Category: Classical Education
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Latin for Beginners (Free Online Modules)
This year, I’m working on a small project to upload my 3rd Grade Latin lessons as I teach them at the Canterbury School. These free…
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Silicon Valley Families Choose Classical Education
Earlier this year a paper of mine was accepted, after peer review, for presentation at the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER) 2026 in Tampere,…
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Christ and Culture: How the Church Builds in an Age of Statism
From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the Lord shall be great among the nations. Based on a sermon I…
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The Napoleonic Leader: Military Strategy, Authority, and the Modern Age
Napoleon, Leadership, and the Modern Age Keeping soldiers in rank and keeping them alive are unique challenges to the military leader, who musters men to…
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The Paradox of the Traditional Leader – Good Pope John and Celestine V
Success and Failure in Traditional Catholic Leadership “Tradition! Tradition!” Tevye shouts in Fiddler on the Roof, invoking the religious and cultural code that keeps his…
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My Big Fat English Church
Many of the traditions, texts, and theological foundations we associate with Protestantism—from the King James Bible to hymnody and classical education—can be traced back to…
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Reflections from the Flannery Abroad Conference in London
Fr. Steven Macias reflects on his presentation at the Flannery Abroad conference in London, exploring how Flannery O’Connor and Charles Williams use the grotesque as…
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The Roots of Classical Christian Education in Anglican Schools
Celtic Christianity and Classical Education The early missionaries to the British Isles brought not only Christianity but also Western culture to the regions of Ireland,…
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Against Charter Homeschooling
Why Christian Families Should Oppose Charter Homeschool Programs What Is a Charter Homeschool Program? Understanding the State-Run Alternative In recent years, publicly funded charter-based homeschool…
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When Teachers Don’t Matter – The Changing Culture of American Colleges
In a recent First Things article, Mark Bauerlein reflects on how the relationship between students and teachers is dramatically changing in higher education. He notes that students…
