Home Cooked: A Linger-at-the-Table Family Culture
Tips to Create a Linger-at-the-Table Culture in Your Family By Mandi Gerth Not all of us grow up...
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Calling Is More Than College or Career
BY HANNAH GRIESER As graduation nears, we should do more than help our kids decide where they...
Flipping the Script
As I watched, I thought, Why don’t we—those of us considered to have “all” abilities—greet each other this way, with a natural jubilance, excitement, and love for life and each other?
Singing a Sweeter Song
The Sirens’ song must be resisted, but how? There are two ways, according to Homer.
This Year in History: 1825
When we think of great artists from the past, we usually don’t associate them with political movements. But this misses something key about politics: someone always has to be telling the story. And prior to the invention of a camera, you needed an artist for that.
Little Things
Little drops of water, Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land....
Rejoice When They Revile
When I was in fourth or fifth grade, I was at the home of a friend who attended a local...
Preparing to Receive the Summer
As much as I’d like the Church calendar to set the rhythm of my life, it’s the school calendar....
Taming Your Inner Mama Bear
Principles for dealing with sins against your kids “Good sense makes one slow to anger, and it is...
Classical Conundrums: Why do classical Christian schools require uniforms?
By Nate Ahern See More Conundrums Have questions about classical Christian education? We are here...
Flip the Script
BY KATHARINE SAVAGE Life as It Should Be Recently I took my girls to see a performance of the...
Athanasius
BY DEVIN O’DONNELL Pro Vita Mundī In June, classical Christian educators from across the...
More than a Catchy Tune
BY JILLIAN BARR WINNER OF THE 2023 CHRYSOSTOM ORATORY COMPETITION What We’re Missing in Modern...
