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Ann Bergmann works hard to ensure that her two children, Alex, left, and Lauren, are able to attend Mass every Sunday even as they spend many weekends competing in sports tournaments. Dave Hrbacek/The Catholic Spirit

When sports clash with Sunday Mass: What’s a parent to do?

Local Catholic schools opt to limit Sunday sports

Students to receive individualized instruction with new learning model

Cultural training to help teachers relate better to students

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Back to school: A missionary perspective 

Scholarships from Catholic United Financial help hundreds each year

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