Good morning! I was up late last night working on a worksheet about our new Pope Leo XIV. Here is a little about his life to help you teach your students about him: thereligionteacher.com/popeleoxiv-bio…

Success comes from subtraction.

You don’t need perfect timing. You need perfect consistency.

God doesn’t demand perfection, just presence.

Complaints are a call to gratitude.

Christian leaders: Which is more important . . . your strategy or your surrender?

One page is a win.

Teach students to use AI, or watch them misuse it.

A personal brand isn’t who you are. It’s what you give.

Summer goal: A calm heart in chaos.

Start with the prayer, not the plan.

"Give to the one who asks of you . . ." (Mt 5:42) Reading this yesterday has made me a better father. Kids ask for a lot of little things during the day and it can get exhausting.

Mass production is over. Mass personalization is here.

Tonight my girls high school flag football team scored 67 points on a play called 67. The team went absolutely crazy.

Five South Bend Tribune area girls flag football teams begin sectional play this Wednesday at East Noble. Here is the full bracket, including matchups like Penn vs. SB Riley, Garrett vs. SB Adams, and SB Saint Joseph vs. Elkhart.

Indiana's girls' flag football postseason is underway, and advocates of the sport are pushing for it to be officially sanctioned by the IHSAA. MORE: fox59.com/news/indianas-…

The goal of teaching is learning. Focus less on what you are teaching and more on what students are learning. Focus less on how you are teaching and more on how students are learning. Focus less on why you are teaching and more on why students are learning.

What a season! I was blessed with the opportunity to coach the first Girls Flag Football Team at Saint Joseph High School this year. I was inspired by their positivity, encouragement, and support for one another. It was a special group of girls and an unforgettable year.