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Charism: A Living Expression of Catholic Education - Catholic Outlook

The word charism can sometimes sound like a distinctly Catholic theological term, reserved for religious congregations, saints or Church documents. Yet, at its heart, a charism is something deeply...

How can we help keep teachers happy in their jobs?

Catholic higher education has an indispensable moment

"The darkness of post-modernity, post-liberalism and AI overreach require a vibrant Catholicism, one that engages the culture but is not complicit with the culture," Michael Sean Winters writes.

‘Mission renewal’ starts with priests, Catholic education, says archbishop in pastoral letter

In his pastoral letter, Archbishop Sample pointed to what he called a

The leadership readiness gap: Why succession planning isn’t enough

The challenge isn’t that organizations lack talent. It’s that we’ve become very good at identifying potential and much less intentional about developing readiness.

Pope Leo’s educational initiative

“The teaching of our young people has been given into our care”

Board priorities: moving from what to how

This article examines how boards can address governance priorities in a world of constant change. Read the full report.

Council Post: Coaches Share Simple Leadership Actions They’ve Seen Build Trust

Rather than overhauling your style, it just takes small, consistent actions that show positive assumptions about team members to elevate their performance.

Catholic education is ‘an act of hope’ that proclaims Christ’s love, says Bishop Fernandes

(OSV News) — Catholic education is “an act of hope” that demands a holistic commitment from parents, clergy and teachers to form children in the truth of Christ’s love, said…

Why organisations need to help managers become bridge builders

It's not just managers who need developing. It's the leaders whose decisions they're left to translate. Georgina Wark explores why leadership training needs to reach the top, not stop in the middle,...

Education is about more than test results. But how do we tell if it’s working?

Is there a way to measure a student’s overall flourishing as a human person?

Why it pays to nurture middle leaders | School Management Plus

Middle leadership is a distinct professional role requiring tailored support, writes Christina Astin

Catholic liberal education conference gathers educators worldwide in Columbus - The Catholic Times

The diocese welcomed more than 550 educators to downtown Columbus for the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE)’s 14th annual National Conference this year. Attendees traveled from as far...

Why Leadership Development Matters More During Uncertainty

A growing challenge for government agencies is how to prepare leaders to guide teams through uncertainty while maintaining trust, engagement, and performance.

How Governance Best Practices Can Help Companies Avoid A Crisis

An effective way to help mitigate or prevent a corporate crisis id to create and follow governance policies, procedures, and protocols.

Four Key Insights from Magnifica Humanitas

St. Augustine uses the image of two cities to define the central conflict that runs throughout history between the self-love that constitutes the City of Man and the divine love that forms the City...

The Psychology Behind Effective Leadership

The strategies that once fueled success can become barriers to future growth. Here's why leaders often struggle to see it.