Tag: Catholic education
Catholic moral schools set standard for values-based education in Thailand
Schools highlight values-based education through “Morality Market,” honoring model institutions and fostering interfaith collaboration
Japan Catholic educators urged to ‘live’ values as spiritual capital takes...
Educators and scholars in Japan explore faith, dialogue, and diversity, affirming Catholic education’s lasting impact on society
Philippine bishops turn to digital generation to expose corruption, demand justice
Philippine bishops urge youth to confront corruption, with Catholic educators backing calls for integrity, vigilance, and reform
Catholic universities warn of widening rift amid Jakarta protests over corruption,...
Catholic universities urge dialogue and democratic reforms as Jakarta protests over corruption and police violence intensify nationwide
Catholic values seen as guiding light for future of health education
Catholic educators in Thailand highlight compassion, ethics, and faith as essential values shaping the future of healthcare
Thailand’s next government must prioritize education reform, Catholic educator says
Thai Catholic educator urges government to prioritize education reform grounded in dignity, equity, dialogue, and Catholic values
Saint Francis University integrates Caritas Bianchi College as new academic school...
Saint Francis University marks a “landmark” as Caritas Bianchi College formally becomes one of its academic schools.
Singapore Catholic students renew faith during Jubilee of Youth with historic...
Catholic youth in Singapore deepened their faith through pilgrimages, prayer, and personal commitments during Jubilee celebrations
Nuncio urges Thai Catholic schools to uphold identity, serve as ‘places...
Catholic schools in Thailand challenged to strengthen identity, inspire hope, and shape students in faith, character, service, and unity
Forming minds and hearts: Catholic school in Indonesia upholds vision of...
CSA-run school in Yogyakarta celebrates graduation, highlighting students’ character growth, diversity, and strong family-school bonds
















