Aesop’s Fables – The Birds, Beasts and the Bat

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How to Memorize the Psalms

In the Liturgy of the Hours, or in the Bible itself, we enjoy the collection of 150 inspired Psalms, most of which were composed by King David in ancient Israel. Reciting them is a central part of the Catholic devotional life, but memorizing them allows us to reflect on and use them. The psalms are arranged for us in lines proper for chanting.  They are short and easier to memorize than normal text (prose).  By reciting them regularly (as you should), you will become familiar with the content of the psalms, but you will not memorize them.  Memorizing them takes … Continue

Latin Grammar I, Lesson 18. Plural Cases of Third Declension Neuter (Nouns)

In this lesson, we continue to study the grammar of third declension nouns, focusing on the plural forms of neuter (gender) nouns.  To complete the objectives of this lesson, complete the following tasks: Read over the lesson once to become familiar with the content to be studied. Study the lesson for mastery, learning the translation of each Latin rule. Complete the lesson assessment. Source:  Alvarez, Institutio Grammatica, translated by Mr. William C. Michael. Lesson Before starting this lesson, it is recommended that you take a few minutes and review lesson 13, where we studied the common rules for third declension nouns. … Continue

St. Gregory Nazianzen (May 9)

Gregory was born of saintly parents, and was the chosen friend of St. Basil. They studied together at Athens, turned at the same time from the fairest worldly prospects, and for some years lived together in seclusion, self-discipline, and toil. Gregory was raised, almost by force, to the priesthood; and was in time made Bishop of Nazianzum by St. Basil, who had become Archbishop of Cæsarea. When he was fifty years old, he was chosen, for his rare gifts and his conciliatory disposition, to be Patriarch of Constantinople, then distracted and laid waste by Arian and other heretics. In that … Continue

Study of Hippocrates’ “On Ancient Medicine” – Part 1

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In this video, Mr. William C. Michael of the Classical Liberal Arts Academy begins a study of “On Ancient Medicine” by Hippocrates (460-370 BC).

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