I Believe In Catholic Education

We all have different ways of how we connect with God. For me, this is by my Catholic Education. I come from a strongly religious family, but what really helped me connect the dots was going to a Catholic school since I was younger. I started my Catholic education when I was going into second grade; my school was a small one, and I liked it that way. Growing up in a Catholic community taught me a lot of things. I’ve learned to put more faith in God, respect others while still valuing what’s important to me, and how to console myself by praying to God everyday and when I need it the most. All of this, thanks to Catholic education. Trusting God is a very important thing. He has given me everyone and everything that I have around me, so it’s

I like to treat others how I want to be treated. Catholic school taught me that respect consists of treating individuals as having characteristic quality, as well as treating them in a manner that permits them to keep up that feeling of worth and prosperity. I know not to control or exploit others. What's more, I don't attempt to tear them down. Treating someone with respect begins with a thought of other individuals' emotions. You want to ask yourself how you'd want to be dealt with in a given circumstance, and try to treat other individuals that way. Treat everybody you know - outsiders in the city, classmates, and relatives - with deference and courtesy. Be respectful to individuals who are not quite the same as you, regardless of the possibility that you don't understand them extremely well. The distinctions among us are what make life intriguing, what's more, you most likely have more in common with those people you find “different”. Even when you don't see eye to eye with a person, be considerate and cooperative. You don't need to cherish everybody you meet, and you definitely don't need to agree, yet you can still treat them how you want to be treated, which is with

He comes to my rescue when I’m lost or need consoling. There is empowerment in praying to God. The Catholic life can't flourish without prayer to God. We have to pray. A way that I've found to reinforce myself in the Lord is to say, in prayer to God, who He is‚ what He has done‚ and what He’s doing. God is demonstrating to me petition to God is a private soul discussion to be adored and known, instead of a profound exchange to be improved. Prayer touches the parts in me that is incomplete, indeterminate, brimming with inquiries and questions. That is the reason prayer is difficult to do. In the past, when I didn't know how to pray, it made me feel embarrassed. But I realized that nothing can isolate me from His adoration. Not even my uncertainty. He'll never become weary of me. Some of the time, the best prayer to God we can experience is God's comprehension and true love. His being. When I don’t know where to start, He will show me the way to go. He would never forget me. He loves every one of his children, and we should know