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Hello Home School Families, Testing season is in full swing. I wanted to make you aware of the various testing opportunities, both in-person and remote, available to you this year.  First, in-person group achievement test dates and locations are shown below. We’re pleased to offer some new locations this year.  To sign up, contact the…

Hello readers! Last January I began writing  a series of reflections, 15 in all, on what it means or might look like to live Memento Mori in the context of the stations of the cross.   I’ve summarized the takeaways from each of my reflections below. Each one is clickable and will take you to the post…

If you’re really sick or chronically ill, your prayer life, even if you’re not a believer, becomes pretty simple and focused. You pray for healing.  Healing in this life. Healing to avoid the chemo, surgery or whatever procedures are coming your way. You want more time and less suffering.  You want time to enjoy simple…

Near the end of her book,  Emily DeArdo pulls the curtain back a little and lets the reader in on what she went through as she waited for an organ transplant. She writes: “My life consisted of work (answering the phone), IV meds, forcing some food into me, and sleeping, sometimes fourteen hours a day.…

Just before Jesus died, he cried out, “It is finished!” His work was over. The work of his followers was just beginning. Arrangements had to be made and permission given to take Jesus off the cross A linen shroud to wrap him in needed to be  purchased  Myrrh and aloes for burial purposes needed to…