Inspiration Faith & Prayer Health & Wellness Entertainment Love & Family
Newsletters Special Offers

Frequent readers of this blog know that one of my interests is education of all kinds – I may have only taught in Catholic schools, but I’m a product mostly of public schools, as is my husband, and I’m interested in how public schools cope, given the fact that their coping plans usually, for good…

A new book: John Paul II made no secret of his interest in the political upheavals and religious controversies in his native Poland. But a book of his private correspondence about to be published in Poland demonstrates an astonishing attention to detail—and an acute sensitivity to anything he saw as a departure from church teachings.…

Our favorite Catholic teacher blogger, the Anonymous Teacher Person tried a Death Theologians’ Society kind of activity involving role-playing, which didn’t turned out as she’d hoped. Her entries reminded me of something I did in graduate school. It’s worth telling. I went to Vanderbilt Divinity School – well, actually, my degree, an MA, was not…

One of the most outspoken priests in the Boston area has been Father Walter Cuenin of Our Lady Help of Christians in Newton. He announced his resignation – or departure from the parish – today. Here’s an article from the Boston Herald. Expect more tomorrow. Two things have happened this week: The Massachusetts Catholic Conference…
archives most recent
search this blog
More from Beliefnet and our partners
More from Beliefnet and our partners