Why a Catholic ‘Revival’ May Be Leaving the Working Class Behind
And how the Church can better reach people with a blue-collar background.
Results from Tag: 'trade schools'
Not Your Grandfather’s Trade School
San Damiano College for the Trades program, with a Great Books curriculum, trains capable, skilled craftsmen in a variety of disciplines.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Seeking to Block $5-Million State Grant to Catholic Trade School
College of St. Joseph the Worker can expand to another state.
Court Blocks $5 Million West Virginia Grant to Catholic Trade College Amid Lawsuit
The grant money would have supported job training and education programs based in West Virginia for students of The College of St. Joseph the Worker, which is based in Steubenville, Ohio, and offers a bachelor’s degree in Catholic studies along with the trade lessons.
West Virginia Awards Catholic ‘Trade College’ $5-Million Grant for Expansion
The College of St. Joseph the Worker, an Ohio-based Catholic college, received a $5-million grant to develop a construction company to employ students, provide job training and education opportunities, and create a pro-life public-policy research center in the northern part of the Mountain State.
Head Meets Hands: New College Opens in the Grain of St. Joseph the Worker
The new trade college in Steubenville, Ohio, integrates Catholic studies with hands-on training in skilled trades, promoting both intellectual and physical craftsmanship.
The College of St. Joseph the Worker
Based in Steubenville, Ohio, our college pairs a Bachelor of Arts in Catholic Studies with training in a skilled trade (carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, electrical). The college’s unique curriculum delves deeply into the Catholic intellectual tradition.
Harmel Academy Unlocks Men’s ‘Manual Genius’ Through Prayer, Literature and Machining
The past few years have seen a rise of interest among Catholics in such vocational academies and trade schools. Michigan-based Harmel Academy led the way.
Training for the Trades: School Named for St. Joseph the Worker to Open in 2023
Students at the school will be taught the trades by master craftsmen and small business owners who also possess an understanding and love of the liberal arts, said Alex Renn, vice president of operations.
