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Feel free to browse around the content and use it as you can. Homeschooling is a challenging yet highly rewarding experience. The support documentation found here can help get a family started, encourage those in the middle of the school year, and even cheer on those ... Marching Forward March. The only month named for a forward movement. Here in the Midwest, and this year in the East, it reminds us to continue through the last few cold mornings, some shoveling and scraping of car windshields required, so that we can enjoy the afternoon sunshine. March. Reminding us to ... Advent: A Pilgrimage Blessed With Hope As we begin our new Liturgical year, lighting our first Advent candle—we embark on a pilgrimage once again towards the Christ Child—a pilgrimage blessed with hope. Advent is the perfect time to rediscover the beauty and depth of Christmas hope and what it really means to be a Catholic. We ... Touched By Grace April 7th, 2009
It is time for another of my children to recite “The Road not Taken.” I always look forward to it. They are also asked to memorize another Robert Frost favorite, “Stopping by Woods ... Something New and Exciting...
Dear TORCH Families,Welcome, or welcome back...As you can see, the website is back, and with a new look. It is a privilege to welcome all of you, both new members, and those who have looked forward to the return of the website, steadfast in generosity and hope. We ... Better Marriage through Homeschooling
"Hold on a minute." Charles held up his hand in protest. He and his wife, Marybeth, were in counseling with me, and she had just told Charles that if she had her druthers, she would be homeschooling their children. Charles continued, "Hon, you have a hard time keeping up with ... The Tantrum Returns
"I’m not going to do my homework! You can’t make me. I don’t love you anymore." Seven-year-old Alex screamed at Beth, his mother, one day after school. When she tried to take his hand and lead him to the kitchen table to do his work, he ran away ...
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