Welcome! If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!The following prayer by Thomas Merton is one that I like to give to graduates when they get anxious about moving on. It’s also a prayer I use myself when I am unsure if I’ve made the [...]

Sometimes we think God only speaks in grand, sweeping gestures or experiences. We forget that God most often communicates to us through the little things. It’s important to remind our students (and ourselves) of this simple truth. But how can we remember to look at the details of our lives and learn to recognize [...]

Here are some resources that I’ve posted in other places around the Internet that might be useful to those who teach in Catholic schools:

10 Inspiring Teacher Videos to Lift Your Spirit
5 Great Books to Read Aloud at the Family Dinner Table (also good for reading to your students)
10 Best Books for New Catholics (or for [...]

What does it mean to be committed to Catholic education? Ask Rosemary Kingston and Judy Lanini of Notre Dame High School in Salinas, California. They retire together this year after 57 combined years of teaching at the ages of 67 and 70. That’s right–67 years old and 70 years old. Where [...]