The planners are quite dogmatic that a
mission statement is a requirement for every undertaking, so I’ve added one to
the sidebar.
Update: It’s been pointed
out to me that the planners now say you also need a “vision.” A mission
statement is without vitality nowadays if it doesn’t have a vision to go
along with it. So I have a committee going through a five stage series of
meetings to come up with one. There’s a lot of disagreement on the topic right
now. Some members of the committee are fighting hard for: “The paramount aim of our church should be to educate
and instill our faith in as many of its young people as possible.” Others are
pushing: “The employees of the archdiocese do
not believe that they are failing at running a Catholic school system. They
think they are succeeding in achieving goals of their own.”
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