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Written by The Compass
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Wednesday, 25 May 2011 15:39 |
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The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), the domestic anti-poverty initiative of the U.S. bishops, is sponsoring the Multi-Media Youth Arts Contest, for youth in grades seven to 12. The contest aims to teach youth about poverty, its causes, and the church's response, then create art to teach others what they have learned. The 2011-2012 contest theme is Put Faith in Action! Uproot Poverty Together. Contest packets for young artists, educators at Catholic schools and parishes, youth ministers, and diocesan staff are available at www.usccb.org/artcontest. The national grand prize winner will be honored at the annual conference sponsored by the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry. |
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Written by The Compass
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Thursday, 31 March 2011 13:11 |
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If you're under 18 and have a story to tell about faith in your life, your community or the wider world then enter the Tony Blair Faith Foundation's global film competition, Faith Shorts. Win a trip to London to see your film premiered at BAFTA and the chance to make a film with a professional crew! |
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Now that school has begun, Compass in the Classroom is inviting Catholic school and parish religious education teachers to submit photos of your class using The Compass. Just e-mail them to us at
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In addition, keep visiting us at this page. We will be posting helpful stories and links that you can use in your classroom. For example, lots of Catholic organizations sponsor writing essays as well as poster and art contests for children. We receive information from around the country about these contests and we will share them with you.
Let us know if there are other ways we can help your experience with Compass in the Classroom! |
The Compass in the Classroom is the award-winning newspaper-in-education program of the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay, offering 25 FREE copies to any parochial school and religious education program in the diocese. The program is used throughout the school year by thousands of parochial school and religious education students. Check with your administrator to see if your school or parish is already registered.
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