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Start with a five-week New Teacher Academy. Learn classroom management, lesson planning, and Catholic pedagogy. Work with a professional mentor and receive ongoing feedback and career preparation.
Daily Mass and holy hour are central to training. Each semester includes retreats and spiritual direction. The Fellowship’s first goal is the sanctification of each Fellow.
Fellows live, pray, and share life together—often as roommates or neighbors. They form small groups, share meals, and enjoy outings that build lifelong friendships rooted in faith.
Kelly Burns, Cohort 4 (Boston)
"After three years as a FOCUS missionary, I felt called to evangelize earlier—within Catholic schools. The Fellowship offered mission, young adult community, and a place that values holiness above all. It’s a gift to serve Christ and help form future disciples."
Garret Morris, Cohort 3 (Boston)
"Five years ago, I never imagined teaching in Boston. I left engineering for education, drawn by faith and community. After prayerful discernment and encouragement from my spiritual director, I knew the Fellowship was where God was calling me."
Recruitment Associate
Supports recruitment and marketing initiatives for the St. Thomas More Teaching Fellowship, seeks to promote the mission as the fellowship expands nationwide under the Catholic Talent Project. Former Teaching Fellow in the Archdiocese of Boston.
Director of Talent
Director of Talent for the St. Thomas More Fellowship, will continue to serve in that capacity as the program—through the Catholic Talent Project—expands to targeted dioceses across the nation.
Executive Director of the St. Thomas More Teaching Fellowship
Former FOCUS Missionary for Harvard University and Executive Director of the Institute for Priestly Evangelization, serves as the Executive Director of the St. Thomas More Teaching Fellowship. The Catholic Talent Project will be expanding this program nationally after a successful start in the Archdiocese of Boston.
President
Former Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Boston, Consultor to the USCCB Committee on Education, former President of the Invest in Education Foundation, and founder of the Brighter Choice Foundation.