History

History, Patron Saints and Foundation of the Congregation

About Us

Charism, Emblem and Members of the Congregation

mission

Education, Social Work and Evangelisation

Our houses

Ursuline Communities and Schools throughout Thailand

Retreat House

Retreat and Renewal Centres of the Congregation

Vocation

"Come and See" and Sharing the Call

Faculty Media

Books, Music and Videos of the Congregation

Our Schools

Ursuline schools of the Roman Union in Thailand

Education Philosophy

Forming the whole person Seeking the highest good
Growing in wisdom and steadfastness Guiding each person toward wholeness

Serviam This is the emblem of Ursuline schools worldwide, given to the pupils of every Ursuline school by Mother Superior General M. St. Jean Martin in 1931. Serviam should be the emblem engraved on the heart of every Ursuline student for life.

The Serviam emblem consists of a cross and seven stars.

The cross represents Christ's campaign to serve all mankind, the service of Jesus Christ by submitting to his death on the cross. It is the ultimate expression of love and sacrifice that any person can make for others.

The seven stars on the Serviam symbol represent Saint Ursula, patroness of the Ursuline Order.

This Serviam motto is the focal point of the Order of the Ursulines' hopes for all its students. It is to instill in every alumna an imitation of Christ in the service of God, nation and fellow human beings.