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Wodon, Quentin – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2023
According to Church statistics, 6.9 million children were enrolled in Catholic primary and secondary schools in Europe. Enrolment has remained relatively stable over the last 40 years in comparison to other regions of the world, contributing to education pluralism. This may be in part because in many countries, Catholic and private schools benefit…
Descriptors: Catholics, Catholic Schools, Catholic Educators, Religious Education
Jackson, N. Claire; Klotz, Sarah – Composition Forum, 2023
Despite a rapid growth in student interest, the Rhetoric and Composition minor at the College of the Holy Cross faces staffing challenges due to its placement in an interdisciplinary center but reliance on faculty lines in English. In an attempt to address these challenges, we sought to develop a new gateway course to the minor that was deeply…
Descriptors: Rhetoric, Writing (Composition), Religious Colleges, Catholic Schools
Deirdre Raftery; Catriona Delaney – Irish Educational Studies, 2024
This article discusses oral history sources that give insight into how a specific group of teaching sisters (also known as nuns or women religious) reflect on their primary identity as vowed women, and their professional identity as teachers. Their identity was bound up with the fact that they had taken religious vows, and entered a congregation…
Descriptors: Nuns, Catholic Educators, Religious Education, Educational History
Christopher Hurst – Journal of Religious Education, 2024
Catholic schools, in order to be Catholic, lay claim to a particular sense of what these schools are and what they are not; that is, they claim Catholic school identity. Organizations such as Catholic schools have a strong identity if these claims are central to their core mission, distinct from the claims of other organizations, and consistent…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Institutional Characteristics, Principals, School Administration
Lydon, John; Briody, James G. – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2023
This article will focus on the perennial impact of the Salesian education vision in in Salesian schools in the UK. Following an introduction outlining the history of the Salesian presence in the UK, the Salesian education vision will be explored, focused on its classical characteristics, reason, religion and loving kindness. The decline in the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Catholics, Religious Education, Catholic Schools
Whittle, Sean – Journal of Religious Education, 2021
It is still surprisingly common to hear advocates of Catholic education refer to 'Catholic' Religious Education. This article will identify the issues bound up with the concept of 'Catholic Religious Education'. It will be argued that at the very least using this concept is akin to a category mistake, and at worst it skews our understanding of…
Descriptors: Religious Education, Catholic Schools, Catholics, Classification
Holtschneider, Dennis H. – Journal of Catholic Higher Education, 2021
Imparting the rich heritage of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition to students begins with first inviting them on a journey into the world of ideas -- but how can educators effectively coax students to embark on such a voyage? Working from the understanding that students arrive on campus curious and questioning, the author suggests a number of…
Descriptors: Catholics, Catholic Schools, Intellectual Development, Student Interests
Moog, François – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2023
Because it has experienced a process of secularisation for more than three centuries, France can be considered as a laboratory of the relevance of faith in a society for which it is no longer the cultural matrix. By showing how the central question of secularisation is in fact that of the relationship between faith and culture, this article…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Religious Education, Religious Factors, Cultural Pluralism
Hannah L. Herriott; Neftali R. Del Rio; Daniel P. Justin – Anatomical Sciences Education, 2024
"Is there room for spirituality and reflection in gross anatomy?" While Jesuit institutions have incorporated contemplation and reflection into their curricula for centuries; the integration of reflective practices into the gross anatomy curriculum has gained traction in recent years. Additionally, more emphasis has been placed on…
Descriptors: Religious Factors, Religion, Reflection, Anatomy
Richard Rymarz – Cogent Education, 2024
This paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on the rationale and purpose of religious education (RE) in Catholic schools. RE in Australian Catholic schools has always been a feature of the curriculum and the expectation is that all students take part in this. Several salient features of contemporary culture that impact on faith-based schools…
Descriptors: Religious Education, Catholic Schools, Curriculum Design, Competition
Patriarca, Giovanni; Valentini, Diana M. – International Journal of Educational Reform, 2020
Faith-based education has played a major role worldwide. In its schools, vocational centers, and universities, Catholic education tends to form an integral human person though the holistic synthesis of faith, culture, and life. Such an interrelated commitment highlights a global responsibility for the common good and a sustainable future, sharing…
Descriptors: Catholic Schools, Religious Education, Catholics, Sustainable Development
Valerie Labun Christian; Mary Garlington Trefry – Management Teaching Review, 2024
As educators, we seek engaging ways to demonstrate how crucial leadership is to advancing organizational success. This exercise uniquely emphasizes how much leaders may learn from their predecessors in the same role. Participants explore leadership by researching two former Bishops of Rome--John Paul II and Benedict XVI--and the incumbent pontiff,…
Descriptors: Leadership Responsibility, Catholics, Individual Characteristics, Leadership Styles
Beata Bilicka; Elzbieta Osewska; Józef Stala – British Journal of Religious Education, 2024
The period of the coronavirus pandemic (SARS-CoV-2), which hit Poland in early March 2020, has become a great challenge for the whole education sector. The limitations in the functioning of schools, imposed on all teachers, including RE teachers, created the immediate need to adapt to new conditions and start remote teaching. Some of these…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Religious Education, COVID-19, Pandemics
Rasiah, Jeyaraj – International Studies in Catholic Education, 2020
This article traces the circumstances of the return and beginnings of the Jesuits to Lahore, Pakistan after centuries of absence, to the establishment of the Jesuit Schools. Given the Socio-economic condition of Christians in Pakistan, and the proliferation and status of 'Private Schools' on the one hand and the low standard of the Public Schools…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Catholic Schools, Economically Disadvantaged, Intergroup Relations
Rumayor, Miguel; Rodríguez-Pazos, Gabriel; Fernández-Castiella, José – Religious Education, 2023
This paper takes up concepts from John Henry Newman's work to support contemporary educational personalism. Newman's ideas are developed in light of his sharp critique of the pragmatic educational model. This essay focuses on the transcendence assigned to the theological and philosophical foundations of Newman's pedagogical ideas, as well as on…
Descriptors: Christianity, Religious Education, Teaching Methods, Criticism