Catholic Schools for Peace and Justice (CSPJ) recognizes the

death of George Floyd as an act of senseless violence that sheds light on some of the many problems we face as a society. CSPJ also hears the sentiment from the numerous demonstrations that occurred this past...

Taken from: https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/news/2019/10/01/annual-catholic-schools-for-peace-and-justice-mass-rally-draw-400-students

 October 1, 2019

“Dear young people, please, do not be bystanders in life. Get involved! Jesus was not a bystander. He got involved....

On Friday, April 5th Catholic Schools for Peace and Justice hosted "Victory Over Violence:  Our Call to be Peacemakers" at Cleveland Central Catholic High School.  400 students from almost all of the Catholic high schools in the Diocese of Cleveland were on hand to lea...

On Thursday, October 11th, students from 13 Catholic high schools descended upon Downtown Cleveland for the 15th Respect Life Mass and Rally.  Around 300 students participated this year and attended mass at St. John's Cathedral.  With signs, drums and their voices, the...

Catholic Schools for Peace and Justice capped off another impressive school year on April 25th at Cleveland Central Catholic High School.  The last meeting of the school year usually happens in April and is a recap of the year's activities as well as an awards presenta...

CSPJ Mini-Summit on Healthy Relationships was a great success thanks to Beaumont School and the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center Staff 

Students from several high schools attended a mini-summit on healthy relationships hosted by Beaumont School in Cleveland Heights.  Starti...

"Life!"...Bishop Perez shouted in the cathedral.  "ROCKS!" responded the over 300 students in the congregation.  It was front page news in Cleveland.

On Thursday, October 26th, hundreds of students from the 20 Catholic high schools located in the Diocese of Clevela...

On Thursday, April 6th at St. Ignatius High School, close to 400 students from across the Greater Cleveland area came, learned and witnessed the concept stated by  Pope Francis in March of 2016 when he asked, "How can we not see the face of the Lord in the face of the...

On Thursday, October 20th, students from 12 Catholic High Schools in the Diocese of Cleveland gathered to celebrate mass and life in downtown Cleveland.  This annual event always begins with mass at St. John Cathedral and then proceeds with a police escorted march from...