WE SEEK TO EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE TO LEAD THROUGH SERVICE:

Duc in altum or “put out into the deep”: Adeo prepares students to become witnesses of God’s love in society through the Sacraments and deeds of charity inspired by Jesus’ teachings in the Beatitudes and Works of Mercy.

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“Our daily love”: Learning the catechism is not enough to know Jesus. We also teach children to pray. Adeo helps the students to develop a friendship with Jesus that permeates their everyday life: school, family, relationships, and other cultural and recreational activities.

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Adeo students are taught that faith + love + reason + culture + progress are completely intertwined. Our mission is to give children a strong sense of identity and responsibility, as well as love for their Catholic faith.

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WHAT DOES OUR NAME "ADEO" MEAN?

The name Adeo means “to go towards”. Adeo is a Latin verb composed by the preposition “ad” which means “towards” and the verb “eo” which means “to go.” Our name reflects the mission of Catholics and followers of Jesus: to go outside of one’s comfort zone. Adeo challenges students to share their faith by being a person for others: in their families, cities, social life, workplace, and culture.