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I’m glad to share that I’ve begun the task of sharing on Substack what I’ve learned in my 18 years in Catholic education and evangelization. Please consider sharing and subscribing! I’m calling it “CoCrucified” which I explain in this post. open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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@MatRyanELATeach It’s gotta be Purgatorio for me!

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Matt Ryan #CanonChat 📕: My Brilliant Friend@MatRyanELATeach·9h

What book (just give me one) do you teach better than any other book?

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Daniel Buck, “Youngest Old Man in Ed Reform”@MrDanielBuck·12h

Harvard circa 1700s: "No student shall be admitted unless they can translate Greek and Latin authors such as Tully, Virgil, The New-Testament, & Xenophon." Harvard circa 2026: "We can't assign whole novels anymore."

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@JeremyTate41 @jacob_allee x.com/officialnotdr/…

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The subtext here is that McDonalds is poison

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Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41·17h

The difference between The Golden Thread and the garbage anti-Western “social studies” textbooks used in most schools is the difference between a fine Italian steak and McDonald’s new Big Arch. Give the kiddos steak 🥩

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·17h

The subtext here is that McDonalds is poison

Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41

The difference between The Golden Thread and the garbage anti-Western “social studies” textbooks used in most schools is the difference between a fine Italian steak and McDonald’s new Big Arch. Give the kiddos steak 🥩

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Therefore, an education that seeks to build virtue will integrate the emotions into an holistic vision of the human person. It will have a sort of “SEL” built into it. #Classicaleducation #emotions open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·1d

Moral virtues are firm attitudes, stable dispositions, habitual perfections of intellect and will. They incline us to act well, so that our moral actions are good. But they also order our passions and make possible ease, self-mastery, and joy in leading a morally good life.

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Fr Dylan Schrader@FrDylanSchrader·2d

Thinking about how in the Spanish version of the Palm Sunday Gospel reading, Jesus sends the disciples to town to get him a burrito and tells them that if anyone questions them they should just say, "The Master has need of it."

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·20 Mar

We’re studying figures of speech in Rhetoric as my sophomores prepare to use them in their own speech writing. We’re learning eloquence and the importance of beauty in all that we create together. It’s a magnificent art!

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·20 Mar

@JeremyTate41 x.com/officialnotdr/…

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“Every educator educates in the way they think is best, to the neglect of other forms.” open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41·20 Mar

The main objection I hear to classical education is that it is elitist. It is a valid objection because it is just better, and a BMW is better than a Pinto, sorry if that is offensive. If you object to things because they are better you are still living in the matrix.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·20 Mar

“Every educator educates in the way they think is best, to the neglect of other forms.” open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41

The main objection I hear to classical education is that it is elitist. It is a valid objection because it is just better, and a BMW is better than a Pinto, sorry if that is offensive. If you object to things because they are better you are still living in the matrix.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·18 Mar

"Catholic education aims not only to communicate facts but also to transmit a coherent, comprehensive vision of life, in the conviction that the truths contained in that vision liberate students in the most profound meaning of human freedom.” John Paul II

Oscar Ortiz Duarte@OOrtizDuarte

A school does not simply transmit information. It transmits a vision of the human person. That is why culture matters so much.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·17 Mar

open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·17 Mar

Contemporary Americans often don’t want to consider underlying philosophies, we would be silly to think we have the cure to an illness we don’t understand. One such underlying cause is the philosophical basis of modern, progressive education itself, and its founder: John Dewey.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·17 Mar

@JeremyTate41 open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·17 Mar

@JeremyTate41 What a great week for you to get on Substack! I gave a shoutout to the great work CLT is doing in my weekly article today :)

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Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41·16 Mar

My first substack! open.substack.com/pub/jeremywayn…

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Literary Loves ✍️ 📚 Caroline Malcolm-Boulton@TheScribblerCMB·14 Mar

Literary Loves ✍️ 📚 Caroline Malcolm-Boulton tweet media

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·14 Mar

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Important! open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

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Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41·14 Mar

For more than 95% of the history of education, letter grades did not exist. The familiar A, B, and C system emerged during the Industrial Revolution. We borrowed it from the meat-packing industry’s method of sorting products. It is time to rethink our obsession with grades and get back to the serious work of forming young minds and hearts to love, truth, goodness, and beauty.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·14 Mar

Important! open.substack.com/pub/cocrucifie…

Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41

For more than 95% of the history of education, letter grades did not exist. The familiar A, B, and C system emerged during the Industrial Revolution. We borrowed it from the meat-packing industry’s method of sorting products. It is time to rethink our obsession with grades and get back to the serious work of forming young minds and hearts to love, truth, goodness, and beauty.

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·12 Mar

Here’s a drum I’ve been banging for years, though better stated here. Important reflection on so-called “critical thinking” among other noble things: memoriacollege.substack.com/p/criticism-is…

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Luke Heintschel@OfficialNotDr·12 Mar

@MarkRhodes11 @zenahitz It is great to have teachers who truly love their students enough to give them the good stuff.

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Mark Rhodes@MarkRhodes11·10 Mar

@zenahitz I was lucky to have an English prof who devoted the two semesters of 101 to 5 writers: Homer, Virgil, Dante, Shakespeare, and Flannery O’Connor,

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