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Dr. Clark examines virtually every area of home schooling, from How to Begin Home Schooling toThe Socialization Issue to Home Schooling in the Large Family to Catholic Church Teachings on Marriage and Education to The Future for Catholic Home Schooling. This is a text which Catholic home schooling parents will refer to often, as it is advice from one who has been engaged in Catholic education for over thirty years and has spoken with thousands of home schooling parents. Also included are Pope John Paul II’s Letter to Families; Kenneth Clark on Responding to Authorities; Dr. Mark Lowery on The Father’s Role in Home Schooling; Cathy Gould onTeaching Children Who Learn Differently; with Introduction by Father Robert J. Fox. |
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From the unique perspective of a father of nine children, covering topics that affect nearly all dads, ranging from Little League, to cooking, to driving children all over the place, John Clark explains why, as a Catholic father, you should be “laughing instead of crying.” In an age shirking away from the responsibilities of fatherhood, he illustrates why authentic fatherhood is so important and how it can be so rewarding. "John Clark is obviously a dedicated and loving father and husband. His insights on home schooling (and on life in general) are thought provoking and humorous." |
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Study after study shows that homeschooled children receive an all-around better education. The one-on-one relationship between the starter student and the teaching parent leads to astonishing academic progress. In this little book with big advice you will find:
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Popular speaker at Home School conferences, and home schooling mother of 12 children, Mrs. Virginia "Ginny" Seuffert, offers a straightforward, practical guide to managing your home and family life amidst the exciting challenges of home schooling your children. Ginny delivers her practical advice in her natural no-nonsense, commonsense, and humoristic manner. This great book is intentionally short so that every busy home schooling mother can benefit from reading it. Turn the messiest, unorganized house into a tidy, cheerful home! Possess the plan to keep the chaos under control while bringing a peaceful way of life to your household! |
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Colonial America, April, 1775. The shot heard round the world has been fired by a British Redcoat, and an American Rebel has died. The winds of war are beginning to blow. America is divided into two distinct camps. In one are Englishmen, living in America, who still swear allegiance to England, their Mother Country. In the other, are Americans living in America, who long to shed the bonds of foreign dominance and enjoy self rule. This is a time of turmoil and unrest, a time when patriotism runs rampant, patriotism for two different causes. It is a time that is destined to pit brother against brother, and father against son. It is time when the soft sounds of liberty, a liberty that many call rebellion, have begun to gather on the wind. It is a time when only partisans live in America. By Seton Home Study School’s in-house Historian Bruce T. Clark |
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Renowned mathematician Dr. Michael Townsend has been found lying dead on his office floor. As a world leader in the science of data encryption, Dr. Townsend has many secrets – secrets that could lead to a new understanding of the nature of the world, or to the deaths of many. The dead often carry their secrets to the grave, and someone is hoping that Dr. Townsend will stay quiet permanently. (Recommended for high school students to adults). "In Numbers Up Kevin Clark skillfully interweaves conflicting designs: those of spies, killers, cops, blackmailers, bankers, arms dealers, and — maybe — the Designer of life. He has the reader sitting at the edge of his seat, contemplating the brutality of this world which, despite itself, hints of another." Dr. Michael Behe, author of Darwin’s Black Box |
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The Custer Legacy. This novel by Seton’s historian, Bruce T. Clark, takes the reader on a wild ride that contains deadly Aztec sacrifices, wary conquistadors, the call of bugles, and the clash of saber meeting tomahawk. It’s a history-mystery in which the reader meets such real-life figures as Cortez, Custer, and Crazy Horse, while sharing the adventures of an Irish soldier of fortune, a white/Indian warrior from the Virginia Military Institute, and the "detective from the Vatican" whose job it is to finally unravel all of the mysteries and recover the Custer Legacy. |
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A sweeping novel that takes place among the events surrounding US-Cuban relations in the early 1960s. Among the historical events covered are the Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the assassination of President Kennedy. While it is a story of fiction, it also teaches readers of the important events and the fateful years that helped to shape the modern world. |
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This book consists of 7 short stories, written from a Catholic perspective. Some are new, and some were previously published in magazines such as The Annals of Ste. Anne de Beaupre and Hereditas. “These are imaginative, spellbinding stories that combine suspenseful plots and luminous moral vision. As the stories move naturally from the surface of ordinary life to the depths of religious sensibility, the reader encounters the shock of moral truth that lies at the heart of the matter.” Dr. Mitchell Kalpakgian, author of Lost Arts of Modern Civilization |
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