the Jesuit order (n.b. the Jesuits were
suppressed/dissolved in 1773 due to a host of complex forces). Fittingly then,
“restoration” is the central theme we have chosen for our activities this year,
including the 2014 Ignatian Festival. Restoration is always a meaningful
movement in our life of interiority and in our service of others in society.
Let our lives be marked by this desire for continuing restoration and renewal
in our Lord.With my prayers for God to keep you young always with His hopes and
dreams, I amGratefully yours, (Signed)
Jose Ramon T Villarin SJ
President
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