Educators must invite students to see vocation not as a job but a path to spiritual freedom.

In the Wall Street Journal today a couple of items of interest for educators The first is a story about the lawsuit filed by the University of Notre Dame against the Obama administration concerning the contraception-coverage requirement under the healthcare law In quot Judges Push Back on Notre

Hollywood producers worry Christian viewers will object to "dark and intense" Noah.

The nation 39 s Catholic Schools recently marked Catholic Schools Week and during the recent celebration it seems we heard as usual a lot about Catholic education in the abstract Commentators spoke of Catholic education in terms of large concepts -- character formation moral formation and of

On The Ignatian Educator, Matt Emerson shares the "filter questions" he runs through when preparing his posts.

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An article in yesterday 39 s New York Times profiles the rise of courses in creativity the singling out of creativity as its own subject matter as something worth studying in its own right and not incidentally In quot Creativity Becomes an Academic Discipline quot Laura Pappano writes Nearly

The closing of Catholic schools is now commonplace forcing dioceses and parishes to find innovative ways to care for the students and faculty at the schools that are shutting down Developments in the Diocese of Cleveland offer one possible response nbsp St John of the Cross Parish SJOC in Eucl

How can educators enable students to begin to see the parts that make up the whole?

With its recently announced expansion, Notre Dame is making a dramatic statement about the nature and future of education.