"Given that Christianity proclaims a God whose own self is irrevocably committed to the human, we cannot make a sharp disjunction between what is human and what is divine.  What we say about God will have implications for our lives, when we relfect on how we have spent our time, we will always be saying something about God."

"By our entire life as well as by our words, we desire to help all persons encounter God.

"We need prolonged times of personal encounter with God through the reading of Scripture and personal prayer to remain in an attitude of faith and fidelity to our commitment to the following of Jesus Chrsit.
 

"We place our life before God. To discover him present and active in his creatures makes us give thanks, ask pardon and place ourselves in an attitude of greater openness." Constitutions, 1989

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