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by bcadmin | Aug 22, 2022 | Blessed Sacrament, Center for Catholic Studies, Holy Hour, logos, News, Real Presence, Real Presence revival, Your Heart His Home | 0 |
The first time I ever walked into the Center for Catholic Studies here in Minnesota, I remember thinking, “I’d love to get a job here one day.” Two years later, after I’d finished my graduate degree, that’s exactly what happened. I served as an adjunct professor and the managing editor for “Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture” for nearly 14 years.
Read Moreby bcadmin | Mar 21, 2022 | Catholic education, Catholic Schools, Center for Catholic Studies, Emily Dahdah, Local News, Michael Naughton, News, Office for the Mission of Catholic Education, Roadmap, Roadmap for Excellence in Catholic Education | 0 |
The “Mission, Culture and Emerging Questions in Catholic Education” course begins with a reflection on what it means to be a Catholic educator and how that’s rooted in the idea not just of work, but being called by God to a particular vocation.
Read Moreby bcadmin | Feb 23, 2022 | Catholic Watchmen, Center for Catholic Studies, First things first, Michael Naughton, News, Treasures in heaven, University of St. Thomas, What matters most | 0 |
In earlier days when I really started working in the world, various renditions of “what matters most” and “first things first” themes were quite popular within employer learning and development circles.
Read Moreby bcadmin | May 28, 2021 | Center for Catholic Studies, Holy Family, Justina Kopp, News, Practicing Catholic, Quadruplets, Racial justice, Racism, sin, St. Louis Park, University of St. Thomas | 0 |
It’s important for parents to talk about racial justice with their children because of “a really basic fact”: Racism is a sin. Justina Kopp of Holy Family in St. Louis Park made that point as she joined “Practicing Catholic” host Patrick Conley to offer tips to parents on how to have conversations with their children about racism and racial justice.
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