When Catholic educators met virtually this year at their annual conference, they took a close look at racism and how teachers should talk about its existence and work to promote an anti-racist environment in their schools.
Catholic educators urged to talk about, ‘grapple with’ racism in the Church
Tampa Bay Rays player credits success to his parents, Catholic education
MBL Tampa Bay Rays’ player is pleased to have earned a career in the big leagues and credits his Catholic education for inspiring his faith and helping him with life skills.
Former CIA director recalls how Catholic upbringing influenced career
A principal theme of “Undaunted,” the engaging memoir of former CIA director John O. Brennan, is that a sound Catholic education gave him the moral fiber that could turn into his armor and shield in government service.
Bishop Kettler: ‘Gifts offered by human hands’
People’s generosity — ‘Gifts offered by human hands’ — makes possible the work of appeal ministries.
Bishop’s Annual Appeal 2020 update: ‘Transformed by faith, sent in service to all’
Thanks to generous donors, the Bishop’s Annual Appeal is nearing its goal and making a difference in the lives of Catholics across the diocese.
Catholic Community Schools moving to distance learning
Cathedral High School started distance learning the week of Nov. 16, but distance learning for K-6 schools in the CCS school system begins Nov. 30. Catholic Community Schools will remain in distance learning through the holidays.
New principals face new school-year challenges amid pandemic
Three new principals in the diocese begin the school year following many new health guidelines to ensure the safety of their students.
Catholic schools: Preparing for the journey ahead
Due to the pandemic, Catholic schools prepare differently for a new school year using weekly online gatherings and prayer to focus on sharing faith, curriculum and staying healthy.