A gratitude address

It is with great pleasure and utmost honour that I (on behalf of my brothers) stand
before you today to extend whole-heartedly our gratitude to Rev. Fr. Mark Cin Pi.
We gather together at this esteemed gathering to express our deepest gratitude for
the invaluable knowledge and guidance you have provided throughout the course
of our studies in Philosophy.
Your passion for the subject matter is evident in every lecture, discussion, and
assignment. Your ability to engage students and foster critical thinking has truly
been inspirational. Through your thought-provoking lectures and thoughtfully
curated readings, you have opened our minds to new perspectives and challenged
us to question our own beliefs.
Your dedication to helping students understand complex philosophical concepts is
commendable. Your patience and willingness to explain difficult theories and
ideas have been instrumental in our academic growth. Your ability to break down
complex arguments and make them accessible to all students is a testament to your
exceptional teaching skills.
Moreover, your commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive learning
environment has made a significant impact on our overall educational experience.
Your willingness to listen to and respect diverse viewpoints has encouraged open
dialogue and enriched our classroom discussions.
Your insightful feedback on our assignments and willingness to engage in
meaningful discussions outside of class have been invaluable. Your mentorship
has not only enhanced our understanding of philosophy but has also inspired us to
pursue further studies in the field.
In conclusion, we would like to express our sincerest appreciation for your
unwavering dedication to nurturing a love for philosophy in your students. You
have not only imparted knowledge but have also instilled in us a passion for
critical thinking and intellectual exploration.
Thank you once again for your exceptional teaching and guidance, and we are
incredibly fortunate to have had the privilege of being your students and we will
forever be grateful for the impact you have had on our academic journey and on
our life.
With upmost respect and gratitude,
Don Bosco Post-Novitiate Brothers (1st August, 2023).