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From the Maryknoll website: Since 2000, the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers have been providing a unique Classroom Program for Catholic schools. This FREE Program is available in two versions, K-5 for the lower grades and 6-12 for upper elementary and high school grades. Be sure to watch the videos of teachers using the magazine...
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Labor Day is a month away, but for many people there will be little to celebrate this year. As the following video shows, unemployment is a serious problem everywhere in the U.S (See a better quality version here). Many students will struggle with trying to understand why their parents can’t find work. One way...
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As the father of a child with epilepsy and a teacher in a Catholic school, the following story really touches my heart. Some sixth grade students from a Catholic school in Lake Mary, Florida, are hoping to help people with seizure disorders with their new invention: a seizure detector. Justin, Curt, Nick and Adam...
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Catholic Relief Services is on the forefront of using new media to evangelize and mobilize Catholics to live out the corporal works of mercy. Each month CRS conducts a free webcast to highlight a different aspect of its mission to “alleviate suffering and provide assistance to people in need…without regard to race, religion or...
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Looking for a relevant, current lesson to engage your students in learning about Catholic social teaching? Be sure to check out Jared Dees’ new article at Engaging Faith titled The Health Care Reform Law and Catholic Social Teaching. The lesson comes with links to prayers, videos and plenty of background information for students to...
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Here’s the good word in Catholic schools around the world this week: 10-year-old Catholic school student celebrates birthday by giving to the poor: Fourth grader Charles Knatz of St. Joseph Catholic School in Wapakoneta, Ohio, uses his birthday as an occasion for a food drive. Pop star Natasha Bedingfield gives private concert to Seton...
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