2012 – Page 21 – IGNITUM TODAY

Books

The Winds

Two young men walked a cold wintry path. Occasionally one or the other would stoop to the ground, pick something up and either pocket it

Nathaniel Gotcher March 28, AD 2012 No Comments

Columnists

Spiritual CPR

Last month I took a CPR and First Aid training course. All I can say is: why is this not a high school graduation requirement?!

Michelle Burns March 27, AD 2012 6 Comments

Catholic Education

Aquinas for Educators

Guest post by Edward G. O. Radler Rice First, I want to extend my thanks to Stacy Trasancos for giving me the opportunity to present a guest

Guest Writer March 23, AD 2012 6 Comments

Things you won't hear at FUS…

Alright, I know today’s post rides on the heels of a recent post of mine. If you were hoping to hear from your favorite blogger and

J.Q. Tomanek March 23, AD 2012 8 Comments

Columnists

What is ‘Normal’?

Today is World Down Syndrome Day, a day to celebrate the lives of those who have an extra 21st chromosome. It’s also a reminder that we

Chelsea Zimmerman March 21, AD 2012 1 Comment

Columnists

A Lesson Learned

I don’t usually think to support heresy, but this time, I owed a family member. So on a weekend where I could have been celebrating,

Emily Zanotti March 21, AD 2012 35 Comments

Catholic Education

“Standing on the shoulders of giants”

My earliest memory of Catholic education was my first year of Kindergarten at Our Lady of Victory School in Victoria, TX. Catholic education is many

J.Q. Tomanek March 21, AD 2012 No Comments

Catholic Education

The Purpose of Higher Education

Guest post by Dr. Jeff McLeod Outward Appearances and Inward Capacities This is a rare occasion in which I would actually like to introduce a

Guest Writer March 20, AD 2012 5 Comments

Relationships

Dance of the Porcupines

Porcupines generally have two methods for handling relationships: withdrawal and attack. They either scurry away, looking for the nearest tree, or they stick out their

Brandon Vogt March 19, AD 2012 1 Comment

Health & Fitness

Ballet Diaries

When I was little I’d wear tutus around the house and pretend I was a famous Prima Ballerina twirling in grace and splendor. I thought

Fabiola Garza March 18, AD 2012 2 Comments

Catholic Education

Apologia pro vitis suis

“It may easily be conceived how great a trial it is to us to write the following history of ourselves; but we must not shrink

Ink and Quill March 17, AD 2012 5 Comments

Catholic Education

The Twelve Fruits Of Catholic Education

Please welcome a very special guest post for our Catholic Education symposium by the famous Sister Patricia Owens O’Flannery, from LarryD’s award-winning blog Acts of the Apostasy. The

Guest Writer March 17, AD 2012 36 Comments

Catholic Education

Education is Priceless

Children vaccinated against river blindness in a school in Ewoku. Ghana. Photo by Lynn Johnson for the National Geographic. There is an Arabic proverb about

Godwin Delali Adadzie March 15, AD 2012 5 Comments