Born in France in 1651 and considered the founder of Catholic schools, John Baptist de La Salle is the patron saint of teachers and principals. Through his generous spirit and acts, he made education accessible to the young, poor and marginalized. Today, his Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools carries on his legacy.
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by Colleen Swaim Following Christ isn't always easy. You need faith, courage, patience, and love. Colleen Swaim looks at eight young souls who became saints for the against-the-current, selfless heroism...
Become a Voice for the Voiceless You don’t know how it happens, but suddenly you are involved in a debate about abortion. You know that every life is sacred and...