I recently discovered that the last thing Andrew Lytle published before he died at the ripe ol’ age of 92 was a book entitled Kristin: A Reading by Andrew Lytle. Naturally, he’s referring to the heroine of the medieval Norwegian saga: Kristin Lavransdatter. This is exciting on several levels—mainly that Kristin seems to be Lytle’s […]
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Andrew Lytle on Kristin Lavransdatter
13
Mar 2012
“Jerusalem’s Claim on Us” – Dr. Louise Cowan
25
Feb 2012
It is my pleasure to direct your eyes to an essay by our beloved Dr. Louise Cowan. It is called “Jerusalem’s Claim on Us.” This essay has lifted up my soul so well that I do hope you set aside some time to read it. Dr. Cowan has delved into the very nature of the […]
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Patron Saint of Teachers
04
Feb 2012
The 12 Virtues of a Good Teacher : Gravity Silence Humility Prudence Wisdom Patience Reserve Gentleness Zeal Vigilance Piety Generosity -St. Jean-Baptiste de La Salle (patron saint of teachers) ora pro nobis
