Aspiring to teach as Jesus did, Cardinal Mooney High School enables its students to develop the faith, character and values that will guide them throughout life. Highlights of the Religious Education Program include:

Required religious education courses rooted in Catholic teachings and tradition.
Daily prayer.
All-school celebration of the Eucharist, Reconciliation and Liturgy of the Hours.
Programs for community and school service.
Values-based education integrated into every aspect of the school.
A school atmosphere emphasizing individual responsibility and respect for all.

MOONEY HOSTS HUMAN TRAFFICING SEMINAR

On Tuesday, January 13, Cardinal Mooney High School hosted a conference on Human Trafficking.  Speakers at the conference included Theresa Flores, an Ohio native who shared her experience as being trafficked as a 15 year old high school student, even while living in an upper-middle class suburb of Detroit.  Naomi Hokkey, Esq., Supervising Attorney for the Diocese of Youngstown Catholic Charities Legal Immigration Services addressed the issue of Human trafficking from the perspective of immigration and labor.  The third member of the panel was Sister Toby Lardie, H.M. from the Trafficking & Immigration Collaborative in Cleveland.
Students from Mooney, St. Thomas Aquinas and Liberty High Schools attended the conference.

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