In the recent program, eight business leaders met for eight Tuesday mornings to discuss ways to integrate “what they believe with how they behave.”

“In a corporate culture of bottom line, where spirituality gets left at the office door and executives are more willing to bend their ethics than bust their budgets, this class attempted to make a dent in the separation of good and goods,” wrote Sandi Dolbee, the paper’s religion and ethics editor. “It is the prototype of a program that a Roman Catholic nun hopes will change the workplace one CEO at a time.”