
Go Against the Current When Educating Your Children – Part 2
One enormous advantage of being homeschooled is that each child can be taught when he or she is emotionally ready and intellectually mature enough to

One enormous advantage of being homeschooled is that each child can be taught when he or she is emotionally ready and intellectually mature enough to

Except in rare circumstances, Catholic or Christian parents should not enroll their children in a public school. These government-run, atheistic schools are simply inferior to

During my 40 years as a Catholic school educator, with 34 of those as a Catholic school principal, I witnessed a lot of disheartening change.

Suppose you are a Burger King restaurant manager who has an employee who comes to work wearing a McDonald’s uniform and responding to customers with

If they haven’t yet done so, school-age parents need to decide posthaste if this ensuing school year is going to see a change in what

The need for truly Catholic schools is urgent. Catholic schools have always needed to be the schools that God wants them to be, which is

As my children have gone through school – all in Catholic schools – I often found myself disappointed with the lack of depth in their

In Thomas Cahill’s 1996 book How the Irish Saved Civilization, the author presented a compelling depiction of Irish monks who saved many of the great

What makes a school Catholic is another issue the COVID pandemic can prompt us to reexamine, just as the pause in attending Mass during the

A recent commentary appeared in the Wall Street Journal in which an 8th-grader asked why her prestigious public school could not open, yet the Catholic

What is the relationship of grammar to the truth? People hate the truth for the sake of whatever it is they love in place of

Over the past few months, ‘bullying’ has become a recurring topic of discussion among the members of Fusion, our youth ministry at Immaculate Heart of

Education is the means by which the future of a nation is sown and cultivated. There is hardly anything more important to the civic

Teaching Theology is a challenging job (perhaps the most challenging of all the disciplines). During my years, I have become familiar with many of the

\”You are looking into that school?\” Many of my parents\’ friends looked at me with narrowed eyes. \”Every student has to take 20 credits of

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