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| − | Also known as the Induction ceremony, ''The Ritual'', is the only means by which an individual may become a member of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity. It is more than simply a ceremony to induct new Brothers, but a common experience shared and cherished by all members. | + | Also known as the Induction ceremony, <b>''The Ritual''</b>, is the only means by which an individual may become a [[Members|member]] of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity. It is more than simply a ceremony to induct new Brothers, but a common experience shared and cherished by all members. |
The Ritual is the principal link uniting all members of Phi Sigma Pi. It should serve as a constant inspiration, a reminder of the commitment made to Phi Sigma Pi, and a guide to a better way of life. It must not be so well guarded that members forget its concepts, commitments, and expectations. | The Ritual is the principal link uniting all members of Phi Sigma Pi. It should serve as a constant inspiration, a reminder of the commitment made to Phi Sigma Pi, and a guide to a better way of life. It must not be so well guarded that members forget its concepts, commitments, and expectations. | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 19 January 2009
Also known as the Induction ceremony, The Ritual, is the only means by which an individual may become a member of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity. It is more than simply a ceremony to induct new Brothers, but a common experience shared and cherished by all members.
The Ritual is the principal link uniting all members of Phi Sigma Pi. It should serve as a constant inspiration, a reminder of the commitment made to Phi Sigma Pi, and a guide to a better way of life. It must not be so well guarded that members forget its concepts, commitments, and expectations.
