Hi! i just got from mass, yes mass on a tuesday, i was one of the 43.900 childrens that was raised in a catholic school!
Oh that's nice, how was it being raised in a catholic school?
It was really nice, being a part of the evangelization of the church it made school expierence deeper! did you study in a chatholic school?
I did not study in a catholic school but I knew some people who did. I imagine there was a lot of focus on tradition.
Yes tradition, respect, all of it, you must know a lot of people that went to catholic school since it is the largest non-governamental school system in the world!
Yes I knew quite a lot. I know there is many catholic schools in Europe, I used to have some friends from there who were raised in them.
Yes of course! Europe has a lot to do with the spread of the Catholic communities acrros the world, thanks to the irish.
Oh really, was it Irish who started them?
congregations which established schools, hospitals, orphanages, reformatories, and workhouses.
Traditionally, Catholic schools originated as single sex schools. Catholic schools were previously required to depend on school fees and endowments. Endowments dropped off sharply causing fees to rise. This prevented some students from enrolling due to their inability to pay.
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Catholic schools are distinct from their public school counterparts in focusing on the development of individuals as practitioners of the Catholic faith. The leaders, teachers and students are required to focus on four fundamental
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