It is worth remembering, and reminding those in our care, that we have a savior who will not be elected on November 5th. Politicians and governments come and go, but Christ our King reigns forever.
by Abriana Chilelli, Associate Director of Catholic Education
By including more children with disabilities in our schools...we show the world the good of education for human flourishing. Those of us working to renew Catholic schools, through the inclusion of students with disabilities, show the world the profundity of what teaching is really for — assisting parents in forming students to be holy, first, before considering what else they might become.
The Church hands us the privileged task of leading students out of the visible plane with all its material limitations that they might become capable of beholding the Lamb of God, who made us for Himself and made all things to lead us to know Him...This, the Church holds, is the primary indicator of our success.