Help your children recognize things like implicit messages, context clues, and how to "read between the lines." In other words, equip them with literary skills that help them understand the many different ways a piece of writing can speak to us.

While we may admire certain aspects of Romanticism, its tendencies of Romanticism to exalt emotions, reject social norms, and ground moral values in subjective personal experience are incompatible with Catholic notions of virtue, community, and the objective nature of the moral good.

Discover the timeless practice of keeping a Commonplace Book—a tool for organizing your thoughts, lessons, prayers, and creative ideas in one inspiring place.

Screens are here to stay, but they don’t have to dominate our lives. With guidance and consistency, children will read all sorts of wonderful things—even books.

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Remember, you’re not alone in this journey. Whether homeschooling becomes your path or not, trust that God has a beautiful plan for your family.