The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Green Bay, Fall 2026
2026-08-11 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Norbertine Center for Spirituality, 1016 N. Broadway, De Pere, WI, 54115, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Diocese of Green Bay teachers and catechists.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Opening Meditation
Reflect on your own journey of discipleship by examining and praying with a story from the Gospels.

9:45-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Sr. Johanna, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Sr. Johanna, followed by Q & A.

1:45-2:20pm

Self-Assessment and Collaboration
Identify which of the five marks your school embodies most strongly, and which represents your greatest area for growth. After sharing these reflections in a small group, discuss concrete strategies for supporting one another and strengthening these marks across your school communities.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Archdiocese of Chicago Teacher Retreat, Fall 2026(Option 3)
2026-08-12 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Carmelite Spiritual Center – Elijah Hall, 8419 Bailey Rd, Darien, IL, 60561, United States
Retreat Overview

Archdiocese of Chicago Teachers are invited to join us for a day of prayer, reflection, and formation. Spend time reflecting on the themes of Encounter, Explore, Grow & Go. You will be given the opportunity to step away and be renewed in your vocation as a teacher.

This retreat blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you, and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Chicago teachers.

Registraion for this event is being handled through your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Scriptural Reflection and Discussion
Encounter our Lord in the scriptures through Lectio Divina and spend time reflecting with your colleagues on the movements of the Holy Spirit in your life.

9:45-10:30am

The Spirituality of a Teacher
Enjoy the first presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q&A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Back to Basics: The Main Elements of the Gospel Message
The good news of the Gospel message is the kerygma: the great story of Jesus and His invitation to us. What are the essential elements of that story? Spend time revisiting and reflecting on those key points.

11:30am-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

Forming Students Into Disciples of Christ
Enjoy the second presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q&A.

1:45-2:20pm

Sacred Art Gallery Walk
Enter into a time of prayer and reflection as you examine a variety of sacred art images.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Catholic Classroom Discipline, Green Bay, Fall 2026
2026-08-12 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Norbertine Center for Spirituality, 1016 N. Broadway, De Pere, WI, 54115, United States
Workshop Overview

The treasures of our Catholic Faith include wisdom for managing a classroom. Learn how St. John Bosco’s Preventive System of Discipline treats every young person with dignity, sees potential for good in them (even the most difficult), and seeks to form them into good Christians and honest citizens through love rather than coercion. Through activities and real-world scenarios, educators will practice applying these principles leave with practical tools for implementing them.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Diocese of Green Bay teachers and catechists.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Enlightening the Mind, Ennobling the Heart: Stories of St. John Bosco
Receive a vivid introduction to this great saint, brought to life through engaging and inspiring stories that reveal his faith, compassion, and tireless dedication to the young.

9:45-10:30am

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by a Sr. Johanna, followed by Q &A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

From Story to Action: Real-Life Scenarios
Explore real-life scenarios and collaborate in small groups to uncover practical solutions that apply the wisdom of St. John Bosco in meaningful ways.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Sr. Johanna, followed by Q&A.

1:45-2:20pm

Forming the Classroom: Discipline in the Spirit of St. John Bosco
Develop a set of classroom norms that reflect St. John Bosco's preventive system prioritizing reason, religion, and loving-kindness, while fostering an environment where students can flourish both academically and spiritually.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Archdiocese of Chicago Teacher Retreat, Fall 2026(Option 4)
2026-08-13 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Marytown – the National Shrine of St. Maximilian Kolbe, 1600 W Park Ave, Libertyville, IL, 60048, United States
Retreat Overview

Archdiocese of Chicago Teachers are invited to join us for a day of prayer, reflection, and formation. Spend time reflecting on the themes of Encounter, Explore, Grow & Go. You will be given the opportunity to step away and be renewed in your vocation as a teacher.

This retreat blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you, and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Chicago teachers.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Scriptural Reflection and Discussion
Encounter our Lord in the scriptures through Lectio Divina and spend time reflecting with your colleagues on the movements of the Holy Spirit in your life.

9:45-10:30am

The Spirituality of a Teacher
Enjoy the first presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q&A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:15am

Back to Basics: The Main Elements of the Gospel Message
The good news of the Gospel message is the kerygma: the great story of Jesus and His invitation to us. What are the essential elements of that story? Spend time revisiting and reflecting on those key points.

11:15-12:00pm

Forming Students Into Disciples of Christ
Enjoy the second presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q&A.

12:00-12:45pm

Holy Mass

12:45-1:30pm

Lunch

1:30-2:15pm

Sacred Art Gallery Walk
Enter into a time of prayer and reflection as you examine a variety of sacred art images.

2:15-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Archdiocese of Chicago Teacher Retreat, Fall 2026(Option 5)
2026-08-14 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Marytown – the National Shrine of St. Maximilian Kolbe, 1600 W Park Ave, Libertyville, IL, 60048, United States
Retreat Overview

Archdiocese of Chicago Teachers are invited to join us for a day of prayer, reflection, and formation. Spend time reflecting on the themes of Encounter, Explore, Grow & Go. You will be given the opportunity to step away and be renewed in your vocation as a teacher.

This retreat blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you, and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Chicago teachers.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-10:00am

The Spirituality of a Teacher
Enjoy a presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q&A.

10:00-10:15am

Break

10:15-10:45am

Scriptural Reflection and Discussion
Encounter our Lord in the scriptures through Lectio Divina and spend time reflecting with your colleagues on the movements of the Holy Spirit in your life.

10:45-11:15am

Back to Basics: The Main Elements of the Gospel Message
The good news of the Gospel message is the kerygma: the great story of Jesus and His invitation to us. What are the essential elements of that story? Spend time revisiting and reflecting on those key points.

11:15-12:00pm

Sacred Art Gallery Walk
Enter into a time of prayer and reflection as you examine a variety of sacred art images.

12:00-12:45pm

Holy Mass

12:45-1:30pm

Lunch

1:30-2:15pm

Forming Students Into Disciples of Christ
Enjoy the final presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

2:15-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Exploring Catholic Social Teaching, Omaha, Fall 2026
2026-09-04 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Christ the King, 654 S. 86th Street, Omaha, NE, 68114, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore in-depth the Church’s social teachings and ways you can help your students learn how they are called to serve God and neighbor. You’ll explore topics such as human dignity, the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, just war theory, the proper role of government, the different types of justice, and our call to care for the poor and vulnerable.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected college professor, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices with your fellow teachers, and engage in both formal and informal discussions as we honor you in your vocation.

Registration for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:15am

Holy Mass

9:15-9:45am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:45-10:00am

Program Introduction

10:00-10:30am

Who Is My Neighbor?
Enter into the Parable of the Good Samaritan and discover its enduring call to love, mercy, and responsibility.

10:30-11:15am

Catholic Social Teaching 101: Charity in Truth, Truth in Charity.
Enjoy the first talk by Dr. Matthew Ramage, followed by Q & A

11:15-11:30am

Break

11:30-12:15pm

We Are Our Brother's Keeper: Solidarity
Deepen your understanding of this principle through guided reflection on video clips and key excerpts from Church documents, and explore what it means to embrace our responsibility to one another as members of Christ's Body.

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

For the Good of Man and the World: The Church’s Vision of an Integral Ecology
Enjoy the second talk by Dr. Matthew Ramage, followed by Q & A

1:45-2:20pm

The Saints and Catholic Social Teaching
Participate in an interactive activity that will immerse you in the lives of the Saints and help your students see Catholic Social Teaching lived out in practical ways.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Christian Anthropology: Identity, Dignity, and Destiny in Christ, Diocese of Nashville, Fall 2026
2026-09-18 08:30 - 15:00 (America/Chicago) | Holy Rosary Academy, 190 Graylynn Dr, Nashville, TN, 37214, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the rich teachings of the Church on Christian Anthropology. Lead your students to understand what it means to be made in the image and likeness of God, male and female. You’ll also explore ways to beautifully teach your students about what it means to be a human being fully alive in Christ.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy collaboration with your fellow Diocese of Nashville teachers.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Defining the Human Person through Images
Examine sacred art and other images and discuss what they reveal about the human person.

9:45-10:30am

The Meaning of Our Lives
Discover and explore what it means to be created in the image and likeness of God with the vocation to love.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

The Gift of Our Identity
Bring Christian anthropology to life through interactive experiences that invite students to encounter the truth of their identity and dignity in Christ.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Truth Will Set You Free
Explore what it means to live a life of grace by reflecting on our origin, our nature, and our ultimate call to become saints.

1:45-1:55pm

Break

1:55-2:45pm

Dinner Party with the Saints
Pull up a seat at the table and encounter the saints in a creative, interactive setting that reveals the beauty of a life lived according to God’s design.

2:45-3:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Los Angeles (San Fernando Region), Fall 2026
2026-09-21 08:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Bishop Alemany High School, 11111 North Alemany Dr., Mission Hills, CA, 91345, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Los Angeles teachers.

Schedule

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School
Enjoy a presentation by Dr. Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:05am

Made for More
Reflect on the beauty of God’s design for the human person through various sacred art images.

11:05-11:45am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:45-12:30pm

Holy Mass

12:30pm

Lunch and Dissmisal

Prayer: A Conversation with God, Archdiocese of Omaha, Fall 2026
2026-09-25 08:15 - 14:15 (America/Chicago) | St. Robert Bellarmine School, 11900 Pacific St., Omaha, NE, 68154, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the various forms of prayer and how you can lead your students to enter into a more intimate relationship with Our Lord. You’ll also learn the examination of conscience, the importance of silence, and the different ways to pray, including Lectio Divina.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by your Principal.

Schedule

8:15-9:00am

Holy Mass

9:00-9:30am

Check-in and Breakfast

9:30-9:45am

Program Introduction

9:45-10:15am

Sing to the Lord A New Song
Experience how beauty can draw the heart toward God, enriching both personal devotion and communal prayer. Discover practical ways to incorporate music into prayer with your students. You will also spend time reflecting on some beautiful words on prayer by the some of the Saints.

10:15-11:00am

Prayer: A Surge of the Heart
Enjoy the first presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q & A.

11:00-11:15am

Break

11:15-12:00pm

Speak Lord, Your Servant Is Listening
Enter into lectio divina with various stories from the Gospel, creating space to encounter the Lord through Scripture, silence, and prayer. You’ll be invited to listen attentively, respond honestly, and enter into a personal dialogue with God.

12:00-12:45pm

Lunch

12:45-1:30pm

The Lord's Prayer
Enjoy the second presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q & A.

1:30-2:05pm

Seek and You Will Find; Knock and the Door Will be Opened
Explore the richness of the Church’s many forms of prayer—petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise—by actively entering into each with your fellow participants. Pray with and for one another in small groups, gaining both a deeper experience of these forms and practical confidence in guiding your students to do the same.

2:05-2:15pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Los Angeles (San Gabriel Region), Fall 2026
2026-09-28 08:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | San Gabriel Mission High School, 254 S Santa Anita St, San Gabriel, CA, 91776, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Los Angeles teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled through your principal.

Schedule

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School
Enjoy a presentation by Dr. Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:05am

Made for More
Reflect on the beauty of God’s design for the human person through various sacred art images.

11:05-11:45am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:45-12:30pm

Holy Mass

12:30pm

Lunch and Dissmisal

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Los Angeles (San Pedro Region), Fall 2026
2026-10-05 08:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | St. Joseph High School, 5825 Woodruff Ave., Lakewood, 90713, United States

Behold Your Mother, Archdiocese of Omaha, October 2026
2026-10-08 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Guardian Angels Central Catholic, 419 E Decatur St, West Point, NE, 68788, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the core Catholic teachings about Our Lady and how you can help your students see how a devotion to Mary can help them grow in holiness. You’ll also examine images and titles of Mary, explore the four Marian Dogmas, and spend time reflecting on Our Lady’s role in Salvation History.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha teachers.

Registraion for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Scriptural and Sacred Art Rosary

9:45-10:30am

Hail Mary, Full of Grace
Enjoy the first presentation by Michael Gormley, followed by Q&A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Mary, Our Mother
Engage in activities that will help your students understand how and why Mary is our Mother.

11:30am-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

My Soul Proclaims the Greatness of the Lord
Enjoy the second presentation by Mike Gormley, followed by Q&A.

1:45-2:20pm

Behold Your Mother Art Gallery
Spend time exploring & reflecting on various images of Our Lady.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Galveston-Houston, Fall 2026
2026-10-09 08:30 - 15:00 (America/Chicago) | Cameron Retreat Center in St. Dominic Chancery, 2405 Holcombe Blvd, Houston, TX, 77021, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Office of Catholic Education.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Made for More
Reflect on the beauty of God’s design for the human person through various sacred art images.

9:45-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

1:45-2:45pm

Self-Assessment, Collaboration, and Closing Meditation
Identify which of the five marks your school embodies most strongly, and which represents your greatest area for growth. After sharing these reflections in a small group, discuss concrete strategies for supporting one another and strengthening these marks across your school communities.

2:45-3:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Catholic Faith and Science, Allentown, Fall 2026
2026-10-10 08:30 - 14:45 (America/New_York) | St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 14833 Kutztown Rd, Kutztown, PA, 19530, United States
Workshop Overview

Join our Workshop staff for a one-day program on the connections between faith and science. Explore ways to help students confront today’s biases towards atheism, relativism, and scientism. Deepen your faith by examining what science shows about the Shroud of Turin, Eucharistic miracles, the age of the universe, and more.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices with your fellow teachers, enjoy catered breakfast and lunch, and engage in both formal and informal discussions.

Registration for the event is being handled by the Diocese of Allentown

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Wonders of Nature
Reflect on various images of creation and discover how they reveal the harmony between faith and reason.

9:45-10:30am

What Students Need to Know to Maintain their Faith in College and Beyond: Scientific Evidence for God, Jesus, and the Eucharist Part 1
Enjoy the first talk by John Coffey, followed by Q & A

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Scientific Evidence for an Intelligent Creator
Engage in interactive activities that will show your students how scientific evidence—from the expansion of the universe, to entropy, to the fine-tuning of physical laws—make belief in God completely reasonable.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

What Students Need to Know to Maintain their Faith in College and Beyond: Scientific Evidence for God, Jesus, and the Eucharist Part 2
Enjoy the second talk by John Coffey, followed by Q & A

1:45-1:55pm

Break

1:55-2:35pm

Exploring Eucharistic Miracles
Participate in memorable hands-on activities so your students will not only be familiar with Eucharistic miracles, but know how science consistently confirms their authenticity.

2:35-2:45pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Teaching with a Catholic Worldview: The Wonders of Math, Denver, Fall 2026
2026-10-14 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Denver) | Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, 3959 E. Iliff Avenue, Denver, CO, 80210, United States
Workshop Overview

Join our Workshop staff for a one-day program on integration the Catholic Faith into the teaching of Mathematics. We will reflect on the intellegibility of creation and explore the beauty, wonder, and order of creation so that we can lead our students to the see the grandeur of God’s plan and design woven into the study of Math.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices with your fellow teachers, enjoy catered breakfast and lunch, and engage in both formal and informal discussions.

Registraion for this event is being handled by the Archdiocese of Denver office of Catholic Schools

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Holy Mass

9:00-9:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:30-9:45am

Program Introduction

9:45-10:15am

The Logos Enters Creation
Examine sacred art to discover how mathematics and beauty are united, and that created world reflects divine harmony.

10:15-11:00am

The Intelligibility of the Universe Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by James Melone.

11:00-11:30am

The Fibonacci numbers and the Golden Spiral
Explore how patterns such as the Fibonacci sequence and the mathematical principles behind great works of art and architecture point to a Creator whose wisdom is reflected in the harmony of all He has made.

11:30-12:15pm

Cabrini Reflection & Adoration (done by Denver OCS)

12:15-12:45pm

Lunch

12:45-1:30pm

The Intelligability of the Universe Part 2
Enjoy the second and final presentation by James Melone

1:30-1:45pm

Break

1:45-2:20pm

Order, Number, and Beauty: Mathematical Principles in Art and Architecture
Why do people often discover and prefer certain mathematical relationships when creating beautiful things? Lead your students to an appreciation of how mathematics reveals order and harmony in creation.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Los Angeles (OLA Region), Fall 2026
2026-10-19 08:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Bishop Conaty-Our Lady of Loretto High School, 2900 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90006, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Los Angeles teachers.

Schedule

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School
Enjoy a presentation by Sr. Johanna, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:05am

Made for More
Reflect on the beauty of God’s design for the human person through various sacred art images.

11:05-11:45am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:45-12:30pm

Holy Mass

12:30pm

Lunch and Dissmisal

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Los Angeles (Santa Barbara Region), Fall 2026
2026-10-26 08:00 - 12:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Santa Clara High School, 2121 Saviers Rd, Oxnard, CA, 93033, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Los Angeles teachers.

Schedule

8:00-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School
Enjoy a presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:05am

Made for More
Reflect on the beauty of God’s design for the human person through various sacred art images.

11:05-11:45am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:45-12:30pm

Holy Mass

12:30pm

Lunch and Dissmisal

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Arlington, Fall 2026
2026-11-06 08:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church, 5222 Sideburn Rd., Fairfax, VA, 22032, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Diocese of Arlington teachers and catechists.

Schedule

8:00-8:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

8:30-8:45am

Program Introduction

8:45-9:15am

Opening Meditation
Reflect on your own journey of discipleship by examining and praying with a story from the Gospels.

9:15-10:00am

Holy Mass

10:00-10:45am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by a Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

10:45-11:00am

Break

11:00-11:45am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:45-12:30pm

Lunch

12:30-1:15pm

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

1:15-1:50pm

Self-Assessment and Collaboration
Identify which of the five marks your school embodies most strongly, and which represents your greatest area for growth. After sharing these reflections in a small group, discuss concrete strategies for supporting one another and strengthening these marks across your school communities.

1:50-2:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools: A Blueprint for Culture and Practice, Omaha, November 2026
2026-11-09 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Bonaventure Catholic Church, 1565 18th Ave, Columbus, NE, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential Vatican document that articulates the Church’s vision for the identity, mission, and educational mandate of Catholic schools. Participants will discover themes such as the role of the teacher, the integration of faith and culture, and the unique partnership between parents and the Church, and leave equipped with practical tools for forming students in truth, virtue, and a living relationship with Christ.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:00-9:15am

Program Introduction

9:15-9:45am

Opening Meditation
Reflect on your own journey of discipleship by examining and praying with a story from the Gospels.

9:45-10:30am

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by a Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

10:30-10:45am

Break

10:45-11:30am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: The 5 Marks and the Kerygma
Identify the key elements of the Gospel message and how to clearly communicate them, in age-appropriate ways, to your students.

11:30-12:15pm

Holy Mass

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School, Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Daryl Hagan, followed by Q & A.

1:45-2:20pm

Self-Assessment and Collaboration
Identify which of the five marks your school embodies most strongly, and which represents your greatest area for growth. After sharing these reflections in a small group, discuss concrete strategies for supporting one another and strengthening these marks across your school communities.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Rooting Our Catechesis in the Gospel, Archdiocese of Omaha, November 13, 2026
2026-11-13 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Wenceslaus School, 15353 Pacific St, Omaha, NE, 68154, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential teachings of Jesus and how you can lead your students to live as disciples of Christ. You will learn how to make the core proclamation of the Gospel, known as the kerygma, active in your own life, and how it can form the basis of your vocation as a teacher.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices, enjoy catered breakfast and lunch, and engage in both formal and informal discussions with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha Teachers.

Registration for this day is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:15am

Holy Mass

9:15-9:45am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:45-10:00am

Program Introduction

10:00-10:30am

The Jesus Elevator Pitch
Can you summarize the key elements of the Gospel message succinctly? This session challenges you to synthesize the core message of the Gospel in 7-10 bullet points or less.

10:30-11:15am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: Kerygmatic Catechesis Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Joan Watson, Followed by Q & A

11:15-11:30am

Break

11:30-12:15pm

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: Kerygmatic Catechesis Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Joan Watson, followed by Q & A.

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

Parables of the Kingdom
Examine a variety of parables and discuss ways to help your students understand their true purpose and how they connect to Jesus' preaching of the kerygma.

1:45-2:20pm

Apples to Kerygma
Discover ways to ensure every doctrine taught relates back to the core Gospel message.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Rooting Our Catechesis in the Gospel, Archdiocese of Omaha, November 23, 2026
2026-11-23 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Bernadette School, 7600 S 42nd St, Bellevue, 68147, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the essential teachings of Jesus and how you can lead your students to live as disciples of Christ. You will learn how to make the core proclamation of the Gospel, known as the kerygma, active in your own life, and how it can form the basis of your vocation as a teacher.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices, enjoy catered breakfast and lunch, and engage in both formal and informal discussions with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha Teachers.

Registration for this day is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:15am

Holy Mass

9:15-9:45am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:45-10:00am

Program Introduction

10:00-10:30am

The Jesus Elevator Pitch
Can you summarize the key elements of the Gospel message succinctly? This session challenges you to synthesize the core message of the Gospel in 7-10 bullet points or less.

10:30-11:15am

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: Kerygmatic Catechesis Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Michael Gormley, Followed by Q & A

11:15-11:30am

Break

11:30-12:15pm

Returning to the Heart of the Matter: Kerygmatic Catechesis Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by Michael Gormley, followed by Q & A.

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

Parables of the Kingdom
Examine a variety of parables and discuss ways to help your students understand their true purpose and how they connect to Jesus' preaching of the kerygma.

1:45-2:20pm

Apples to Kerygma
Discover ways to ensure every doctrine taught relates back to the core Gospel message.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Catholic Classroom Discipline, Omaha, January 2027
2027-01-05 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Holy Trinity Catholic School, 502 S. Broadway, Hartington, 68739, United States
Workshop Overview

The treasures of our Catholic Faith include wisdom for managing a classroom. Learn how St. John Bosco’s Preventive System of Discipline treats every young person with dignity, sees potential for good in them (even the most difficult), and seeks to form them into good Christians and honest citizens through love rather than coercion. Through activities and real-world scenarios, educators will practice applying these principles leave with practical tools for implementing them.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha teachers.

Registraion for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:15am

Holy Mass

9:15-9:45am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:45-10:00am

Program Introduction

10:00-10:30am

Enlightening the Mind, Ennobling the Heart: Stories of St. John Bosco
Receive a vivid introduction to this great saint, brought to life through engaging and inspiring stories that reveal his faith, compassion, and tireless dedication to the young.

10:30-11:15am

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

11:15-11:30am

Break

11:30-12:15pm

From Story to Action: Real-Life Scenarios
Explore real-life scenarios and collaborate in small groups to uncover practical solutions that apply the wisdom of St. John Bosco in meaningful ways.

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by a Deacon Anthony, followed by Q & A.

1:45-2:20pm

Forming the Classroom: Discipline in the Spirit of St. John Bosco
Develop a set of classroom norms that reflect St. John Bosco's preventive system prioritizing reason, religion, and loving-kindness, while fostering an environment where students can flourish both academically and spiritually.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Salvation History: A Story of Love & Mercy, Omaha, January 2027
2027-01-18 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Elementary School, 14330 Eagle Run Dr., Omaha, NE, 68164, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the limitlessness of God’s mercy throughout Salvation History and how you can help your students integrate the corporal and spiritual works of mercy into their lives. You’ll learn how God’s mercy is revealed in His covenants and how they are ultimately fulfilled in and through Jesus Christ.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:00am

Holy Mass

9:00-9:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:30-9:45am

Program Introduction

9:45-10:15am

Sacred Art and Salvation History
Explore the story of Salvation History through various images.

10:15-11:00am

The Story of Salvation: Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by Dr. Daniel Garland, followed by Q & A.

11:00-11:15am

Break

11:15-12:00pm

God Keeps His Promises
Dive into activities designed to bring the covenants of Salvation History to life, helping your students grasp how God has faithfully entered into relationship with His people across time.

12:00-12:45pm

Lunch

12:45-1:30pm

The Story of Salvation Part 2
Enjoy the second talk by Dr. Daniel Garland, followed by Q & A.

1:30-2:20pm

The Saints and Mercy
Explore the lives of the saints and how, by imitating them, we can help our students live out their roles in the story of salvation.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Holy Day, Holy Year, Wilmington, Spring 2027
2027-02-09 08:30 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | St. Joseph on the Brandywine Parish, 10 Old Church Road, Wilmington, DE, 19807, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the roots of the Church’s liturgical year and how you can lead your students to appreciate and live it throughout the year. You’ll explore activities you can implement in your classroom during the seasons of Advent, Lent, as well as Holy Days.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Diocese of Wilmington teachers and catechists.

Schedule

9:00-9:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:30-9:45am

Program Introduction

9:45-10:15am

Walking and Feasting with the Saints
Explore a variety of interactive activities to help engage your students in the various liturgical feasts that take place throughout the school year.

10:15-11:00am

Liviing Liturgically
Enjoy the first presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q&A.

11:00-11:15am

Break

11:15-12:00pm

The Meaning of the Mass
Participate in hands-on activities that will help your students come to see the true meaning of the Mass.

12:05-12:45pm

Holy Mass

12:45-1:30pm

Lunch

1:30-2:15pm

Feasting and Fasting with the Church
Enjoy the second presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q&A.

2:15-2:50pm

Teaching the Liturgical Calendar
Find creative ways to incorporate and teach the liturgical calendar throughout the school year with your students.

2:50-3:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Prayer: A Conversation with God, Archdiocese of Omaha, February 2027
2027-02-12 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Philip Neri School, 8202 N 31st Street, Omaha, NE, 68112, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore the various forms of prayer and how you can lead your students to enter into a more intimate relationship with Our Lord. You’ll also learn the examination of conscience, the importance of silence, and the different ways to pray, including Lectio Divina.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by your Principal.

Schedule

8:30-9:15am

Holy Mass

9:15-9:45am

Check-in and Breakfast

9:45-10:00am

Program Introduction

10:00-10:30am

Praying with Music and Sacred Art
Experience how beauty can draw the heart toward God, enriching both personal devotion and communal prayer.Discover practical ways to incorporate sacred art and music into your classroom, helping students encounter the Lord through creativity, imagination, and reverence.

10:30-11:15am

Prayer: A Surge of the Heart
Enjoy the first presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q & A.

11:15-11:30am

Break

11:30-12:15pm

Speak Lord, Your Servant Is Listening
Enter into a guided lectio divina on the Parable of the Prodigal Son, creating space to encounter the Lord through Scripture, silence, and prayer. You’ll be invited to listen attentively, respond honestly, and enter into a personal dialogue with God.

12:15-1:00pm

Lunch

1:00-1:45pm

The Lord's Prayer
Enjoy the second presentation by a respected Catholic speaker, followed by Q & A.

1:45-2:20pm

Seek and You Will Find; Knock and the Door Will be Opened
Explore the richness of the Church’s many forms of prayer—petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise—by actively entering into each with your fellow participants. Pray with and for one another in small groups, gaining both a deeper experience of these forms and practical confidence in guiding your students to do the same.

2:20-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Created in His Image: Exploring the Theology of the Body, Archdiocese of Omaha, February 2027
2027-02-15 08:30 - 14:30 (America/Chicago) | Gross Catholic High School, 7700 S 43rd St, Bellevue, NE, 68147, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore St. John Paul II’s teachings on the Theology of the Body and how you can lead your students to understand what it means to be made in the image and likeness of God, male and female. You’ll also explore ways to appropriately teach about purity, human sexuality, biological sex, and other topics related to Theology of the Body.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected scholar, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices and enjoy collaboration with your fellow Archdiocese of Omaha teachers.

Registration for this event is being handled by your principal.

Schedule

8:00-8:45am

Holy Mass

8:45-9:15am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:15-9:30am

Program Introduction

9:30-10:15am

Making Visible the Invisible
Engage in hands-on activities that will help your students see the spiritual realities communicated by material creation, including our bodies.

10:15-11:00am

Teaching Theology of the Body to Teens
Enjoy the first of two presentations by Monica Ashour, Followed by Q & A

11:00-11:15am

Break

11:15-12:00pm

Male and Female He Created Them
Engage in hands-on activities that will help students understand more deeply what it means to be created in God’s image, male or female

12:00-12:45pm

Lunch

12:45-1:30pm

Theology of the Body: Responding to Modern Challenges
Enjoy the second presentation by Monica Ashour, followed by Q & A

1:30-2:15pm

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Art Gallery
Learn how you can use works of art depicting the beauty of creation and the human person to enhance your teaching

2:15-2:30pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Catholic Classroom Discipline, Arlington, Spring 2027
2027-02-26 08:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church, 5222 Sideburn Rd., Fairfax, VA, 22032, United States
Workshop Overview

The treasures of our Catholic Faith include wisdom for managing a classroom. Learn how St. John Bosco’s Preventive System of Discipline treats every young person with dignity, sees potential for good in them (even the most difficult), and seeks to form them into good Christians and honest citizens through love rather than coercion. Through activities and real-world scenarios, educators will practice applying these principles leave with practical tools for implementing them.

This workshop blends speaker presentations with interactive sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected speaker, as well as explore and simulate practical strategies to help you and your students grow in the spiritual life. Share best practices and enjoy catered breakfast and lunch with your fellow Diocese of Arlington teachers and catechists.

Schedule

8:00-8:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

8:30-8:45am

Program Introduction

8:45-9:15am

Enlightening the Mind, Ennobling the Heart: Stories of St. John Bosco
Receive a vivid introduction to this great saint, brought to life through engaging and inspiring stories that reveal his faith, compassion, and tireless dedication to the young.

9:15-10:00am

Holy Mass

10:00-10:45am

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 1
Enjoy the first presentation by a respected Catholic Speaker, followed by Q & A.

10:45-11:00am

Break

11:00-11:45am

From Story to Action: Real-Life Scenarios
Explore real-life scenarios and collaborate in small groups to uncover practical solutions that apply the wisdom of St. John Bosco in meaningful ways.

11:45-12:30pm

Lunch

12:30-1:15pm

The Preventive System of St. John Bosco Part 2
Enjoy the second presentation by a respected Catholic Speaker, followed by Q & A.

1:15-1:50pm

Forming the Classroom: Discipline in the Spirit of St. John Bosco
Develop a set of classroom norms that reflect St. John Bosco's preventive system prioritizing reason, religion, and loving-kindness, while fostering an environment where students can flourish both academically and spiritually.

1:50-2:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation

Exploring Catholic Social Teaching, San Diego, Spring 2027
2027-03-13 09:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Our Mother of Confidence, 3131 Governor Dr, San Diego, CA, 92122, United States
Workshop Overview

Explore in-depth the Church’s social teachings and ways you can help your students learn how they are called to serve God and neighbor. You’ll explore topics such as human dignity, the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, just war theory, the proper role of government, the different types of justice, and our call to care for the poor and vulnerable.

This Workshop blends scholar presentations with interactive pedagogical sessions, giving you a chance to explore content with a respected college professor, as well as explore and simulate practical teaching strategies with ready-to-use classroom materials. Share best practices with your fellow teachers, and engage in both formal and informal discussions as we honor you in your vocation.

Schedule

9:00-9:30am

Breakfast and Check-In

9:30-9:45am

Program Introduction

9:45-10:15am

Who Is My Neighbor?
Enter into the Parable of the Good Samaritan and discover its enduring call to love, mercy, and responsibility.

10:15-11:00am

Catholic Social Teaching 101: Charity in Truth, Truth in Charity.
Enjoy the first talk by Dr. Michel Therrien, followed by Q & A

11:00-11:15am

Break

11:15-12:00pm

We Are Our Brother's Keeper: Solidarity
Deepen your understanding of this principle through guided reflection on video clips and key excerpts from Church documents, and explore what it means to embrace our responsibility to one another as members of Christ's Body.

12:00-12:45pm

Holy Mass

12:45-1:30pm

Lunch

1:30-2:15pm

For the Good of Man and the World: The Church’s Vision of an Integral Ecology
Enjoy the second talk by Dr. Michel Therrien, followed by Q & A

2:15-2:50pm

The Saints and Catholic Social Teaching
Participate in an interactive activity that will immerse you in the lives of the Saints and help your students see Catholic Social Teaching lived out in practical ways.

2:50-3:00pm

Additional Resources, Evaluation
