Ukraine War: Catholic Students in the Country Hold Onto Hope for the Future
After three years of war, collegiate scholars and those who teach them pray for sustainable peace in their country while helping in various ways on the frontlines.
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From Grief to Giving: Hockey Team Brings Christmas Cheer to Hospital Patients
With the vulnerability of the Christ Child in mind, take a page from the Prout hockey playbook and visit the elderly this Christmas.
Hockey Players Offer Hope in NICU: Mothers of Newborns Hear Their Stories of Survival
A very Prout moment: Families spending Christmas in the NICU were grateful for the hope-filled stories from prior NICU babies now playing Division 1 high school hockey.
‘The Mystery of the Eucharist’ Alive and Well on the Campus of Texas A&M
‘The procession was a sign to the world that Christ is reclaiming Texas A&M, and now our students must also be individual monstrances, in a sense, carrying Christ to their classmates during school each day.’
Ireland’s Religious Education Teachers Concerned by Bullying of Practicing Catholic Students
Sociology professor James O’Higgins Norman noted in an opening statement that much bullying behavior was driven by issues of identity.
John Henry Newman, a Saint for Students
COMMENTARY: St. John Henry Newman’s fervent devotion to Jesus Christ comes across in his writings, which can help set young adults on the narrow path to heaven.
St. Anthony’s Kids Find Social Inclusion and Special-Needs Catholic Education in Pittsburgh
Parents whose children have Down syndrome or autism spectrum disorders can obtain a Catholic education that integrates their learning with typical students.
