School Culture

Motto: Scientia Virtus et Libertas

" Knowledge, Virtue, and Liberty"

Prudence

Temperance

Temperance is the ability to control your base urges; anger, hunger, jealousy, etc. It is the ability not to act. Moderation, self-control, etc., and related virtues. Temperance is represented by a harp because, like a harp, temperance is the art of keeping your passions in proper tension. If you have temperance, you are in harmony with yourself. If you let one of your passions control you, let’s say your anger, then you will get out of tune and become less happy. If you control your temper you have the peaceful harmony of self-mastery.

Justice

Fortitude

Fortitude is the ability to act on behalf of what is right, even in the face of hardship and opposition. Perseverance, Dedication, Loyalty, etc., are all virtues that stem from this core virtue. Fortitude is represented by an anvil because an anvil is necessary for the creation of many beautiful and useful things. In order to bring about these good things, the anvil must be able to stand up to the repeated blows of the hammer. Life is similar; if you ever want to do good and beautiful things in your life, there will undoubtedly be difficulties along the way. If you cannot stand up to the hardships, that good thing you aimed to achieve will not come about.

Charity

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