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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025

#12414 The Future of Catholic Education w/ Dr. Darin Lovelace - Darin Lovelace

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“The Future of Catholic Education” This episode explores the vital role of parents in their children’s education, especially in Catholic schools. We also tackle concerns about the fairness of classical education in Catholic versus public schools, and how to advocate for a strong Catholic curriculum amidst changing educational standards. Join the Catholic Answers Live Club Newsletter Invite our apologists to speak at your parish! Visit Catholicanswersspeakers.com Questions Covered: 19:01 – I’m in my second year of teaching at a Catholic school. What does it mean that parents are the primary educators of their children when they outsource their education to us, especially as the kids get older? 25:00 – Isn’t it unfair for only Catholic schools to have classical education while public schools suffer with literacy rate plummet? 30:44 – My kids go to Catholic school. The new curriculum is bad. How do I advocate for a good Catholic curriculum? 35:56 – Why do Catholic schools allow people who oppose Church teaching to speak at their schools? 43:06 – Are there checks and balances in making sure that what’s being taught in the classroom is in line with Church teaching?

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