Communion among persons educates the student in an indirect way through their main relationships. Parents are the primary educators and teachers and priests are witnesses to a greater truth than themselves.

The educational alliance seeks to educate the child in his constitutive relationships (as a son, brother, spouse and father), bringing to fullness his vocation to love.

Through age-appropriate pedagogical practices, the student learns to desire what is good and great and to put it into practice. The virtues needed for that are acquired progressively through itineraries that include rites of passage and promises. The path of growth includes intellectual and moral virtues that integrate academic excellence and character formation.

Through stories the child learns the unity of life (narrative intelligence) and receives an ideal of a good life and models of excellent life that inspire his moral imagination and integrate his affections. Narrative pedagogy also encourages the pupil to become the protagonist in the development of his own story.

Mathematics, natural sciences, languages... find their interpretative key in the question about the human person, which is fully revealed in theology. In the subjects of human and natural sciences, the student must recognize a unity, a dynamic order, a beauty: these are aspects of the great harmony of creation and of the history of love that God wanted to weave with man.

In friendship with Christ, a new way of seeing reality is generated (sacramental vision) and the vocation to love matures.