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Brother Jim Boynton greets an incoming freshman at University of Detroit High School and Academy (photo: U. of D. Jesuit).
FaithJesuit School Spotlight
When Detroit’s Catholic schools started moving to the suburbs, one Jesuit high school stayed. It’s made all the difference.
Maurice Timothy Reidy
There were once over 30 Catholic high schools in the city of Detroit. There are now three.
FaithInterviews
Interview: The Gregorian’s new Jesuit leader on the university’s mission to implement Vatican II reforms
Gerard O’Connell
The new rector, Mark Lewis, S.J., also opened up about the Gregorian's upcoming merger with the Pontifical Biblical and Oriental Institutes.
FaithInterviews
The Gregorian has educated 28 saints and 16 popes. But the new Jesuit rector doesn’t think that is the school’s most important legacy
Gerard O’Connell
An exclusive interview with Mark Lewis, S.J., 62, a historian and only the second Jesuit from the United States to be rector of the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome
Photo by Alexander Grey on Unsplash
FaithNews
Pronouns, uniforms and bathrooms: How Catholic schools are facing questions of gender identity
Michael J. O’Loughlin
Several Catholic school districts throughout the United States are grappling with changes around gender identity, and in some systems, students and staff are now subject to new policies about gender.
bishop charles thompson talks at a microphone with a crucifix in the background
Politics & SocietyNews
Indiana court sides with Catholic diocese in case of teacher fired for being in a same-sex marriage
Tom Davies (Associated Press)
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that a Catholic high school was protected from being sued by a teacher who was fired for being in a same-sex marriage.
Fifth-grade teacher Madeline Schmitt directs her students at St. Patrick School in Huntington, N.Y., on Sept. 9, 2020. Most Catholic schools returned to in-person learning earlier than public schools during the Covid-19 pandemic. (CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz)
Politics & SocietyShort Take
Catholic school enrollment rose for the first time in decades thanks to our Covid response. Here’s how to keep it up.
Kathleen Porter-Magee
The consistent quality of Catholic schools attracted new students during the Covid pandemic. Now the challenge is to extend our mission and welcome more families in disadvantaged areas.
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