The recent death of Pope Francis touched the lives of Catholic school communities in the Diocese of St. Cloud. In response, they hosted prayer services this week and planned educational opportunities to honor his legacy and follow the future of the papacy.
Despite the serious nature of the abortion issue and the fight to end the killing of unborn children, this gathering, like all others, was marked by joy.
Pope Francis asked students rediscover the importance of in-person relationships.
National Catholic Educational Association presenter spoke to educators about bullying trends in schools during COVID-19.
Kindergarten and first-grade students at St. Wendelin School in Luxembourg excel using the Montessori Method.
his March, nearly 240 people traveled on 11 spring break trips to serve the people of Peru’s Pamplona Alta, one of the poorest neighborhoods in Lima, working alongside members of the Christian Life Movement.
Eileen Dinn was one of nine students from Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Washington who spoke of the effects of gun violence prior to Mass the morning of March 24 sponsored by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington at St. Patrick’s Church.
Students gather with Bishop Kettler to ask questions and give input for the 2018 Synod on Young People, Faith and Vocational Discernment.
