RC Alumnus
Secondary and Vocational Graduate
Faith, integrity, and a life of purpose.
As a graduate of both the secondary and vocational programs of Rogationist College, I can truly say that my years there were more than just a chapter in my education—they became an important part of who I am today. The Christian formation, values, and life lessons I received helped shape my character, strengthened my faith, and taught me to face life with discipline, humility, and a sense of responsibility.
After graduation, as I stepped beyond the familiar environment of St. Anthony’s Boys Village and end my journey as an intern, I slowly realized how valuable the formation I had received was. My experience as an intern became an important transition from the life I knew in the institution to the realities and responsibilities of the world outside. It taught me to work hard, to be responsible, to respect others, and most importantly, to remain faithful to what is right even when life becomes challenging.
As I continued my professional journey, the values instilled in me at Rogationist College remained my guide. Through dedication, perseverance, consistency, and faith, I was blessed with opportunities to grow in my career—from starting as a rank-and-file employee to eventually becoming part of management. Looking back, I know that my achievements were not built on professional skills alone, but also on the character and values that were nurtured in me during my years at Rogationist College.
For me, however, success has never been measured simply by a position, title, or career achievement. True success is being able to provide for my family, support them through life’s challenges, and, most importantly, be present for them. It means being able to share with them the blessings I have received while remaining grounded in the values of faith, humility, integrity, and service that Rogationist College taught me.
When I look back on my journey, I am deeply grateful for the years I spent at Rogationist College and St. Anthony’s Boys Village. Those years may have passed, but the lessons and values have remained with me. They continue to guide the way I live, make decisions, treat people, and fulfill my responsibilities as a professional, a family member, and a person of faith.
Rogationist College will always have a special place in my heart—not only because it gave me an education, but because it helped form the person I have become. The institution became part of my journey, and the values I learned there continue to direct my life. Wherever life takes me, I will always carry with me the spirit of Rogationist formation: to live with purpose, to work with integrity, to serve with compassion, and to remain faithful to God and to the people entrusted to my care.