Catholic School Made Disastrous Choice to Hire Coach in Same-Sex Union
A Catholic school cannot hire an employee in a same-sex union without compromising its very purpose and putting students at risk of malformation.
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Archdiocese of Indianapolis Fights for the Right to Have Faithful Employees
A federal district court in Indiana ruled that the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and its Roncalli Catholic High School have the First Amendment right to uphold moral standards — not only for religion teachers, but also for counselors and others who aid in the Christian formation of students.
Thomas Aquinas College Plans New Leadership, Same Faithful Mission
Current president Dr. Michael McLean will step down at the end of this school year, following the celebration of the college’s 50th anniversary.
Critical Race Theory Is the Wrong Way to Teach About Race in Catholic Education
While critical race theory seeks to divide the world into racial categories, faithful Catholic education can bring about healing through a deep encounter with the Divine Physician.
A Crucial Line of Defense for Catholic Education
We must carve out protection for Catholic education if we are ever to win the larger battle.
‘Fulton’ Ruling Teaches Important Lesson to Catholic Educators
“If Catholic schools disregard their calling and lose their saltiness,” warns one analyst, “they will have a much harder time convincing students, parents and judges that they need religious accommodations.”
Did the 60 Pro-Abortion Catholic House Democrats Attend Catholic Schools?
Here are the members of Congress who signed last week’s pro-abortion letter and the Catholic schools and colleges they attended, if any.
Benedictine College Raises the Bar in Fight Against Porn Addiction
Catholic colleges would do well to emulate Benedictine’s approach to promoting virtue, healing and forgiveness.
After Crazy 2020, Students Seek No-Nonsense Catholic Colleges
“These schools are truly almae matres, nourishing mothers,” says one student, “who care for their children’s physical, emotional, and spiritual welfare.”
Pro-Life Colleges Won’t Be Silenced
This year’s March for Life rally will be a virtual event — but this has not stopped faithful Catholic colleges from finding creative ways to witness to life.
