The eloquent ambiguity of ‘I Believe’
By Bishop Robert Barron. There is an eloquent ambiguity in the way in which the opening word of the Nicene Creed has come down to us. Our best evidence suggests […]
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Entries by David Cooley
The foundation of love
By David Cooley. The love between a husband and a wife is beautiful and unique. It is both unitive and procreative and ordered toward a life filled with charity, fidelity, […]
The history and future of our Catholic schools
By David Cooley. Catholic Schools Week is a wonderful time to celebrate the history of Catholic schools in the U.S. and contemplate the future of our schools. Historically speaking, the […]
In Favor of School Choice
By Jason Hall. In November, Kentucky voters will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment on educational choice. This is a unique opportunity to advance the well-being of all Kentucky […]
Prayer is like oxygen
By David Cooley. In my office I have a painting of St. Padre Pio holding a rosary with the words “Prayer is the oxygen of the soul” written next to […]
Together we THRIVE!
By Angie Poat. Statistics reveal the trend that teenagers and young adults consider themselves spiritual, but not religious. Many recognize God as a creator, who set the world in motion, […]
Matrimony, sacrament of service
By Isaak A. Isaak. The Church has long talked about vocation and sacrament. The one sacrament referred to as a vocation, a calling, has been priesthood and religious life. The […]
Teachers and catechists — agents of Good News
By Isaak A. Isaak. Again, this year, the Diocese of Covington and dioceses across the United States celebrated Catholic Schools Week a week ago. This annual observance usually begins the […]
Catholic schools grow relationships with God
By David Cooley. Education is a ministry of the Catholic Church because there is an undeniable thread between the general pursuit of knowledge and the journey of understanding who we […]
Christ-centered: at school, and at home
By Kendra McGuire. Another summer has come and gone and we find ourselves quickly settling back into the school year routines. As we begin this new school year, our school […]