The Ordinary that Makes Us Saints
“We, the ordinary people of the streets, believe with all our might that this street, this world, where God has placed us, is our place of holiness.”Madeleine Delbrêl After I…
“We, the ordinary people of the streets, believe with all our might that this street, this world, where God has placed us, is our place of holiness.”Madeleine Delbrêl After I…
What blessedness I feel when I realize that Jesus desires my participation in this mission of making the Father known...
Every journey to becoming a Seton Teaching Fellow is unique, yet many share a common thread: an open heart and a courageous "yes" to something greater.
A Reflection by STF Alumna Lauren Witt It’s a scene I know will stay with me for a long time: a kindergartener shouts up at me with an imploring look, “Where’s…
Whether alumni enter a religious community, continue teaching, or live deeply in an intentional community, the STF mission sticks. For Jess Marter, Cohort 8, this meant becoming a teacher, a fixture in her Bronx neighborhood, and, at times, a barber for the homeless community.
There is one interest of mine that I never thought would be integrated with my love of God and my role as a Seton Teaching Fellow: Superheroes. Particularly, Batman movies and comics. I know, I know! Bear with me for a moment while I integrate Batman, my Fellow year, and my faith.
No matter what aspect of her vocation she is focusing on, whether it’s teaching or thriving within her marriage, Kelly holds on to the lessons she received from Seton Teaching Fellows.
While simplicity looks different for every community, the Cohort 11 men’s community in Texas took a unique step towards greater simplicity: each of the three men traded in their smartphone for a “dumb phone.”
While it’s hard to choose, here are some of the fellows’ favorite places to visit while serving in the Rio Grand Valley!
Katie Fallon Clymer reflects on how her time with STF prepared her for her vocation to marriage.