Recently, the Diocese of Brooklyn relied on The Holy See's Teaching on Catholic Schools as the template for its its 30+ page self-assessment document for Catholic schools in the diocese.

To see the complete Catholic Identity Self-Assessment Checklist, click here.

In his critically acclaimed book, What Your Money Means, Frank Hanna explains why you, in particular, have money... and delineates the three vocations of those who have money and are trying to leave a financial legacy. Yet a person’s legacy goes beyond money.

In this talk before the Lumen Institute, Frank Hanna argues that marriage and family are a leader’s most important legacies, and he does not merely explain why that is, but also shows how to shield yourself and your family from the dangers inherent in wealth. This talk is practically insightful and philosophically cutting edge. Hanna gave it on October 1, 2010, at the Lumen Institute's Legacy of Leadership: 2010 Fall Leadership Seminar & Luncheon held at the Union  League Club in Manhattan.

Watch a video of Frank Hanna's speech HERE.

"I was raised to think like a businessman," says Frank Hanna, 47, who credits a childhood spent hanging around his father's Atlanta real estate investment office for setting him on the road to success. This, plus good instincts and creativity, led to a brainstorm while Hanna was a student at the University of Georgia: He created a