St. Joseph Mission School was filled with something more powerful than a textbook lesson: the voices, memories, and stories of our elders.

Summer provided opportunities for continued learning, relationship-building, service, and preparation for 2026-2027.

On Monday, August 17, 2026, St. Mary Catholic School started the 2026-2027 school year full of excitement.

We held an event on May 30, 2026 entitled “ Social Justice Through the Arts. The presentation was done through art, music and drama.

Support from the Black and Indian Mission Office helps make opportunities like this possible.

The American Indian Catholic Outreach attended the Shawnee/ Tecumseh Indian Education Pow Wow.

The Diocese of Beaumont will continue to use the generous grant funding to continue disseminating the Gospel Message to all of those in our community.

The Loyola School, a Jesuit Catholic school serving predominantly African American children in Baltimore City, celebrated a historic milestone.

We kicked off the program for students during an energy-filled assembly and are excited about that will occur throughout the year!

The halls of Saint James Catholic School are once again filled with laughter, smiles, conversation, and the joyful energy of students and staff.

After a long summer break, students across the Diocese of Stockton are all smiles as they head back to class.

The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux joyfully hosted its annual St. Kateri Tekakwitha Mass at Holy Family Catholic Church in Dulac, LA.

The Institute for Black Catholic Studies continued its 46-year mission of preserving the cultural traditions of Black Catholicism.

Although we are well into the summer vacation at the school, life is as busy as ever around the campus.

The measure of our success has come to light in a series of ways as our graduation ceremony concludes and the students depart for summer.

Going out to experience something new, school for the first time was like being at home with familiar faces there to meet and greet them.

Maȟpíya Lúta embraces Lakȟota and Jesuit Catholic values to foster community growth through spiritual formation, art, and culture.

"No Ways Tired", was this year's theme for the Twenty-Second annual Archbishop Lyke Conference held in Greenville, South Carolina.

Special thanks to Toni Banks and her years of service as the Youth Leader for St Benedict the Moor Catholic Church.

Bishop Kopacz offered attendees an encouraging update on the cause for canonization of the Foundation’s namesake, Sister Thea Bowman.

Here are a few reasons why enrolling in St. Philomene Dual Language Catholic School is a transformative educational experience.

Our month of April and May was full of happiness and faith. Our students, elementary and high school, received their sacraments.

Operation Good News (OGN) sponsored a 3-day weekend retreat beginning on May 29, 2026.

I share what a blessing this ministry has been for the multi-tribal Native and non-Native members who live, work, and worship with us.

A tuition-free Jesuit middle school serving boys from underserved neighborhoods in the Baltimore, MD area