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Real Knowledge, Hard Work, True Friendship, and the Faith
The following speech was given by Emma Lopez, a non-Catholic graduate of St. Augustine Academy, ...
Allow Learning and Discovery to Transform Us
Valedictorian Liliane G. Watkins reflects on Romans 12:2 ("Do not be conformed to the world") in the light of ...
Destroying Innocence
This disturbing article about Netflix’s new Anne of Green Gables series by AnnaMussmann hit me close to home. I ...
Who Moved My Cheese? The Gifted Student’s Experience of the Classical Transition
During Catholic Schools Week, I had the opportunity to be interviewed by Joseph O’Brien of the Catholic Business ...
Discussions Often Surprise
One of the delightful aspects of having discussion classes on original works is how often I am completely ...
The March for Life, 2017
On a breezy and cold Washington, DC day, I, and many thousands of others, took to the streets of the Capital city ...
Fiat Mihi: The Gift of Teaching
Fiat mihi. Our parish’s celebration of Midnight Mass is always spiritually uplifting and deeply satisfying. My ...
Classical Education and the STEM Initiative
The world of education is often rife with acronyms, and one that we hear frequently is “STEM” (Science, ...
Martin Cothran Speaks on Classical Education
Michael Van Hecke reports on a talk by Martin Cothran, Editor of Memoria Press's "The Classical ...
Physics, Beauty, & the Divine Mind
Last week, my wife, a painter-friend of ours, who wishes to be anonymous, and I did the Friday night walk down ...
The Inspired Teacher, According to John Milton Gregory
In The Seven Laws of Teaching, John Milton Gregory’s little gem of a template for the art of teaching, Gregory ...
Biographies and Autobiographies, Part III: Athanasius’s Life of Antony
Not every saint is cut from the same cloth, and the ways of imitating Christ are many and varied. Reading the ...