Alive in Christ 2018 | Abp. Carlson calls on all to support Catholic education
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Promoting the mission of strengthening Catholic schools, Archbishop Robert J. Carlson unveiled a framework for a pastoral plan for Catholic education March 24 at the Mission Advancement Summit at Rosati-Kain High School in the Central West End.
“We must keep our schools Catholic,” Archbishop Carlson wrote in his pastoral letter. “We must grow them. And they must be financially sound and able to assist those in need.”
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