Classical Liberal Arts Academy
TRIVIUM + QUADRIVIUM + PHILOSOPHY + THEOLOGY + HUMANITIES
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
When I was in college, I started a small bookstore that allowed me to purchase school textbooks at a discount for myself and my classmates. The bookstore work I did started to get the attention of others and I began selling books to friends, churches and homeschool families. It was … Read more
Teaching children about the Saints is easy when you have a great set of Saint biographies. My children wore these books out when they were younger! The biographies are written for children by a Lay Dominican named Mary Fabyan Windeatt. Dania and I actually learned about the Third Order of … Read more
Going to daily Mass is great, but being able to go with a Missal that you keep with you day in day out is best. I have had this Daily Roman Missal for 4 years now and it’s become a central part of my Catholic life. I’ve bought my mother … Read more
Wouldn’t it be great if a saint wrote a book on the art of medicine? It sure would. Wouldn’t it be even greater if such a book were written by a Doctor of the Church? Well, this is exactly what we have in the medicinal writings of St. Hildegard of … Read more
Every Catholic adult needs to invest in a quality Catholic Bible they can use for years of continued study and meditation. The Douay-Rheims Catholic Bible was originally produced in 1610 and later revised by Bishop Challoner, making it as enjoyable to read as the King James Bible, but approved by … Read more
Seneca was a Stoic philosopher who was honored among the saints by St. Jerome. Add his moral essays to your home library with this Loeb Classical Library edition from Harvard, which includes the Latin text and English translation.