Using an Anti-racist Lens
by Jane Hall-Williams Jane Hall-Williams is the CCTheo staffer who designs and manages our emails, virtual flyers, website pages, and appeals. Growing up in the DC area in the 1990s,
by Jane Hall-Williams Jane Hall-Williams is the CCTheo staffer who designs and manages our emails, virtual flyers, website pages, and appeals. Growing up in the DC area in the 1990s,
by Georganne McAdams The day I offered the Found Sheep presentation, just one newly minted 3-year-old parish member was able to join me. Cordelia comes to the atrium once a
by Jodi-beth McCain During two consecutive beautiful fall days, I met outdoors with different groups of six and seven year old children to consider together the history of the Kingdom
by Pam Leskowyak It was the last day of school, and I walking with my dad, preparing to leave. Suddenly, he paused, looked at me intently and said, “Son you’re
by Mary Roney Our beautiful, large Roman Catholic church is a jewel in an area of Baltimore city that has been neglected in revitalization efforts. The good people of that neighborhood are
by Elizabeth Vice One of my atrium guides made the most arresting comment the other day. She said when BIPOC folks (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) come into the atrium
by Annette Witte Our family has been on an intentional anti-racism journey since the murder of George Floyd in May of 2020. Our process has been to “look deeply” into
by Catherine Maresca (Note, Anna Guida passed away in December, 2021 after many years of serving children as a Montessori guide and catechist.) In 1984, Sofia was offering a Level
by Catherine Maresca Racism reared its ugly head in America in 2014. While our first hope is that it does not exist in our atriums and work with children, its
by Kristi Medley This is a copy of an email sent to parents by Kristi Medley, CCT Board Member and Director of Education at Christian Family Montessori School (CFMS). We hope that