Alex’s journey is one of many that show the fruits of walking together in faith.
Category: Mission & Catholic Identity
The 4 Big Questions Teachers Ask about Curriculum Permeation
Written by Brett Salkeld, Ph.D., Archdiocesan Theologian, Archdiocese of Regina, bretzky@hotmail.com In my work with Catholic school educators on integrating the faith into every subject, I encounter the same questions again and again. They are good questions! And teachers deserve to have them answered straightforwardly, in a way that acknowledges their legitimate concerns. When this […]
A Christ-Centered Culture Starts with You
We carry our own weather in that we can choose to be sunlight to others or storm clouds.
Classroom Treasure: Recognizing Each Student’s Infinite Worth
It does not matter how many points you score… or how many followers you have. You have infinite worth because God made you.
Be Not Afraid: The Pedagogy of Catholic Worship Spaces
Every object in a Catholic church offers a portal into the mystery of God.
Faith Formation Series: The Challenge
Saint Paul encourages teachers and leaders to grow in their own discipleship and to also invite others to walk the way of discipleship.
A Spring Break in Rome: Two Pilgrimages, One Profound Encounter with Grace
This pilgrimage…was a living catechism, a digital school stepping into the flesh of Church history.
The Power of Familia: Embracing Hispanic and Latino Family Values in Catholic Schools
Embracing familia is not just a strategy for increasing enrollment—it is a call to embody the gospel.
Changing Governance Models in Religious Order Schools
There are a number of options leaders of religious order schools can pursue to ensure their status as a Catholic school with a new governance model.
The Holy Land is Everywhere: Pilgrimages of Hope in Your Own Backyard
Though some lucky pilgrims will travel far this year to visit the great sites of our faith, all of us can be “pilgrims of hope” in our own backyard sections of this precious planet.
