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Social Participation Program One of the educational goals of Legionary schools is to deepen the students'' sense of responsibility regarding the transformation of society and the need to build a culture rooted in the Christian values of love and justice. Hence, the Legion has launched a program of Christian charity directed by youth. The purpose of this program is to develop the students'' awareness and sensitivity toward the problems afflicting society. Students have as part of their curriculum a weekly class on the principles of the Church''s social doctrine and human development. They participate in monthly social activities in which porcelincollectibles the entire school community is involved: students, parents, teachers, and administrators. This program''s influence extends to parishes, porcelincollectibles shelters, hospitals, and schools for mentally handicapped children, centers for the blind, centers for children from broken homes, orphanages, day-care centers, and low-income communities.

Social Participation Program One of the educational goals of Legionary schools is to deepen the students'' sense of responsibility regarding the transformation of society and the need to build a culture rooted in the Christian values of love and justice. Hence, the Legion has launched a program of Christian charity directed by youth. The purpose of this program is to develop the students'' awareness and sensitivity toward the problems afflicting society. Students have as part of their curriculum a weekly class on the principles of the Church''s social doctrine and human development. They participate in monthly social activities in which porcelincollectibles the entire school community is involved: students, parents, teachers, and administrators. This program''s influence extends to parishes, porcelincollectibles shelters, hospitals, and schools for mentally handicapped children, centers for the blind, centers for children from broken homes, orphanages, day-care centers, and low-income communities.

It offers a diverse range of services, such as: catechesis, home construction and remodeling, recreational and athletic activities, events for human and intellectual formation, ecological support, censuses, drives to raise food, money and medicine, and urban development. Missions of evangelization are also conducted in the most spiritually needy neighborhoods. Sacraments are administered at this time, especially baptism and the blessing of marriages. Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum Regina Apostolorum Institute of Religious Sciences With the collaboration of the Legionaries of Christ, the Holy See established this new Athenaeum for the study of Philosophy and Theology at Rome in 1993. 675 students were enrolled during the 1998-1999 academic year. In April 1999 the Congregation for Catholic Education approved the Institute for Religious Sciences under the auspices of the Athenaeum''s faculty of theology. The Institute offers a degree in Religious Sciences that can be obtained through distance learning.