Further Reading
- Mena SJ, Santos. Luceat Lux: The Story of Xavier School. 2005.
- Dy SJ, Aristotle (ed.). Our Pride and Glory, Xavier School at Fifty. 2006.
- Palanca, Ellen / Clinton (ed.). Chinese Filipinos. 2003.
- Gomez, Peter Martin (ed.). The Xavier School Institutional Identity Book. 2005.
- Dy SJ, Aristotle. Weaving a Dream: Reflections for Chinese-Filipino Catholics Today. 2000.
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