Named after St. Therese of Lisieux, the Little Flower, known for her "little way" of spiritual simplicity and love. St. Therese emphasized performing small acts of love with great devotion, and her life was a testament to finding holiness in everyday actions. This level reflects a commitment to humbly serving others with love and dedication, seeking to make a difference in the world through small, yet deeply meaningful contributions. It honors those who support the mission through consistent, heartfelt giving, embodying the spirit of love, humility, and faithfulness in all aspects of life.

Named after St. Teresa of Avila, a mystic and reformer of the Carmelite order known for her deep contemplative prayer and spiritual wisdom. This level reflects a commitment to deep spiritual transformation.

Inspired by St. John of the Cross, a mystical poet and theologian famous for his teachings on the "dark night of the soul" and spiritual purification. This level embodies a commitment to profound inner growth and spiritual depth and it honors those who contribute through silent, steadfast service and whose support helps guide others on their own path of spiritual renewal and transformation.

Inspired by Julian of Norwich, a 14th-century mystic, known for her deep contemplations on God's love and the "showings" she experienced. This level represents a commitment to a deeper understanding of divine love and nurturing peace in the world.

Named after John Wesley, the founder of Methodism and a key figure in the Anglican tradition, known for his emphasis on personal holiness, social justice, and deep spiritual discipline. This level reflects a commitment to compassionate service and holy living.

Named after St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, known for his spiritual exercises focused on discernment, finding God in all things, and deepening one's relationship with Christ. This level reflects a commitment to spiritual formation, discernment, and a journey of personal transformation through service and contemplation.