by John Clark | Pope Francis is one of the most mistranslated people in the history of the world.
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John Clark November 14, 2014 44,845 Views
by John Clark | Pope Francis is one of the most mistranslated people in the history of the world.
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Understanding current events is essential to the learning process, but as Jennifer Elia explains, parents should be the newscasters for their children.
Read More »Ginny Seuffert September 6, 2012 6,106 Views
Ginny Seuffert helps counsel parents here at Seton, and often shares with them different places to visit for hands on experience to learning history!
Read More »Contributing Writers November 9, 2016 5,929 Views
Patriotism is more than sentiment; it is a Catholic virtue. Jennifer Hansen shares 6 tips in a quick guide of how to serve God through being a good citizen.
Read More »Contributing Writers January 24, 2022 1,076 Views
By learning a foreign language we become more aware of a country’s history, literature, art, and popular culture and able to connect with more people.
Read More »Contributing Writers October 29, 2013 9,910 Views
Government schools have purposefully chosen to ignore God, and that while students may choose to believe in God, this is a belief which students must leave outside the classroom door. Since the government schools and textbooks reflect this denial of the existence of God in what is taught and how it is taught...
Read More »Contributing Writers July 17, 2014 5,012 Views
History Professor Dr. Brendan McGuire had stumbled upon Byzantine ruins, half-buried in the middle of a city block in an unfrequented, impoverished neighborhood.
Read More »Contributing Writers January 19, 2016 11,516 Views
While visiting the National Shrine of St Elizabeth Ann Seton, Anna Jehorek was in for an inspiring and unexpected history lesson on the Sisters of Charity.
Read More »Dr. Mary Kay Clark March 7, 2015 5,299 Views
by Dr. Mary Kay Clark | Sometimes a homeschooling group gets very enthusiastic about activities, such as plays, dances, and sports.
Read More »Seton Home Study School December 16, 2014 4,551 Views
It could be said, without exaggeration, that the family is the engine of the world and of history.
Read More »Kevin Clark February 24, 2014 9,958 Views
by Kevin Clark | The legislature of Arizona recently passed a law which allows a business to assert a free exercise defense if it is accused of discrimination for refusing to provide a service to a customer. The Arizona law, which has gone to Governor Jan Brewer to sign or veto, closely tracks the wording of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Betty Showers loves working with people, helping them solve their issues, and be part of the educational process. As Seton Registrar, she gets to do it all.
Read More »Contributing Writers January 24, 2022 1,778 Views
Seton Home Study School curriculum helps address the challenges even when home is as varied as Russia, Mexico, Paraguay, Lithuania, or even Wuhan, China.
Read More »Contributing Writers September 13, 2016 12,089 Views
To teach the Catholic Faith without government interference, since its founding by Warren Carroll, Christendom College has never accepted federal funding.
Read More »Kevin Clark July 31, 2014 7,514 Views
by Kevin Clark | Whenever the idea of freedom of religion comes up, someone invariably mentions that it includes 'freedom from religion'.
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by Kevin Clark | Suppose that the Supreme Court had decided against Hobby Lobby. What would they have done?
Read More »Marlicia Fernandez September 11, 2012 6,709 Views
9-11: Eleven Years Later Where were you eleven years ago today? “September 11, 2001, was the deadliest day in history for New York Cityfirefighters: 343 were killed.” www.history.com Eleven years ...
Read More »John Clark November 6, 2015 4,882 Views
When my oldest son, Athanasius, was 11 years old, I took him to a baseball camp run by Hall-of-Famer Cal Ripken. As we parents excitedly watched our children with visions ...
Read More »Ginny Seuffert May 7, 2016 8,413 Views
Is there still time to save a generation of children from public schools? Ginny Seuffert's clarion call for Grandma to help homeschool their grandchildren.
Read More »John Clark May 1, 2009 6,452 Views
For most of my adult life, I have had my most important conversations around breakfast time. This seems to point to one of two possibilities: first, the restful sleep from ...
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