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Kairos School in Portugal Brings Together Educational Freedom and Catholic Identity

Set in idyllic surroundings, this Cambridge school combines Montessori pedagogy with the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, attracting families from as far away as the United States.

Dispute Over ‘BLM’ and ‘Pride’ Flags at Mass. Jesuit School Highlights Need to Communicate Catholic Identity

The school has rejected a request from Bishop Robert McManus to take down the flags, which he said promote some things that are not compatible with Church teachings.

Loyola Marymount University’s Catholic Identity Crisis

A preferred pronouns controversy, a Planned Parenthood dance, and the removal of St. Junipero Serra’s statue have added more concerns about the Los Angeles Jesuit university’s commitment to its Catholic identity. But some see a way forward for hope.

Notre Dame to Honor Joe Biden and John Boehner: At What Cost?

COMMENTARY: With its decision to laud the vice president and the former speaker of the House of Representatives, the preeminent U.S. Catholic university has sacrificed truth for false civility.

First Joe Biden, Now Wendy Davis: Notre Dame Invites Another Prominent Pro-Abortion Politician

The school administration attributes Davis’ campus appearance to Notre Dame’s ‘open-speaker policy,’ but critics note that the university’s gender studies department was a co-sponsor.

Painful Chapter Closes for Mount St. Mary’s Warren of Troubles

Embattled Mount St. Mary’s President Seeks to Quell Outrage Over Firings, Anti-Catholic Remark

The firing of two professors, who were reinstated today, cast a national spotlight on the direction its Catholic identity has taken under President Simon Newman.

Gender Identity vs. Catholic Identity Face-Off After Title IX Expansions

The federal government’s reinterpretation of Title IX to include ‘gender identity’ is generating concern on Catholic campuses.

Pope’s U.S. Representative Encourages Bishops to Nourish Catholic Identity in Schools

In what may have been his final address to the U.S. bishops, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò expressed his hope that the bishops and religious orders would draw strength from their history to face new critical challenges.

A Catholic Mother Reflects on Furor Over Philly Teacher in Same-Sex Marriage

‘We believe we can make decisions about who can form our children in the faith,’ said Megan Schrieber, who has been attacked for raising concerns about the recently fired religious-education teacher.