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Superintendent's Blog
The season of Lent 2012 has been a serious time to focus on prayer, self-sacrifice, and charity within the 119 Catholic elementary and secondary schools of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
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School after school throughout our Archdiocese is implementing specific approaches bullying, with “No Bully Zone” reminders visible throughout classrooms, hallways, cafeterias, gyms, and other public spaces.
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As we celebrate this Memorial Day and the end of the school year, men and women whose similar, silent greatness, demonstrated through service and sacrifice, are the focus of our special attention as Catholic school educators.
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Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee have historically been committed to educating students about global issues and, specifically, to furthering the mission of the Church in countries other than our own.
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On Sunday, January 22, we commemorate the 39th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, Roe v. Wade, that legalized abortion in the United States.
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As Catholic school educators committed to fulfilling Christ’s command to “teach all nations” through the students entrusted to our care, we celebrate this Feast by renewing our efforts to be ministers of hospitality and advocates for truth.
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Recently, I had the privilege of participating in the annual meeting of the Chief Administrators of Catholic Education (CACE). My summary statement to our Office for Schools staff upon my return was simply, “I’m so grateful to be where I am. I wouldn’t want to be a Catholic school leader anywhere else.”
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No matter the school location or grade level, there is indeed an energy, an eagerness, and a freshness to this time of late summer that hold rare experiences of hope and promise for students, parents, and educators alike.
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In reflecting on the major challenges and blessings of this past year, I’ve discovered, perhaps not surprisingly, that the following ten challenges for our Archdiocesan schools are also, in many individual cases, our major blessings.
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Catholic schools exude a Catholic ethos and culture. In them, at every level, the Church’s sacramental life is faithfully explained and richly experienced.
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Catholic Schools participate in each phase of the Lenten journey. School community members are challenged to understand their responsibility to make a difference in society, not just to “feel good about themselves,” but as a response to the Gospel call to teach—and live--as Jesus did.
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