William C. Michael

Please note that this is not, strictly speaking, a chapter on Pronouns. It also includes instruction on “words allied to the Pronoun”. 62. Pronouns cannot be so precisely defined in theory, as not to admit many words which may also be considered as adjectives. 63. All words may be considered pronouns, or at least to have a pronominal character, which are capable of being used as nouns, but carry with them a simply relational notion; or, in other words, which, instead of naming or describing an object, enable us to recognize it by some relation, of definiteness or indefiniteness, of … Continue

Since opening online in 2009, the Classical Liberal Arts Academy has hosted thousands of students, from all over the world. Yet, there is almost no improvement in Catholic education or culture to be found. The reason for this does not lie with the children, but with Catholic adults. Following the mindset of the modern secular world, Catholic adults see education and study as something children do to prepare for “real life”. By “real life”, they mean working for money. Adult Catholic men are not studying philosophy and theology but are working like their non-Catholic neighbors. This is why classical Catholic … Continue