Our Shared VISION

The CICM Missionaries' shared vision is to foster integral human formation, particularly for the youth, to create mature Christians who are actively involved in the Church. They also emphasize a commitment to service, especially for the poor and vulnerable, reflecting their radical availability and the spirit of the founder, Theophile Verbist.

MISSION

MST aims to prepare CICM students for the ministry though a theological formation program that stresses the missionary and pastoral dimension.

GOALS

• Theological Education and Inculturation:
  

  Holistic Theology:
  MST emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of theology, integrating the Judeo-Christian tradition with the present-day situation in the Philippines, according to its website.

  Philippine Context:
  The school prioritizes developing a theology that is relevant to and deeply rooted in Filipino culture and life.

  Inculturation:
  MST actively encourages faculty and students to engage in inculturation, specifically in liturgical and theological areas, according to the Maryhill School of Theology website. Practical Application:
  MST aims to produce theological approaches that can be applied to the specific needs and realities of the Philippine Church and its people.

• Spirituality and Evangelization:

  Spirituality:
  Maryhill recognizes the vital role of spirituality in supporting those who engage in evangelization.

  Evangelization:
  The school is dedicated to equipping individuals with the knowledge, skills, and spiritual strength to carry out the Church's mission of evangelization. Ongoing Formation:
  MST emphasizes the importance of ongoing formation, including spiritual deepening, updating missionary attitudes, and regular study, according to cicm mission.

• Academic and Professional Development:

  Academic Programs:
  MST offers a variety of academic programs, including a General Theology Program for candidates to the priesthood and the Adult Theological Education Program (ATEP) for laypeople. Graduate Programs: The school offers Master of Arts degrees in Theological Studies, Religious Studies, and Pastoral Ministry, according to the Maryhill School of Theology. Missionary Orientation: MST is deeply rooted in a missionary orientation, reflecting the reforms of Vatican II and emphasizing pastoral concerns.