What Makes a School Catholic?
- ISBN-10
- 1558331026
- ISBN-13
- 9781558331020
- Category
- Catholic schools
- Pages
- 47
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1991-01-01
- Publisher
- National Catholic Education Assn
- Author
- Francis D. Kelly
Description
This monograph includes six papers presented at a meeting sponsored by the Departments of Religious Education and Secondary Schools of the National Catholic Education Association. The papers include: (1) "What Makes a School Catholic?" (William J. O'Malley); (2) "Catholicity: A Tradition of Contemplation" (Thomas Keating); (3) "Catholic Identity and the Church" (James Heft); (4) "Building a Religion Curriculum" (Thomas Zanzig); (5) "Facilitating Student's Self Image" (Mark Link); and (6) "Justice and Peace: Constitutive Elements of Catholicity" (Loretta Carey). (KM)
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