The Weapons of Self Restraint
On Ash Wednesday, one of the prayers offered during Holy Mass spoke of taking up […]
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The Value of Good Literature
A week or two after returning from Christmas Break, the 3rd Grade class was assigned […]
Preparing for Lent with Lessons from “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe”
As we enter the liturgical season of Lent, we are reminded that although created in […]
The Mathematician’s Legacy: Lessons Learned
As a part of our ongoing professional development at St. Benedict’s, all of the teachers […]
The Age of Reason: Reflections on Teaching Logic to 6th Graders
One of the most challenging and rewarding aspects of my position at SBCA is teaching […]
Anne of Green Gables
Our Fifth Grade Class is currently reading one of my favorite novels, Anne of Green […]
Honoring Our Lady through Music
As Christmastide comes to a close and the celebrations cease, now is a marvelous time […]
Montessori Pre-Kindergarten: A Snapshot & Philosophy Overview
“If the work of man on the earth is related to his spirit, to his […]
Medieval Art at SBCA
The art produced during medieval times offers endless awe and inspiration. Medieval sculptor, Claus Sluter, […]
Thanksgiving – A Celebration of Gratitude
“In everything, give thanks, for this is God’s will for you’’ – 1st Thessalonians 5:18 […]