Catholic School

Amidst all the secular messages that modern culture puts out on television and radio, in much of the music and on the news, our children are being bombarded with an image of the world that is often not the message of Christ. Catholic schools provide a sense of community, an environment where our children can learn to live in this world guided by faith. Catholic schools are not just public schools with a religion class added to the curriculum. They provide a curriculum that puts our faith at the center of every subject. They provide an environment where a question of faith, ethics, morals, and social conscience will gladly be answered by the faculty, even to the point of interrupting normal class work. This is how important it is. These are things that the public school faculty is often forbidden to discuss or worse, when they are discussed, it is often in a way contrary to our faith and beliefs.

Catholic schools provide space and time for those things which are holy. They provide time for prayer. They provide time to hear the whisper of the Spirit. They provide time to hear the gentle urging of Jesus. They provide time to listen to the call of God