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1. www.catholicculture.org › commentary › vatican-ii-onVatican II on Christian Education - Catholic Culture

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   Jul 14, 2010 · The Second Vatican Council’s ninth document was the Declaration on Christian Education (Gravissimum Educationis), issued on October 25, 1965. It is one of the shorter documents of the ...

   • Vatican II on Non-Christian Religions

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   • The Solipsist's Catechism

     The lengthy piece is entitled “What I Believe,” and for most...

   • Vatican II on Priestly Training

     The norms of Christian education are to be “religiously...

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2. www.vatican.va › roman_curia › congregationsEducating Today and Tomorrow: A Renewing Passion ... - Vatican

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   Apr 7, 2014 · At the root of Catholic education is our Christian spiritual heritage, which is part of a constant dialogue with the cultural heritage and the conquests of science; Catholic schools and universities are educational communities where learning thrives on the integration between research, thinking and life experience. 1. Building an Educational ...

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4. catholiceducation.org › en › educationThe Purpose of Catholic Education and the Role of the State

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   The Purpose of Catholic Education and the Role of the State. Catholic educational institutions should have three goals in order to be able to fulfil their primary mission to allow students to “encounter the living God who in Jesus Christ reveals his transforming love and truth” (Pope Benedict XVI). Christiaan Alting von Geusau & Philip Booth.

5. www.vatican.va › roman_curia › congregationsTHE CATHOLIC SCHOOL - Vatican

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   The Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education is aware of the serious problems which are an integral part of Christian education in a pluralistic society. It regards as a prime duty, therefore, the focusing of any attention on the nature and distinctive characteristics of school which would present itself as Catholic.

6. www.catholicnewsagency.com › column › 53586Back to School: The Catholic Philosophy of Education

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   Aug 10, 2016 · Aug 10, 2016. "It's back to school," the many ads remind us. The noble work of education will soon begin anew. The word, educate, from the Latin educere, means to lead out of. Educators worthy of ...

7. cardinalnewmansociety.org › wp-content › uploadsPrinciples of Catholic Identity in Education

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   Catholic education is an expression of the Church’s mission of salvation and an instrument of evangelization:1 to make disciples of Christ and to teach them to observe all that He has command-ed.2 Through Catholic education, students encounter God, “who in Jesus Christ reveals His transforming love and truth.”3 Christ is

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   Why is Catholic education important?

   • At the root of Catholic education is our Christian spiritual heritage, which is part of a constant dialogue with the cultural heritage and the conquests of science; Catholic schools and universities are educational communities where learning thrives on the integration between research, thinking and life experience. 1.

   Educating Today and Tomorrow: A Renewing Passion ... - Vatican

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   What are the principles of Catholic education?

   • At their core, the Principles reflect the beauty and the breadth of the Vatican documents on Catholic education. The Church’s vision for Catholic education is rooted in her vision for humanity, raised to sainthood in Christ. In other words, students should develop a love for truth, a desire to know God’s creation, and virtue.

   Principles of Catholic Identity in Education - Cardinal Newman Society

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   What does the Sacred Congregation for Catholic education say about education?

   • 90. A little more than ten years after the end of the Second Vatican Council the Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education repeats the final exhortation of the Declaration on Christian Education to the priests, religious and lay people who fulfil their mission in the Catholic school. It reads.

   THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL - Vatican

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   Do Catholic schools provide a Catholic education?

   • Therefore, it is necessary for every educational apostolate of Christian inspiration to obtain concrete recognition on the part of the competent ecclesiastical authority. In this way, the faithful are guaranteed that the school of their choice provides a Catholic education (cf. canons 794 § 2; 800 § 2 CIC and canons 628 § 2; 631 § 1 CCEO).

   Instruction "The Identity of the Catholic School for a Culture of

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   What is the philosophy of Catholic education?

   • The philosophy of Catholic education integrates several aspects of the faith into the curriculum in age-appropriate ways. It includes: Biblical tradition, Early Christian Church and its heresies and their results, Spirituality and prayer, Liturgy, Doctrine, and Ecumenism: a study of the world religions and the Third World.

   Back to School: The Catholic Philosophy of Education - Catholic News A…

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   What makes a school a Catholic school?

   • “The fact that in their own individual ways all members of the school community share this Christian vision, makes the school ‘Catholic’; principles of the Gospel in this manner become the educational norms since the school then has them as its internal motivation and final goal” . 39.

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9. www.vatican.va › roman_curia › congregationsTHE IDENTITY OF THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL - Vatican

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   Jan 25, 2022 · The Congregation for Catholic Education expresses its deep gratitude for the solicitude and efforts of those involved in educational institutions and hopes that the Catholic identity profile of the educational plan will contribute to the creation of a global compact on education to “rekindle our dedication for and with young people, renewing our passion for a more open and inclusive ...