Empowering Our Sisters and Brothers with Knowledge
Sister Conrada Schneider teaches math at Regina High School in Norwood, Ohio, in the 1960's
Centuries ago, Sir Francis Bacon coined a familiar phrase: “Knowledge is power.” In our modern world, these words ring truer than ever before. Education is a gateway to opportunity and self-sufficiency. It has the power to lift people out of poverty, to foster understanding among cultures, and to inspire innovation that leads to new technologies and processes that improve lives around the world. We believe that educating our sisters and brothers — young and old — is integral to making the world a better place by easing suffering and helping the less fortunate find their voice; delivering on the Eucharist promise for a new life. Our sisters carry out our education ministry on the frontlines of education in inner cities, rural areas, public and private primary and secondary schools, and even in prestigious universities and research institutions.
Sister Anne Schulz carries on C.PP.S.’ vision of education ministry at Mother Theresa Elementary School in Monroe, Ohio
Education Ministries
- Catechetical leadership
- Liturgical education
- School for Mayan women
- Teaching
- Administration
- Tutoring
- Brunner Literacy Center: website; Literacy Center launched in Trotwood; Literacy Center Wins Award; Bulletin Article; Celebrates first G.E.D. Graduate
- Sister Ruth Ann's behind-the-scenes ministry
- Interview with Sister Karen Elliott published in Management Monthly, Newsletter for Educators, October 2011
- Sister Karen Elliott shares her experience in India

