Cup of Joe: Fr. Joe Returns to Detroit
In this episode of Cup of Joe, Fr. Joe Carey, CSC and Maggie Cahill talk about Fr. Joe's recent visit to ACE schools in Detroit, including Gesu Catholic School where...
The Hidden Life of Christ the Teacher
“Teaching must just be so rewarding.” “You never know the impact you have. I heard a story about one student who ….” “I love Dead Poets Society!” The perspectives other...
Cup of Joe: Meet our Greatest Fan - Beth Will-Lehman
In this episode of Cup of Joe, Fr. Joe Carey, CSC and Maggie Cahill are joined by the show's greatest fan, Beth Will-Lehman and her son, Tim Will, the ACE...
Cup of Joe: Happy Halloween!
In this spooky episode of Cup of Joe, Fr. Joe Carey, CSC and Maggie Cahill welcome some special guests to the show and indulge in fun conversation about Halloween costumes...
From Increasing Latino Enrollment to Empowering a Community
On 6th Street in North Philadelphia, just across the border from New Jersey, St. Veronica Catholic School is tucked quietly in the middle of a residential block. At first glance...
Forging New Worlds: The Importance of Teaching Students the Galaxy of Grammar
As I glare down through the musty fog, a galaxy of crystals forged in the granite countertop captivates my mind’s eye. Even 15 minutes after I had opened the rusted...
How to Almost Flame Out of ACE but Come to Thrive In It
The well worn cap hangs on the office wall, its navy blue “R” a beacon in a sea of evergreen. “I still have MY REDEMPTORIST WOLVES baseball hat.” Dan Reynolds...
Cup of Joe: Self-Care and Giving Time
In this episode of Cup of Joe, Fr. Joe Carey, CSC and Maggie Cahill discuss the importance of self-care and how when you give time to God, he gives it...
A Support Like No Other
Throughout the years, ACE has had a few sets of siblings come through Teaching Fellows (including Jimmy and Patrick Ryan, who we interviewed last year). Our 30th cohort of ACE...
Not Mother Teresa, Not Pier Giorgio, Just Me ... and Some Ice Cream
I often find myself lost in uncertainty about my future. As a student in Mendoza, it is particularly challenging to open up about this struggle, as students all around me...