And the winners are…..
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Words are living things! Parts of speech correspond to your own becoming. Your freedom begins in words.
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Will you be reading with, or without conversation? We’ll be taking notes and, definitely, reading with conversation!
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Parents, teens, friends of the community: ask interesting questions, have interesting conversations!
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Part Two in the travels of a literature-loving family to see the places made meaningful by association with Flannery O’Connor.
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In the desert I discovered the answer to the question, “Why bother writing?”
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I dare Catholic teachers to find a way to work spousal union into their next science, art, philosophy, or history class!
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It’s no secret that I hope all our students and all of our learning community members will WRITE! Here is the advice from Fr. Hardon that helped me to become a Catholic writer.
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Seven tips that will make you a better reader.
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What makes a book worth your while?
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If Flannery O’Connor recommends him, why haven’t we read his books?
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Announcing the winners of the Stratford Caldecott Memorial Scholarships!
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The Violent Bear it Away has some surprising insights for educators. Flannery knew, as she acknowledged in a letter, that her “modern reader will identify himself with the schoolteacher [George Rayber], but it is the old man [Mason Tarwater, the seemingly crazy backwoods prophet] who speaks for me.”
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From galaxies to continental borders; from heartbeats to growing forests; from ice crystals to pinecones, fractal patterns are deeply embedded in the Creation.
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To see the significance of names embodied in Jayber Crow helps us enter into the mystery that “the name one receives is a name for eternity. In the kingdom, the mysterious and unique character of each person marked with God’s name will shine forth in splendor” (CCC 2159).
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The ‘danger’ of life in a learning community is that your reading list is ever expanding further than your expected lifetime! That’s also the delight, so here are some of our trustee, faculty, and friends’ reading lists for the coming year to add to your own.
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