When a group of concerned parishioners at St. Jerome Parish in Hyattsville, Maryland, set out to save their school from closure, they had no idea they would be helping to launch a nationwide renewal of Catholic education. What accounts for this unlikely story?

On the fifteenth anniversary of the St. Jerome Educational Plan, join us to hear co-author Michael Hanby of the John Paul II Institute reflect on the meaning of this moment in the history of the Church, the reasons for this unlikely success, and the need for the systematic reform of Catholic education in America.

The lecture will take place on Tuesday, March 24, at 7:00 p.m., in Keane Auditorium, McGivney Hall. A reception will follow.

To attend, please reserve a seat using this RSVP form.

The lecture is co-sponsored by St. Jerome Academy and the John Paul II Institute.