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The spirit of St. John Bosco pervades a school dedicated to ‘whole person’ Catholic formation.
Results from Tag: 'classical education'
Catholic Liberal Education: Rediscovering the Church’s Educational Tradition
The curriculum’s interest has extended to primary and secondary schools.
Dante’s Divine Comedy Reimagined: Sacred Artist Shares Beauty of Catholic Faith
Eric Armusik’s work pays homage to the old masters — with surprising depth of character and emotion
Michigan Classical School Won’t Play Identity Politics
COMMENTARY: A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, will hear oral argument on June 11 in the case of Sacred Heart Academy in Grand Rapids, which was rejuvenated by Father Robert Sirico.
Catholic Schools See Resurgence of Classical Education
COMMENTARY: A robust renewal of Catholic education in our country is under way.
Looking for a Good Read? Consider ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Recommends Joseph Pearce
In ‘Twelve Great Books,’ Pearce writes, “The lesson that A Christmas Carol teaches is that our lives are not owned by us but are owed to another to whom the debt must be paid in the currency of self-sacrifice.”
Educator Tom Carroll’s Renaissance of Catholic Education
Boston Archdiocese’s superintendent of schools Tom Carroll addresses learning based on ‘foundational virtues’ in an interview with the Register.
Inside the First Catholic Classical School in Austria
The school was initially founded by parents who wanted to give their children a real Catholic education.
Classical Education, Chesterton Schools, Napa Institute, John Paul I, and the Synod on Synodality (Oct. 16)
Classical education has gained interest in recent years even amid the coronavirus pandemic. Chesterton Schools is one network of classical education academies that has served Catholic high school students in numerous cities throughout the country. What is the appeal of this classical model of education in general and of Chesterton schools in particular? Register contributor Paul Senz has the story. Then Matthew Bunson and Jeanette De Melo have an Editors’ Corner covering the New York City Napa Institute gathering, the miracle for the beatification for John Paul I and the opening of the Synod on Synodality.
Chesterton Schools Network Continues to Grow Its Ranks
Classical education for high school gains students, even amid the pandemic.
