In the daily battle of Catholic education it’s easy to get lost in the grind. Assessments, assemblies, deadlines and detentions can quickly conspire to make you wonder why you turned down that job in the circus! As you make your way through each day here are five simple ideas to keep you going.
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In this week’s episode we hear from Vancouver Catholic school teacher and Catholic education consultant, Rose Pillay. Rose shares her experienced insights into the role of vocation of teachers in Catholic schools, alongside the importance and purpose of Catholic education. In addition to this,
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In this week’s episode, we hear from Dr. Paul Morrissey, President of Campion College in Sydney, about focusing education on teaching the Good, the True and the Beautiful. In this awesome conversation, Dr. Paul explains how he discerned his vocation as well as how he prioritises his faith in his profession.
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This week on the Catholic Teacher Podcast, we hear from Dr. Greg Bottaro on the topic of Catholic Mindfulness. Dr Greg explains how Catholics can use the techniques of mindfulness, that is of being aware of the present moment without judgement or criticism,
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This week, we hear from Justin McClain, teacher of Theology at Bishop McNamara High School in Forrestville, Maryland, on owning the faith identity as a Catholic teacher. Justin speaks on how important the interior, spiritual life must be to the Catholic teacher and how they can display this faith to their students.
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This week we speak to Mark O’Farell, who is the principal at McAuley Catholic College in Grafton, NSW, about what he learned from his pilgrimage to the Holy Land and Rome. We’ll also hear how Mark has attempted to incorporate pilgrimage into his daily life and how it reaffirms his vocation as a Catholic teacher and a faith leader.
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Going Deeper is a weekly online staff formation formation program in Catholic identity and Catholic teaching on education. It inspires, educates and challenges every Catholic teacher to deepen in their personal faith and knowledge of Catholic teaching so they can fulfil their noble vocation within the great mission of Catholic education.
