OrderWeedNess
Kevin Aldrich
August 26, AD2013
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The city I live in thinks my family has a problem with the virtue of orderliness. An inspector has just sent me an “Environmental Violation
The Death of Truth in Catholic Schools?
Karol Henseler Orsborn
August 22, AD2013
12 Comments
If you think that 3 x 4 = 12, you might want to think again. With the new Common Core Curriculum Math, 3 x 4 can
Books for Catholic Decision-Makers
John Darrouzet
August 12, AD2013
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Below are links to books for decision-makers organized by relevant questions and answers that relate to particular milestones along the Decision-Maker\’s Path ™. Books for
Why Is Today Significant?
Autumn Jones
August 12, AD2013
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As a grad student in journalism, a number of my assignments come in the form of responding to a question, by way of an essay,
EEK! The Millennials Are Leaving the Church!
Anthony S. Layne
August 8, AD2013
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Christianity has not been tried hard and found wanting. It has been found difficult; and left untried. G. K. Chesterton, What’s Wrong with the World
Taking Aquinas Serieslessly
Bob Drury
July 8, AD2013
12 Comments
Current presentations of the Aristotelian/Thomistic arguments of the Unmoved Mover and the First Cause reject infinite series while often appearing to endorse finite series. This
Socrates or Jesus?
John Darrouzet
July 1, AD2013
6 Comments
In his book, Socrates: A Man for Our Times, the author Paul Johnson suggests that getting to know Socrates better might help us through our current
[Video] Dual Wielding the Bible and the Catechism
Edmund Mitchell
June 28, AD2013
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I wanted to personally share a method of reading the Bible with the Catechism that opens up the depths of the faith to you, and
The Girl Scouts’ Radical Friends
Sydney Volanski
June 18, AD2013
19 Comments
Tell me who you hang out with and I’ll tell you who you are. Anna Maria Chávez, CEO of Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA), offers this
Save Our Catholic Schools! Send This Article To Your Bishop!
Francis
June 12, AD2013
35 Comments
My concerns over our Catholic schools are increasing as we are seeing a perfect storm developing which could cost our schools dearly in terms of
Relativism: Missing The Truth
Patrick Pierce
June 7, AD2013
11 Comments
Whether a moral, ethical or philosophical statement can be absolutely true is the central issue of our time. We live in a culture bombarded by
John Henry Newman on the Psychology of Faith and Reason
Jeffrey McLeod, PhD
June 4, AD2013
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To understand Cardinal Newman well, you need to know that he was a master psychologist who had great insight into the complexity and richness of
Filling the Bucket of Self Esteem
Chelsea Houghton
March 29, AD2013
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Self esteem. A modern essential. Self esteem was a term invented by Sigmund Freud. The concept has taken wing since then, enhancing other modern philosophies.
Confessions of a Wanna-Be Orthodox Catholic High School Teacher
Francis
March 20, AD2013
124 Comments
Have you ever felt like a nobody in the world? To be in the world but not of the world is surely a frustrating reality
Will ‘Transgender’ Rights Drive Catholics Out of Public Schools?
Mary Rice Hasson
March 11, AD2013
202 Comments
The Massachusetts Board of Education recently issued formal “guidance” to the state’s public schools, telling them how to implement new laws protecting against gender identity
Tolkien, Mozart, Plato, Latin, Phonetics, Music, the Cosmos, and everything else that has to do with Gregorian Chant
Jake Tawney
February 13, AD2013
8 Comments
During a Latin lesson with my daughter some years ago, we were discussing English derivatives of her Latin vocabulary for the week. The word in
The Age of Apathy
Chelsea Houghton
February 1, AD2013
11 Comments
I was born in the late 1980s. I\’m too young for wars, civil right movements and the Age of Aquarius. The Cold War and the
Holy Apostles – Setting a Trend for Catholic Schools
Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, Jason Braun, and Nicole Iovine
January 30, AD2013
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Editor\’s Note: This article describes a new program, free course offerings, and how a small Catholic college approaches it differently than larger universities. If you