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Concerned parents at the 58-year-old Jesuit High School in Sacramento claim that instruction inspired by critical race and gender theory violates the school’s religious mission, and one family has filed a civil suit that alleges their son was expelled for questioning CRT precepts.
‘I want our students to feel inspired to be outstanding leaders who are dedicated to rebuilding culture because of their intellectual formation and because of their moral and theological formation,’ he says.
Students may apply for exemptions if they wish.
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.
COMMENTARY: The mind possesses an “illimitable freedom.” The recognition of this factor is a good starting place for education.
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Sister Anna Monia Alfieri is an Italian nun who has dedicated her life to the defense of school choice for families.
Parents are grateful for parochial schools, the closings of which number more than 200 during the course of COVID-19.
Proponents say the November election’s outcome will determine the future of many schools.
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