Quezon-based youth organization formally commends CPO

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QUEZON — Quezon-based youth organization The Quezon Union formally commended the Collegium Perulae Orientis over an e-mail communication sent to the President on May 12.

The Quezon Union is a national organization dedicated to cultivating principled leaders, scholars, and citizens through reason, service, fellowship, diplomacy, civic engagement, academic excellence, research, innovation, and constitutional governance.

Here is the full text of the commendation:

Dear Mr. Daniel Tyler Chua,

Greetings of diplomacy and goodwill.

On behalf of The Quezon Union, particularly through the Office of the Vice President for External Affairs, I, Jamilla Bianca Pasco Mendiola, wish to extend our commendation to Collegium Perulae Orientis for the admirable work your organization continues to pursue in the fields of intellectual formation, leadership, discourse, and cultural engagement.

In an age increasingly defined by noise over substance, it is both rare and encouraging to witness institutions that remain committed to cultivating thoughtful dialogue, principled leadership, and a deeper appreciation for philosophy, culture, and civic consciousness. Your organization’s dedication to “Unitas in Veritate” stands as a meaningful contribution to the broader intellectual and moral development of the Filipino youth.

As a national youth civic and academic organization rooted in diplomacy, rhetoric, and innovation, The Quezon Union deeply appreciates institutions that strive to elevate public discourse and nurture a generation capable of serious thought, responsible leadership, and service beyond self-interest.

We have observed Collegium’s initiatives with great respect and believe that organizations grounded in formation, discipline, and intellectual purpose play an important role in shaping the future of our nation’s youth sector.

It is our hope that this message serves not only as a gesture of commendation, but also as the beginning of cordial institutional relations between our organizations. We would be honored to remain in contact and explore possible avenues of mutual support, academic exchange, or future cooperation should opportunities arise aligned with the missions of both our institutions.

May Collegium Perulae Orientis continue to prosper in its endeavors and remain steadfast in its pursuit of truth, formation, and service.

Respectfully,

Jamilla Bianca Pasco Mendiola
Vice President for External Affairs
The Quezon Union
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