by William C. Michael In Catholic education, we have the opportunity to study many excellent subjects, but the most important subjects of all, by which all of our future studies are most influenced, are the classical languages. Having a reading knowledge of Latin and Greek, along with a working knowledge of…

by William C. Michael Students of all ages are welcome to enroll in any of our online courses without any commitment to a subscription plan or long-term study plan. Whether you’d like to learn to read Latin or work your way through classical philosophy one course at a time — or…

by William C. Michael I found this painting of Joan of Arc beautiful, before noticing her spiritual guests. See the description by Muther below. Joan of Arc (1879), by Jules Bastien-Lepage “The scene of the picture is a garden of Damvillers, painted exactly from nature, with its gray soil, its apple and pear…

by William C. Michael The pupils in Catholic Schools are trained to a two-fold service: the service of God and the service of country. Through the lesson in religion, the truths of God are inculcated, this standard of conduct explained and the true motives for perfect living introduced into young lives. Thus…

by William C. Michael Every lesson is to some extent a spelling lesson. A decision must be made as to what words must be taught. The teacher will find material in:The words misspelled by the pupils in: - their written work - the Spelling book A spelling book should be used with judgment, and…

by William C. Michael It has been impossible to avoid the arguments online coming from those upet by the overturning of Roe v. Wade. What is most amazing to me are the crazy self-contradictions that come out of the months of the pro-Choice crowd. The apparent absence of all reason is…