Passing on the Catholic faith is not limited to religion class, but involves the entire curriculum and the entire school community. A recently prepared study paper from the Vancouver Archdiocese made six recommendations to help Catholic schools in this most important task. The recommendations below are excerpted from that study paper.

 

 

In a National Catholic Register interview, Francis Beckwith, a former president of the Evangelical Theological Society who recently returned to the Church, explained why he left the Catholic Church in the first place.

 

 

Michelle Fowler, headmistress of Regina Coeli Academy outside Philadelphia, attributes much of her school's success to the teachers. "Our success comes first from teachers living the faith and teaching the faith, teachers who are faithful to the Magisterium.

 

 

I don't often do this, recommend a book (or in this case books) that I have not finished reading myself, but I am going to make an exception this time because of the impression that the ideas in this book made on me when I saw them at work.