By David Cooley. St. Benedict of Nursia was born around 480 AD; those were not easy times. Twenty-five years earlier Rome was sacked a third time, this time by the […]
https://covdio.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/StBenedict.jpg208369Lisa Taylor/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/CovDioLogo_dark-300x122.pngLisa Taylor2021-02-11 16:18:502021-02-11 16:18:50Is it time for the ‘Benedict Option’?
By David Cooley. When focused on educating and exercising the minds, bodies and souls of today’s youth, Catholic schools shine as beacons of light in a dark and confusing world. […]
By David Cooley. The liturgical Christmas season is really a beautiful and interesting time of year. While the secular world has the tendency to let go of the joy of […]
https://covdio.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/HolyInnocents.jpg6751200Lisa Taylor/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/CovDioLogo_dark-300x122.pngLisa Taylor2020-12-17 10:55:172020-12-17 10:57:10The Holy Innocents and Tragedy’s Role in Redemption
Is it time for the ‘Benedict Option’?
/in Catechesis & EvangelizationBy David Cooley. St. Benedict of Nursia was born around 480 AD; those were not easy times. Twenty-five years earlier Rome was sacked a third time, this time by the […]
A reflection for Catholic Schools Week 2021
/in Catechesis & EvangelizationBy David Cooley. When focused on educating and exercising the minds, bodies and souls of today’s youth, Catholic schools shine as beacons of light in a dark and confusing world. […]
The Holy Innocents and Tragedy’s Role in Redemption
/in Catechesis & EvangelizationBy David Cooley. The liturgical Christmas season is really a beautiful and interesting time of year. While the secular world has the tendency to let go of the joy of […]