Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!
Perhaps some of us will wonder, “Why?
Why should I send my children to Catholic schools and not
public schools?" I believe the following points can shed some light on the subject.
The first point, when students are educated at a Catholic school, they will feel more comfortable and free when living and talking about their beliefs without fear of being ridiculed. At the same time, through attending and receiving the Sacraments, the children are nourished by the grace of God to become citizens who are models of society, and as holy Christians, full of the loving charity of the Church.
The Second point, teachers in Catholic schools, often consider their educational work as a gift or "calling" rather than purely a regular job. That is why teachers and staff are so devoted in the mission of educating young people and thereby help achieve success for all. The learning opportunites that Catholic school students have often let's them achieve great things in their future.
Third, the Catholic schools place great importance on discipline, so students are trained to live more respectfully while at school, at home, and in the community. At the same time, thanks to learning the value of a disciplined life, children are encouraged to be better people , as well as strong enough in character to overcome the temptations of bad habits in today's materialistic society. The fourth point, Catholic schoolteachers have a deep interest in educating each individual student, meeting them at their level and helping them grow. Thanks to that, the rise in progress for each child's level of knowledge, dignity and behavior is amazing. Hope the above points can help us find answers to the question about the value of a Catholic education.
Sincerely,
Rev Thanh Van Nguyen