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Question: Who is the patron saint of students and Catholic schools, was nicknamed “The Dumb Ox”, and has a feast day this week? Answer: This guy! That’s right – Thomas Aquinas – one of the coolest, smartest, and most influential saints of the Church. If your students don’t yet know about him, it’s time they […]
How about starting out your week with some fun and uplifting news for a change? You ready for it? Here’s headline #1: The #1 podcast in the world is… That’s right – for the past week the #1 podcast in the world has been The Bible in a Year with Fr. […]
“Don’t waste your suffering!” JP2 once said this to a man with a broken leg who came to him for a blessing. I love it. It’s a great reminder to not just grit your way through pain, but to join your sufferings to Christ on the cross and […]
Isn’t Christmas break THE BEST? Faith, family, food, fun, free time… I don’t know about you, but at some point during Christmas break feelings of dread usually begin to bubble up within me. The giant list of All the Things I Should Be Doing to Get Ready for Going Back to […]
Meet Sr. MaryRose Feely, today’s featured teacher!
As I explained in my previous post (The Untapped Power of Posters: 7 Ways a Well-Chosen Poster Can Have a Huge Impact in Your Classroom), I was absolutely amazed at how much even just one simple poster could greatly interest and inspire the faith of my students. With this recognition […]
Just how much power is there in a poster? The answer: WAY MORE THAN YOU THINK. Let me explain… One of the first posters I ever created and put up in my classroom was one I originally called “The Empty Heart Dude” (now called “Only God Can Fill the […]
Today’s the big day I’m SO excited for! It’s been a longtime dream of mine to create fun, attractive, inspiring, and potentially life-changing products for not only Catholic school teachers and their classrooms, but the wider world as well… A number of these designs were first developed as […]
