Fr. Nicholas Waddell is a newly ordained priest for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Before entering seminary, Fr. Nicholas studied politics at the University of Mary and served as a Fellow…
Maria Rodriguez-Brannon is a current Seton Teaching Fellow at Brilla Veritas Middle School in the Bronx, where she teaches catechism to 7th grade girls. She graduated from the University of…
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.
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.
Katie Fallon Clymer reflects on how her time with STF prepared her for her vocation to marriage.
Serenity brings her love of music and the Lord to the South Bronx.
The El Camino basketball team has grown tremendously throughout the year, as they learned that showing virtue is more important than scoring baskets.
Two University of St. Thomas men encounter the Gospel through teaching El Camino faith formation.
The topic of unity has always fascinated me. In a world that is constantly splitting into factions, the Catholic Faith calls all Christians to live in unity.
After studying engineering, Robert Nussman has had an exceptional year teaching his class of middle school boys.
Hillsdale College
Major: Chemistry
Hometown: Hillsdale, MI
Why did you become a Fellow? Evangelization can come in many forms, from leading a Bible study to inviting students to play hacky sack after Mass. The variety of ways there are to spread the Gospel is something that really excites me! Seton Teaching Fellows are in a position to encounter children and families in a very direct and intentional way. In addition to serving as role models for these kids, the fellows are given the special opportunity to teach the kids about God’s amazing creation. There is so much potential to spread God’s Love through teaching!