Category Archives: Getting Started
Circumspection Education Reflection Virtue in the Classroom
Approaching the Train Tracks
When approaching train tracks, circumspection is second nature. You stop, look both ways, and only... See More
Education Industriousness Reflection Virtue in the Classroom
Finish What You Start
The cardinal virtue of fortitude enables us to face the difficulties in life. The living... See More
Education Foresight Reflection Teach Virtue Virtue in the Classroom
THE Calendar Date
Since the invention of keeping a calendar or tracking time, people have developed thousands of... See More
Education Obedience Reflection Virtue in the Classroom
No Guinea Hen Left Behind
Imagine this scene: one guinea hen trapped in a 12’x12’ space with one exit point... See More
Education Orderliness Reflection Virtue Virtue in the Classroom
Make Your Bed
About four years ago, this little book by Admiral William H. McRaven hit the shelves.... See More
Education Justice Reflection Virtue in the Classroom
View From the Cross
To live justly is to give to others, beginning with God, what is their due.... See More
Charity (Love) Education Faith hope Reflection Teach Virtue Virtue in the Classroom
Nurturing the Theological Virtues in Your Life
Last week I unpacked the meaning of the theological virtues of faith, hope, and love.... See More
Getting Started Reflection Virtue
happiness. simplified.
Since we have concluded the weekly series on the virtues, I would like to spend... See More
Justice Reflection Respect Virtue Virtue in the Classroom
The Little Things Matter
Respect is a frequently used word, yet one wonders if its meaning has become lost.... See More