Students begin to understand that caring for creation is an expression of both faith and citizenship and is something lived out in daily choices and community life.
Category: Mission & Catholic Identity
Forming Virtue Through Sport: A Catholic Approach to Athletics at Bishop Lynch High School
Athletics, when rooted in faith and virtue, becomes a training ground for discipleship.
Living Life Loretto: Integrating the Loretto Values into our Curriculum
Catholic education isn’t just about academic rigor—it’s about forming the strong moral character needed to lead our society.
Hiring for Mission
Strong Catholic schools are not built by programs, policies, or strategic plans alone—they are built by people.
Cultivating Ecological Hope
“Caring for creation is an act of love—love for the earth, love for each other, and love for future generations.”
It’s All About Communication: Tips for Working Successfully with a Difficult Parent
You can’t change how another person behaves, only how you respond to it.
Walking With Jesus: Our Lenten Retreat at Mary Queen of Peace
Our goal is simple but powerful: to help our students understand that Lent is not just something we talk about—it is something we live.
Borgia Gives Back Day: Faith in Action Before Easter
Borgia Gives Back Day isn’t time away from learning—it’s learning at its very best.
Forming Hearts for Global Solidarity: Living Catholic Social Teaching Through CRS Rice Bowl at St. Madeleine Sophie School
Programs like the CRS Rice Bowl allow students and families to put prayer, reflection, and action into practice.
Rolling Out the Red Carpet: Auditing Catholic School Culture for Belonging and Thriving
Inclusion means a student is allowed to be in the room. Belonging means that student’s presence changes the room for the better.
