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RESTORING CLASSICAL CATHOLIC EDUCATION & CULTURE
In this lesson, we continue to study the grammar of third declension nouns, focusing on the forms of ablative cases of different classes of 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. … Read more
Getting Started? For simple instructions on how to pray the Liturgy of the Hours, click here. Liturgy of the Hours, Volume IIHoly Week (413)Psalter Week II (1236) Prayer Before the Divine Office “Open, O Lord, my mouth to bless Thy Holy Name: cleanse also my heart from all vain, perverse … Read more
Getting Started? For simple instructions on how to pray the Liturgy of the Hours, click here. Liturgy of the Hours, Volume IIFifth Sunday in Lent (338)Psalter Week I (1075) Prayer Before the Divine Office “Open, O Lord, my mouth to bless Thy Holy Name: cleanse also my heart from all … Read more
As we continue to work to understand the true “Socratic Method”, we have this excellent passage in Plato’s dialogue “The Sophist”. We learn here what the goal of the Socratic Method is, and how it works. STRANGER: Of education, one method appears to be rougher, and another smoother. Note here … Read more
What is the Latin Vulgate? The Latin Vulgate is a translation of the Bible into Latin that was first produced by Saint Jerome in the late 4th century AD. It was widely used throughout the Western world during the Middle Ages and Renaissance and continues to be used today by … Read more
Classical Catholic Radio has been sponsored by the Classical Liberal Arts Academy for several years. Our sponsorship has paid for the costs of setting up the station, paying the licensing fees, purchasing the music, doing the work of updating the playlists, and so on. In exchange for this work, we … Read more
In this article I would like to discuss what I believe to be the best Latin homeschool curriculum or study program. When we consider the study of a foreign language we have to understand that we’re entering into a study of the art of Grammar for that particular language. The … Read more
Today, I’d like to talk about why there are no religious vocations in the church today. Why are there no religious vocations in the Church? When I say “no vocations”, obviously, I’m speaking generally, because there are some. There are some religious vocations today. For example, in our diocese here … Read more
Parents often complain to me that they don’t want their children online, don’t like technology, prefer printed study materials, etc, as if I invented the internet. They seem to ignore the reality that I’m the classicist in the room, who devoted his entire life to ancient studies! I prefer printed … Read more
Getting Started? For simple instructions on how to pray the Liturgy of the Hours, click here. To pray the office online, visit https://divineoffice.org. Liturgy of the Hours, Volume IIFirst Sunday in Lent (82)Psalter Week I (1075) Prayer Before the Divine Office “Open, O Lord, my mouth to bless Thy Holy … Read more