St. Louis de Montfort Academy, a boarding school for boys in Herndon, Pennsylvania, celebrated the expansion of its main building, nearly doubling its size. The event, marking the academy's 30th anniversary, featured Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke and Bishop William Waltersheid. Burke highlighted the students' courage in defending traditional values, often joining older members of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP) at various events. Prince Bertrand of Orleans-Braganza, head of the Imperial House of Brazil, inaugurated the new building using a ceremonial sword. He emphasized the importance of spiritual combat in the academy's daily life, which includes sacraments, religious studies, and activities like fencing. A Nebraska bishop praised the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, for establishing an ethics panel following a controversial “drag Mass.” Christendom College is launching a Master’s program in Public Policy to equip leaders with the necessary tools for public service. Anna Maria College in Massachusetts will close after 80 years due to financial pressures. St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry in Rochester, New York, is offering free summer course audits.