College Seal

It is a shield showing Three stars and Mount Carmel. The two stars in dark color Represent the prophets Elijah and Elisha. The star in bright color Represents the Blessed Virgin Mary. The hand with sword represents the justice of Yahweh when Elijah fought against the prophets of Baal. "With zeal, I am zealous For the Lord God of the multitudes." "Tinutupok ako ng maalab na pag-ibig kay Yahweh Diyos ng mga Hukbo" 1 Kings 19:10

"WITH ZEAL HAVE I BEEN ZEALOUS FOR THE LORD GOD OF HOSTS"

The words "zelo zelatus sum pro Domino Deo exercitum" are derived from the Third Book of Kings (now known as the First Book of Kings, (Chapter 19, verse 10 of the Old Testament of the Vulgate, the Latin translation of the Bible completed by Saint Jerome in 405 A.D. "Zelo zelatus sum pro domino Deo Exercitum" are the words spoken by the Prophet Elijah in Mount Sinai when the Lord spoke to him and asked him, "What does thou here, Elijah?". The statement of Elijah, therefore, Is a confession of his faith in the Lord God if Israel. The words "zelo zelatus sum pro domino deo exercitum" can be translated literally in two ways. The traditional literal translation is: "With Zeal have I been zealous to the Lord God of Hosts." The modern literal translation is: "Lord God Almighty, I have always served You - You alone."