Catholic Social Teaching curriculum

Together, Meg and Mark will share powerful resources for applying CST to analyze and act on social justice, while deepening its teachings on peace. Their theme—”If you want peace, work for justice”—promises transformative insights. Great resources will be available!

Meg Causey, RSCJ​​
Sister Meg’s career spans key roles at the Villa Lante Center in Rome and on the provincial team in the USC Province. She previously managed administration and curriculum at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; founded the Duchesne Center at Manhattanville College in Purchase, New York; and taught ethics and theology. Deeply involved with the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, she led Oak Hill School in St. Louis for several years before entering the Society of the Sacred Heart. Her credentials include a PhD in theology from Marquette University, an MTS from Weston School of Theology, an MS in educational administration from Washington University, and a BS in English education from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge.

Mark Potter​
Mark serves as Head of the Religion Department at Newton Country Day School in Newton, MA, and works with me as a Consultant to the Network of Sacred Heart Schools USC for Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) and Religion.