What do you think needs to be done to improve Catholic education and instruction? I’m noticing that converts to catholicism are typically much more devout and traditional than those born into the faith, and it seems to me like the reason is because of sub-standard instruction and education throughout their life.

patron-saint-of-smart-asses:

patron-saint-of-smart-asses:

I personally can’t comment too much on this, since I am not too well informed on what *exactly* is the problem. I do know that there are poor instructors who teach watered down morals and such, but that’s about it. My own response is to simply homeschool my kids and have them interact with local faithful through co-ops and church groups.

#from my pov as a religious education instructor we need better teaching materials#some of the stuff I’ve seen in the book I’m *supposed* to use#few of us actually follow the book#is borderline heresy#and barely goes into the topics at all#they had three pages on the Mass#and most of it was the drawings in the book#I’ve been borrowing soooo much from Seton to help flesh it out more