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This year, as I was teaching my high school students a unit of world religions, I could not help but be struck by the account of the Fall of Man in Genesis and how relevant the temptation remains for us today. Students like to complain that history and things that happened long…

Mar 17

I didn't want to get in trouble for not fulfilling my obligations, so I lied at an attempt to avoid suffering. Of course, as a child I lied at other times, for other reasons, too–often out of pride. In every case though, I feared the same thing: suffering. I did not want to…

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Reflection on the First Sunday of Lent

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On this Valentine’s Day, couples in the western world will exchange romantic cards, chocolates, flowers, and jewelry. Most of them will little suspect…

Feb 14

The twin of her brother St. Benedict of Nursia, St. Scholastica was a fascinating and powerful saint in her own right. She and her brother were born and…

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As we continue our reflection on education from a traditional Catholic perspective, it is worth reflecting, even briefly, on some of the models of…

Feb 6

Because it has the wrong view of students and their proper end.

Feb 1

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