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Odysseus and Advent ~ by Lauren Hartke ~ As a literature teacher, “What is your favorite book?” is a question that I ask my students in the first session of the year to break the ice. If I am to ask it of my students, I always need an answer of my own, in...
A Tamed Tongue As a Type of Temperance: Self-Control in Speech ~ by Tyrone Benson ~ “But no one can tame the tongue; it is a restless evil and full of deadly poison” (Jas. 3:8, NASB). So proceeds a saying from the brother of our Lord, James being doubtless influenced...
On Sophrosyne: An Orthodox Christian Perspective ~ by Presbytera Maria Koulianos ~ Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it. ~ Proverbs 22:6 In the Orthodox Tradition, this poignant icon painted in 1809 in Tver, Russia...
Sharing a Common Memory: The Great Hall & The Houses of Studies at Scholé Academy ~ by Joanne Schinstock, Presb. Maria Koulianos, and Rhea Bright ~ From the inception of Scholé Academy in 2014, Dr. Perrin’s vision included three houses of studies to provide...
Beautiful Eyes ~ by Lisa Jacobson ~ Children have beautiful eyes. I love to look long and hard into them: the mirror of their souls. This gift of lovely eyes is from God, of course. How often are those beautiful eyes taught to really see beauty? Are they looking and...
On Temperance ~ by Joanne Schinstock ~ This summer I’ve been reading In This House of Brede by Rumer Godden. The premise of the book centers on the protagonist, Phillipa Talbot, a middle-aged woman who leaves her job, her friends, and her London life-style to join a...
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