Our Belief
Our beliefs are rooted in the Most Holy Trinity, devotion to the Eucharist, and total surrender to God's perfect will. We are called to show practical love of God to the uncared for and bring the ostracized closer to God.
The Most Holy Trinity
We believe in one God who exists eternally in three persons: God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit — equal in power and glory.
- One God in Three Persons — The Trinity
Total Surrender to God's Will
We believe in cheerful and total surrender to God's perfect will, in imitation of Christ's own self-giving service to the poor and the suffering.
- Complete Trust in Divine Providence
Devotion to the Rosary
We honor Our Lady of Perpetual Help through the Holy Rosary, seeking her intercession as we serve the poorest and most abandoned members of society.
- Marian Devotion — Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Practical Love of God
We believe true faith is lived out through direct service to the suffering poor, stray youth, and the ostracized — showing God's love through our actions.
- Faith in Action — Serving the Poor
Symbol of Our Faith and Mission
Our emblem consists of a triangle — symbolizing the Most Holy Trinity — enclosing the world and a wooden cross at its center, with a rosary of five decades draped beneath the cross in the shape of a heart, symbolizing love. Through this emblem, we glorify God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit, whose boundless love embraces the poor of every nation.
"To bring smiles, joy, and the love of Christ to the suffering poor, stray youth, and to work for the salvation of souls, with the aim of showing practical love of God to the uncared for and bringing the ostracized closer to God. It is to live the community life of love, prayer, penance, and service."
Bring Smiles & Joy
To bring smiles, joy, and the love of Christ to the suffering poor.
Work for Salvation
To work for the salvation of souls through evangelization and service.
Practical Love of God
To show practical love of God to the uncared for and the ostracized.
Community Life
To live the community life of love, prayer, penance, and service.
"Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." — Matthew 25:40