Mount Carmel School has once again earned the College Board AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science Principles. Schools honored with the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award have expanded young women’s access to AP computer science courses. Out of the 20,000 institutions that offer AP courses,
The CNMI is observing Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) for the third year in a row. If you are concerned about violence in dating relationships, or if you are a teen currently in such a relationship, remember that you do not deserve to be abused and you are not alone There are local and
Gospel Reflection for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Fr. Sid Ogumoro, Parishes of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and San Jose-Oleai
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Sir 15, 15-20 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Sirach Yanggin malagu’ håo, siña un kumpli i tinagu’ Yu’us siha; fiet håo yanggin un cho’gui i minalago’-ña. Maplånta gi me’nå-mu guåfi yan hånum; istira mo’na i kanai-mu, maseha håfa un atyik. Lina’la’ yan finatai gaigi gi me’nan i taotåo,
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Old age “is not a disease, it’s a privilege,” and Catholic dioceses and parishes miss a huge and growing resource if they ignore their senior members, Pope Francis said. “We must change our pastoral routines to respond to the presence of so many older people in our families and communities,” the
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — If a saint like King David could have been capable of so much sin, what are regular people doing to make sure they can always be attentive and aware of where they are going wrong? Pope Francis asked. “Am I alert? Do I always need someone who tells me the truth,
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — When one is totally in love with the Lord, then poverty, chastity and obedience are not sacrifices, but vehicles of freedom, Pope Francis told consecrated men and women. Celebrating the World Day for Consecrated Life, Pope Francis urged women and men religious to be people of hope, and he asked all
TUCSON, Ariz. (CNS) — The three challenges facing both the U.S. Catholic Church and this country right now are segregation, polarization and resignation, Boston College professor Hosffman Ospino told attendees at the 58th Annual Southwest Liturgical Conference Study Week in Tucson. The keynote address by one of the foremost experts on the growth of the
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Presidents and school officials from Catholic colleges and universities around the country kicked off their four-day meeting in Washington by looking squarely at the challenges they face. The Feb. 1 plenary session for the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities wasted no time in getting right to what’s at stake for these
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The loss of the papal states and the declaration of Rome as the capital of a united Italy 150 years ago was a “providential” event that changed the city and the church, Pope Francis said. Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state, read Pope Francis’ message Feb. 3 at an event
