A bulleted list of “impressive statistics” about Catholic education compiled for the 1991 National Congress on Catholic Schools for the 21st Century.

Prologue to the National Congress on Catholic Schools for the Twenty-first Century

The document consists of a side-by-side comparison of the present constitution with the suggested changes.

9-page booklet written by the Rev. David J. Rieder, the Superintendent of Education in the Diocese of St. Cloud, discussing the shift from Catholics' compulsory to voluntary attendance at Catholic schools.

A short article written by Sister Barbara Davis, S.C., one of ten delegates working on the Catholic identity theme at the 1991 National Congress on Catholic Schools.

Presented at the 1949 NCEA Convention, this article by Sister M. Madeleva, C.S.C., is based on a hypothetical high school graduate poised to enter religious life: Lucy Young. In it, Sister Madeleva argues for better professional training of…

A page from the April 1992 issue of Momentum magazine discussing the first of five themes from the National Congress on Catholic Schools.