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The Beauty of the Return: How Hallow Integrates Rembrandt and Dostoevsky for Lent
“A seemingly insignificant encounter with a poster presenting a detail of Rembrandt’s The Return of the Prodigal ...
The Hillbilly Thomists to Perform at 2026 National Conference
We are thrilled to announce a spirited conclusion to this summer’s Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE) ...
Teaching the Reality of Eucharistic Miracles
Recently, someone asked me when I had first learned about Eucharistic miracles. I must admit, I cannot name a ...
University of Dallas Partners with ICLE to Offer Graduate Credit for Catholic Educators
The Institute for Catholic Liberal Education is pleased to announce that graduates of the Catholic Educator ...
From the Vatican to the Parish: An Interview with ICLE Chaplain, Msgr. John Cihak, S.T.D.
The Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE) is blessed to officially introduce Monsignor John Cihak, ...
Assessing Assessments: Principles and Reflections
Let’s begin our question of assessment with the question of work; after all, what do we teachers assess but the ...
ICLE’s Second Priest Symposium Equips Clergy to Reclaim the Catholic Intellectual Tradition for Their Parish Schools
FLORISSANT, MO — The Augustine Institute campus recently served as the epicenter for a movement to reclaim the ...
A National Spotlight on Renewal: EWTN Premieres “The Catholic School Playbook”
In celebration of National Catholic Schools Week 2026, the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education (ICLE) is ...
Reading Aloud: Forming Minds and Hearts One Story at a Time
If you have ever taken a small child to the pediatrician, chances are the doctor has told you to read aloud ...
The Administrator’s Call to Boldly Proclaim
This time of year I love listening to the Little House on the Prairie series. There is something endearing ...
Equipped to Serve the Temporal and Eternal Good of Students
The Teachers for Christ program has been wonderful. I often look around with wonder at how I ended up so ...
By Nature Embodied: The Essential Role of Physical Education In a Liberal Arts Education
Man is by nature body and soul, and therefore, our bodies are not accidental. We know this intellectually as ...
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