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Good News
Celebration Honoring CUA-Grad Archbishop Sheen to Draw Students Closer to the Saints
Oakland Bishop Issues Updated Contracts; Teachers Must Act in Accord with Catholic Teachings
Archbishop Cordileone a ‘True Shepherd of Catholic Schools’
Canadian Christian Law School Wins Crucial Religious Freedom Victory, But Opposition Remains
Christendom College Building ‘True Community’ with First Friday Adoration
CUA, Washington Archdiocese Join USCCB Urging Congress to Protect Religious Freedom
Bad News
Students Encouraged to Bring Same-Sex Dates to ‘Rainbow Prom’ at Santa Clara University
Hypnotism Poses Real Dangers, despite Popularity on College Campuses
Exemption from HHS Mandate Reversed for Christian College, Catholic Dioceses
Most Catholic Colleges Hosting ‘V-Monologues’ in 2015 are Jesuit Institutions
Good or Bad? Depends on the Results
Catholic Colleges Must Motivate Alumni to Stand for Religious Freedom
Saint Louis University Dialogues with Students Opposed to Pro-Traditional Marriage Event
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I applaud the introduction of teacher contracts in the Catholic School System in the cities mentioned, and I hope the concept of the teacher contract spreads to other cities across the United States, including the Diocese of Rochester. I think it is important that teachers live a life inside and outside of work which upholds Catholic moral teaching, and encompasses an attitude of Christian love and charity.I think somewhere in that contract should state a teacher be willing to pray in the course of a school day and attend any religious activities.