Chronicles of a Catholic Teacher
Catholic_TeacherCatholic history teacher at a public school, just rambling on about Catholicism, education, history, politics, and how they all intersect.
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Portals to Hell
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Over the summer, I was in line for confession at my local parish. It was an unusually long line; at least two pews full of people. That, however, was not what made this event remarkable. The unusual thing was...
Two-Hundred Fifty
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On July 4th, 1776, a group of men accomplished something extraordinary. They accomplished something that would change the world forever. These men, of the 13 British Colonies of North America, declared inde...
Leisure and the Christian Life
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As a teacher, one of the few perks of my job is the breaks. I am on the second week of my summer break, and it really is a treat. I can make coffee and read in the mornings, attend daily mass (I usually c...
Allow Jesus Christ to Wash Your Feet
Last week as I was finishing my spring break, I was washing dishes, listening to music as I usually do. Suddenly, my usual listening was interrupted by my Lord of the Rings themed ringtone (I’m a nerd, sue me), with my earbuds announcing th...
Practical Tips for Prayer as a Professional
Ora et Labora. Pray and work. This has been the motto of St. Benedict and of his followers for centuries; even today, Benedictine monasteries all over the world operate by this simple phrase. This past summer, I spent a week living this lif...
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Catholic teacher at a public school, rambling about theology, education, history, politics, and how they all intersect. Articles go up every first Friday, posts whenever I have time.
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