While many teachers would usually be getting excited about the upcoming school year, many are faced with uncertainty and apprehension as they return amid what will be an unpredictable year. Many Catholic educators believe that ...
Renée Darline Roden writes about responding with tenderness to a violent world. Two years ago, Pope Francis convened a conference on the theology of tenderness, as present in his own theology. Our decision to act ...
Ready or not, it’s back to school time. Yet returning to learning this fall will be unlike anything we’ve experienced in recent history. Catholic school administrators and teachers around the country have been working all ...
Kevin Baxter from the National Catholic Education Association writes that Catholic schools, regardless of the recent enrollment declines, have a rich history of success. That should be celebrated, and those who are associated with specific ...
In his latest column, Monsignor Owen Campion addresses the differences between the American and Canadian schools, specifically regarding public aid to religious schools. Though Canada is firmly committed to the separation of church and state, ...
While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has varied greatly in communities nationwide, it is apparent that some residual impacts of the virus will be felt universally for years to come. For many families, the ...
In a 5-4 ruling upholding a Montana program to provide student scholarships for use at religious schools, the Supreme Court on Tuesday also in effect repudiated a 19th-century monument to anti-Catholic bigotry known as the ...
In his latest column for Our Sunday Visitor, contributing editor Russell Shaw defends home-schooling families against recent criticisms, writing that parents “knew very well what they were doing and had excellent reasons for doing it.” ...
It's been a strange year for Catholic schools. Schools in the Diocese of Nashville were forced to send their students home in mid-March and finish the year with distance learning, due to precautions to prevent ...
Last week, lawyers for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty participated in arguments before the Supreme Court in two cases challenging the principle of “ministerial exemption,” which gives churches the autonomy to make personnel decisions. ...
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