The Teaching of Cura Personalis Includes Caring for the Impoverished
By Teresa Ruiz The following article is from a high school senior who read our lesson on St. Ignatius and cura personalis (care for the…
By Teresa Ruiz The following article is from a high school senior who read our lesson on St. Ignatius and cura personalis (care for the…
By Susan Ciancio Respect Life Month is an exciting time of year! It’s a month to show—through a myriad of ways—that all human beings are…
By Susan Ciancio Throughout Respect Life Month (October)—a month dedicated to celebrating God’s gift of every human being—the Culture of Life Studies Program does something…
By Susan Ciancio October is Respect Life Month—a month to focus on respect for the vulnerable, for the elderly, and for those with disabilities. It’s…
By Susan Ciancio Today we celebrate the feast of a woman who cared for the poor and the sick, similar to St. Teresa of Calcutta.…
By Susan Ciancio In a just-released pastoral letter, Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, wrote about the importance of a Catholic education, saying it should…
By Susan Ciancio This week we celebrate the feast of St. Monica and her son, St. Augustine. For nearly 20 years, St. Monica prayed that…
By Susan Ciancio Are you a parent, grandparent, or teacher who’s concerned about secular education today? Do you worry that your children or students are…
By Susan Ciancio American Life League’s Culture of Life Studies Program is a Catholic pro-life educational program for students in preschool through high school. Our lessons cover…
By Susan Ciancio August is National Family Fun Month—a time to put aside work, phones, tablets, and other devices and have fun with your family.…
By Susan Ciancio On July 31, we celebrated the feast of a man whose life drastically changed after he was struck by a cannonball. St.…
By Susan Ciancio Election season will soon be upon us, and now in the time leading up to that pivotal point in our year—and in…