Ruah Woods Institute

Ruah Woods Institute Working to show the wonder of "Ruah," God's breath ever present in our lives, schools, and communities. St.
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Imagine a community fully alive. Not just you, but a community… and not just any community… but your community… your family, friends, colleagues, children, parishes, schools. Imagine living in a culture fully alive. Ruah Woods Institute works with schools and parishes to bring the culture of life to an overflowing abundance by supporting teachers, students, parents, and administrators. Irenaeus says, “The glory of God is man fully alive.” Be a community fully alive.

Still have tix available to stand boldly with our Cincy Catholic community for the inherent dignity of the human person ...
09/11/2025

Still have tix available to stand boldly with our Cincy Catholic community for the inherent dignity of the human person created male or female: uplifting family, marriage, life & love as God intends.

Join us for Ruah Woods Institute Banquet on Thurs, Sept 18 — let's courageously reflect the light of Christ together with truth & clarity in this darkened, confused culture.

WHERE: Sharonville Convention Center (Cincinnati, OH)
WHEN: Thurs, Sept 18
TIME: 6PM Social, 7PM Dinner & Program
GET TIX: https://www.ruahwoodsinstitute.org/upcoming-events/

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6675 Wesselman Road
Cincinnati, OH
45248

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Written by passionate teachers for passionate teachers, we conceived an integrated Theology of the Body curriculum that builds from PreK to Senior year. Each course is supplemental-designed to weave easily into your current Catholic religion curriculum. It's a loving way to immerse students of all ages in the core truths of our faith-all authentically rooted in the thought of Pope St. John Paul II.