St. John de Brito
(1647-1693)
Red symbolizes sacrifice. St. John de Brito was martyred at Oriyur (Madhurai) where his blood coloured the sands red, standing on a testimony to his sacrifice.
Values imparted by St.John de Brito:
Humility and Patience.
Selfless Zeal.
Genuine love for the poor.
St Aloysius Gonzaga
(1568-1591)
St. Aloysius Gonzaga was noble not only by birth but also by his deeds. A shining example through his extraordinary work. Yellow symbolizes the luster of gold- the nobility for which he stood.
Values imparted by St. Aloysius Gonzaga:
To be tough yet gentle and courteous.
To be determined to achieve one’s goals with courage, confidence and dedication
St. Peter Claver
(1580-1654)
St. Peter Claver worked for the black slaves thus called the slave of slaves. Hence, Blue signifies service.
Values imparted by St. Peter Claver:
Respect for mankind.
To love, care and share.
Honesty and Truthfulness.
St John Berchmans
(1599-1621)
The colour green is a celebration of the youthfulness of St. John Berchmans who in his prime- at the age of 22- dedicated his life to the service of God and believed in doing ordinary things in an extraordinary way.
Values imparted by St. John Berchmans:
To do every task cheerfully.
Selfless service.
Being Submissive to the will of God.