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Disciple of Christ Virtue Tree Video Series

Transformational
tools for educating
the heart and mind

Raised in Grace^® Study Guide Bundle

Contemplative Leadership Course

Raised in Grace^®

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School Starter Kit

Everything you need to get started with Education in Virtue

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Life of Christ Lectio
Divina Journal

Guided meditation on the Gospels

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Virtue Field Guide

Tips for living the virtues

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VirtuQuest Strengths Survey

For discovering your virtues

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Interactive Virtue Tree

Online source for information about each of the virtues

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Catholic SEL

Explains how formation in the virtues is comprehensive social-emotional learning in the Catholic tradition

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Cultivating the Virtues

Video lessons on each virtue for children

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What people are saying

I’m so grateful for this resource. It really helps me teach virtue in a practical
way without the prep!

—Karla | Salt and Light Homeschool

Why does Education in Virtue work? On a practical level, it gives a community a positive common vocabulary for describing human behavior.

— Lincoln Snyder
NCEA President

Leaders of Catholic schools who have been searching for a practical, virtue-based response to the challenges of student discipline need look no further.

—Fr. Steve Mattson
Former Superintendent of Schools, Diocese of Lansing

We are still LOVING the virtue program! It has hit our community in such a positive way and I have already seen so much growth in our students and staff. What a blessing!!

— Tammy Conway
Principal, O’Hara Catholic School, Euguene OR

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What people are saying

I’m so grateful for this resource. It really helps me teach virtue in a practical
way without the prep!

—Karla | Salt and Light Homeschool

Why does Education in Virtue work? On a practical level, it gives a community a positive common vocabulary for describing human behavior.

— Lincoln Snyder | NCEA
President

Leaders of Catholic schools who have been searching for a practical, virtue-based response to the challenges of student discipline need look no further.

—Fr. Steve Mattson | Former
Superintendent of Schools,
Diocese of Lansing

We are still LOVING the virtue program! It has hit our community in such a positive way and I have already seen so much growth in our students and staff. What a blessing!!

— Tammy Conway | Principal,
O’Hara Catholic School,
Euguene OR