General Chapter Logo
- The light blue tone represents tranquility and peace, symbolizing trust in Divine Providence that provides so we can be “truly fathers of youth.”
- The hands symbolize one the religious and the other the laity, united in the service of loving care for the youth.
- The olive branch represents the hope of bearing fruit if well cared for with paternal love.
- The seven leaves represent the gifts and skills of the religious (seven) and the Cavanis laity (seven), cultivated and made available for the formation and education of young people, boys, and children.
- The book symbolizes formation and education in the Cavanis style, characterized by being more fathers than teachers.
- The term “Cavanis” (above) reminds us that we are all (religious and laity) under the supreme and sovereign authority of the General Chapter.
- Everything is founded on the joy of being who we are and on the hope that never disappoints.