For students to feel connected to the prayers recited, the prayers should be meaningful and personal (Jasmine & Kim, 2011).
Category: Mission & Catholic Identity
What Does Catholic School Mean to Me?
My Catholic education was fundamental in shaping me into the person and leader I am today.
Empowering Faith Leadership in Catholic Schools
What makes Catholic schools so transformative is how they form students to become the human beings that God intended.
Gratitude, Faith and Belonging: Seattle’s Innovative Approach to Catholic Schools Week
Written by Kristin Moore, director of marketing & enrollment, Office for Catholic Schools, Archdiocese of Seattle, [email protected] When it comes to Catholic Schools Week, the Archdiocese of Seattle is setting a new standard with an innovative approach that uplifts students, families and communities. With its focus on gratitude, joy, service and, most of all, faith, […]
Pondering Parent Engagement
How do we intentionally and consistently engage parents throughout the year?
How to Start an In-House High School Confirmation Program
An in-house High School Confirmation Program is an accessible solution for today’s generation, supporting students to find the peace, belonging, connection and joy of enriching their spiritual lives—while on campus and in community.
Content and Context: A Key Distinction for Making Every Class Catholic
Catholicism may show up in every class, but it will have the feel of decoration. In a Catholic school, it should be the foundation.
Embracing Tradition and Faith: Celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe in Catholic Schools
This celebration, rich in tradition and spirituality, brings many benefits to Catholic schools, shaping the development of students and fostering a deeper connection to faith.
Hope Does Not Disappoint: Embracing Life’s Cross with Faith, Hope and Love
Hope gives us the confidence to boldly step out into the unknown, because although we do not know what the future holds, we do know WHO holds our future.
Called to Be…
As you seek to share your faith and profoundly impact the faith journey of your students, you need not be an expert, but I would suggest that there are other things you might BE.