RAD Global Network offers short, high-impact formation programs designed for busy adults, community leaders, campus ministers, educators, social workers, and all who seek to grow intellectually, spiritually, and ethically in a world filled with noise and fragmentation.

Each program follows our Signature 4-Week Format, integrating structured learning with a weekly guided dialogue opportunity in our Virtual Office of Reflection.

Asynchronous Learning (Self-Paced)

• Video lessons and short lectures
• Curated readings and case studies
• Real-life applications for ministry, education, leadership, and community engagement
• Short written reflections to deepen discernment
   

Weekly Office of Reflection (Live)

• A consistent weekly space for conversation, clarification, and spiritual-ethical integration
• Facilitator-guided discussion rooted in Catholic Social Teaching and practical ethics 
• A supportive environment for sharing insights, questions, and pastoral experiences

 All programs are delivered on Canvas, the learning platform trusted by universities around the world, allowing participants to engage anytime, anywhere, on any device. 

RAD courses are designed for:

• Adults with busy schedules
• Students and young adults seeking clarity
• Parents and families
• Professionals in leadership or service roles
• Pastoral ministers, catechists, and deacons
• Anyone who wants to grow in truth, wisdom, and compassion

Whether you are new to critical thinking or seeking deeper human formation, RAD Global offers a welcoming, accessible space for growth.

What it means:
Engage your mind and heart with a text — Scripture, a reading, a case, a situation, or a social reality.

Purpose:

• Receive wisdom
• Encounter truth
• Listen attentively
• Gain clarity before reacting 

Results:
Reading forms conscience and expands understanding.

What it means:
Pause and enter into interior discernment — not just thinking intellectually, but listening deeply.

Purpose:

• Connect the reading to real life
• Identify emotions, assumptions, values
• Discover where God, dignity, and justice are calling 

Results:
Reflection transforms information into insight.

What it means:
Put your insights into words — briefly, intentionally, and honestly.

Purpose:

• Consolidate learning
• Deepen self-awareness
• Commit to ethical, compassionate action 

Results:
Writing becomes the space where formation becomes personal and practical.

Because it is:

Suitable for Catholics, Christians, other faith traditions, and all cultures.

Anyone can follow it — professionals, workers, volunteers, students, ministers, and families.

It changes the interior world before acting in the exterior world.

This method naturally supports your mission to:
“ When people learn to think clearly and act ethically, the world becomes more human.”

In every assignment, discussion board, or reflection, we can now use:

 4-week programs will be added soon, including:

Focus:
Helping people think critically, recognize manipulation, discern truth, and grow ethically using the RAD method (Read-Reflect-Write).
 

Focus:
Introducing CST principles (dignity, common good, solidarity, subsidiarity, option for the poor) and applying them to modern social realities.
 

Focus:
Biblical foundations of justice:

• Week 1: OT (Creation, Exodus, Prophets, Jubilee)
• Week 2: Jesus & the Kingdom
• Week 3: First Christian Community
• Week 4: Scripture & Today’s Challenges
   

Focus:
The focus of this course is to form compassionate, thoughtful, and ethically grounded human beings who can recognize the sacred dignity of every person—regardless of social status, religion, nationality, or cultural background—and respond with concrete acts of mercy, justice, and solidarity.

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