Catholic-School Alumni ‘Come Home’ to Work at Their Alma Maters
Many Catholic-school alumni who return to work at their school find much that’s familiar as they step into new roles.
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Teacher Who Criticized ‘Preferred Pronoun’ Policy Reaches Settlement with Virginia School Board
Cross said he could not “affirm that a biological boy can be a girl, and vice versa,” because of his Christian faith.
Pearlie Harris, Acclaimed South Carolina Teacher and Volunteer, Awarded Benemerenti Medal
The Benemerenti Medal is awarded by the pope in recognition of exceptional service to the Catholic Church.
Lawsuit Claims Virginia Teacher was Suspended for Objecting to ‘Preferred Pronoun’ Policy
The Loudoun County school teacher said he was suspended from his position after objecting to two proposed school policies during the public comment period of a May 25 school board meeting.
During Regina Coeli, Pope Francis Commends Women Caring for Others Amid Coronavirus
At the end of the Regina Coeli, Pope Francis noted that some countries are seeing large numbers of infections and deaths as a result of the coronavirus, including Italy, the United States, Spain and France.
Skip the Debt, Get a Master’s, and Start Teaching in Catholic Schools
Students can take the helm in classrooms while earning graduate degrees at some universities.
Can Human Free Will and Divine Predestination Both be True, Pope Francis on Teachers and Much More!
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