by John Clark | As I grow older, I have begun to identify with the prodigal patriarch - not a commentary on my children or my parenting skills...
Read More »The ‘Still Point’: Cultivating Silence in a Numbing Inundation of Noise
by Dr. Mitchell Kalpakgian | The inundation of noise does not allow for reflection, recollection, contemplation, or an examination of conscience—all forms of thought that require silence...
Read More »Community Giving: Growing as a Family by Sharing with Neighbors
by David Ward | We are all part of a larger community, and we need to foster strong connections with our community.
Read More »Love of Neighbor Begins At Home… or at Irish Dance Competitions!
I have dreams of winning the Irish Dance Regionals one day and competing at the World Championships.
Read More »8 Simple Ways To Add More Fruits and Veggies To Your Family’s Diet
by Abby Sasscer | One of my 2015 New Year’s resolutions is to add more fruits and vegetables to our diet. Here are 8 ideas for what I've done, and will be doing!
Read More »Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue: Lead Us H.O.M.E. to Christ
by Angela Wilhelmi | Mary embodies four cardinal virtues that we should imitate in ourselves, so that she can lead us to Christ: Humility, Obedience, Modesty...
Read More »The Anger of Cain: Maybe It’s Not You They’re Mad At
by Lorraine Espenhain | You’re not angry at the individual at church who is involved in so many things. You’re angry at...
Read More »Is God Calling Married Men To The Priesthood?
by John Clark | Don’t mid-life crises usually involve buying a Corvette or Grecian Formula? Who has a mid-life crisis about the priesthood?
Read More »The Holy Family: Recreating & Reliving their Simplicity of Heart
by Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro Carámbula | We should venerate the Holy Family during the whole year, but particularly during Advent and Christmas...
Read More »Journey to A Simpler Life: The Unexpected Joys of Becoming a One-Car Family!
Open yourself to God’s will and your dreams will take you down a path you never imagined. Five years ago, my husband, Jason, had a dream. He was inspired to ...
Read More »Are All Christians Priests? The Biblical Evidence for Priests Separate from the Laity
by Dave Armstrong | Our Protestant friends (particularly evangelicals) sometimes claim that all Christians are priests, and that there is no special class set apart from others in the Church.
Read More »3 Ways to Stimulate the Power of Accurate Observation and Recording
This is the eleventh article in the series How to Get an Elite Prep School Education on a Homeschool Budget. More than ever, American society needs leaders who are well formed, not ...
Read More »A Homeschool Mom with Free Time Online: Am I Addicted or Inspired?
by Emily Molitor | My first instinct is to the wonderful world of inspiring blogs, online shopping, and pages and pages of recipes and crafts.
Read More »Taking the Show on the Road: My Trick to Incentivize Homeschooling
Ever feel stale? Those four walls are closing in on you and everyone is annoying each other… It’s time to pack up the books and take the show on the ...
Read More »John Clark’s 7 Best Articles: The 2014 Roundup
Here are samples that amount to a “Best of” John Clark’s articles for 2014. Thank you for reading my columns again this year. You homeschool Moms and Dads and kids are ...
Read More »Follow the 12 Days of Christmas! Free Christmas Activity
Maria Nauman, a Featured Family on SetonMagazine.com, has hand-drawn and inked out a beautiful, full-page activity for you and your children to enjoy! Pin it up on your fridge, and ...
Read More »A Piece of Heaven in Hell: The Moral Miracle of the Christmas Truce
by Bob Wiesner | And yet, in the midst of the misery, a moral miracle occurred with virtually no precedent: the Christmas truce of 1914.
Read More »How Far Is It to Bethlehem? Thousands of Miles, or Inside You?
by Michele Suner | How far is it to Bethlehem? Not very far. Shall we find the stable room Lit by the star?
Read More »Merry Christmas from Seton’s Featured Families!
It’s been another full year for families everywhere, and if you’ve been following the adventures and exploits of our Featured Families – or if you homeschool yourself – you know ...
Read More »The Silent, Christmas God: Hiding in Stables & Tabernacles
by Andrew Murphy | If we journey back almost 2000 years to the city of David to the small town of Bethlehem on the eve of the first Christmas...
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