The great privilege and responsibility we have as teachers is getting to love our students—to always will the good of our students and to always value them, especially who they are at the core of their being. We do this first face-to-face on a regular, perhaps daily, basis. We are there in moments of joy,… Read More How Catholic Schools Can Fulfill Their Mission
Check out these recent articles from around the web: 7 Questions: keeping college students Catholic by Michael J. O’Loughlin: “Katie Diller: Young adults are filled with passion and they are thirsty to live radically. Atheism can seem radical to students who might be shrugging off a flavorless experience of growing up Catholic. We have to… Read More Around the Web
Does the Catholic Church consider being a victim of domestic violence reasonable grounds for getting fired? Does the Church really want to incentivize staying silent in the face of such violence? Most Catholics would naturally say “no” to both of these questions. Apparently some key decision-makers in the Diocese of San Diego are not “most… Read More Diocese of San Diego: Domestic Violence Victims Need Not Apply
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