Spirituality

Saint Ignatius of Loyola has transmitted to us a spirituality in which children see their lives with gratitude and perceive God in everyone and everything, treating others with kindness and seeking a transcendent and full life.

The Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm (IPP):

Ignatian pedagogy proposes teaching children to BE, to THINK and to LEARN. From this pedagogy emerges the PPI, a methodology with five fundamental steps that delve into the context of the objective to be learned, in living a meaningful learning experience, followed by a reflection and an activator for action that invites the student to explore what He feels called with that new discovery. Thus, in addition to promoting critical thinking, students build their own life project and give meaning to their learning.

Sacraments

At school, we prepare children to receive the sacraments of Confession, First Communion and Confirmation, encouraging them to have living experiences of God in each of the activities.

Retreats and courses for students, parents and teachers

Tonallí is a community in which we all grow, which is why we continually offer workshops and Encounters with Christ for parents, teachers and students. During these days, we live experiences full of spirituality and connection with others.

Education in faith

Students participate in Faith Education classes, which are true experiences of God’s love manifesting through service to others, in the family, at school and in the community.

Apostolates

The apostolates in which the students get involved range from school support for young children, catechesis, accompaniment of the elderly, activities with children from low-income schools and many other experiences that we make available to them to grow in love and empathy.

There are also family apostolates to which parents and little brothers are invited to live the experience in community.

Community Service