Theology of Education

With what competence, experience, or wisdom to gather doxa and present them as tenets?

Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, highlighted the tenets of Catholic education and the modern challenges facing educators in a pastoral letter on Tuesday. https://t.co/7DsYzVFEsq

— Catholic News Agency (@cnalive) September 3, 2024

Whose Standards?

Not every teacher has the gift of discerning souls, but it is natural to notice the character, temperament, and personality of one’s students.

Saint John Henry Newman kept detailed notes of his students’ virtues and vices. https://t.co/V9yWh3W1hm

— Josh Hochschild (@JoshHochschild) January 27, 2024

An Interview with Tom Hibbs

President Thomas Hibbs of @UofDallas joins Jeremy for the second episode of Anchored. https://t.co/mzF0ySmuu6

— CLT (@CLT_Exam) September 10, 2020

Romanus Cessario, OP: Accompaniment and Moral Development

The End of Education

Church Life: Education Should Aim at God, Not the Job Market by Daniel Drain

A Pedagogical Question

If a school has co-education, when is the right time to end it? At the age of reason (between 7 and 8 years old), so second or third grades? Or at the beginning of puberty (which can be as low as 9 years of age if stressors are present, otherwise 11 to 13), 6 to 8 grade? Or somewhere in that range? It seems middle school (6 to 8) is a convenient point for dropping co-education, but perhaps it should be done at an earlier age, like at 9 years.

New Vision of Science

FPR: Avoiding “A World Without Women,” or Porches

A review of Transfiguration: Notes Towards a Radical Catholic Reimagination of Everything by Michael Martin

The Imaginative Conservative: Great Books, Higher Education, and the Logos by Michael Jordan

Strategic Priorities Workshop - Dr. Anthony Esolen

Anthony Esolen: Lecture at "Your Imagination Redeemed" 2018

Certified by whom?

and according to what standards?

Some News about Orientale Lumen 2018

Homeschooling in the Orthodox Church

An Orthodox Education

No Master of Theology is 100% Correct?

Does God permit theologians to make some errors for the sake of their humility and for the sake of ours, so that we recognize that no human teacher has all of the answers? If this is the case then how does this affect our understanding of what teaching [of theology] is? It is not just recognizing that some teachers are better than others (authorities) and going over their reasoning but we also have to return to the sources as another check?

Eastern Christian Books: An Academy at the Court of the Tsars

Eastern Christian Books: An Academy at the Court of the Tsars

On the Education of Children

GENERAL AUDIENCE: On the Education of Children"The Christian communities are called to offer support to the educational mission of families, and they do so first of all with the light of the Word of God."

Posted by Zenit News Agency on Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Pope Francis on Education of Children: 'It is Time for Parents to Return from Their Exile'Denounces Role of "Experts" Who Occupy Role of Fathers and Mothers during General Audience

Posted by Zenit News Agency on Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Rethinking the Seminary

Seminaries: What Were and Are They For? by Fr. Anthony Perkins (via Byz TX)

More New Offerings from Angelico Press

I had not noticed that these were available, in addition to the latest from Stratford Caldecott -

Behold the Heritage: Foundations of Education in the Dominican Tradition by Sister Matthew Marie Cummings (Editor), O.P., Sister Elizabeth Anne Allen, O.P.
Our Way and Our Life: Christ in His Mysteries by Blessed Columba Marmion
With Christ - An Anthology of the Writings of Blessed Columba Marmion

A review of one of the last book: Catholic Thursday: With Christ - An Anthology of the Writings of Blessed Columba Marmion

Apparently no one has republished his Christ, the Ideal of the Monk yet.

It looks like the company is distributing works by Wolfgang Smith. (I don't think it is republishing them.) Here is one:
Ancient Wisdom and Modern Misconceptions: A Critique of Contemporary Scientism by Wolfgang Smith

Teacher of Teachers: Blessed John Henry Newman by Christopher Blum