A Comprehensive Approach to Character Building in Catholic Schools

Thomas Lickona

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Values and Moral Education Education and Character Development

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The overall goal of Catholic education is to help students achieve a transformation in Christ. Integral to this transformation is development of the natural moral virtues and spiritual/supernatural virtues. Schools need to implement a comprehensive character-building program which focuses on twelve components, such as caring classroom communities, prayer, and moral discipline.

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