St. Anthony of Padua is Will’s patron saint because, surprise surprise, he loses everything not permanently attached to his body. And it happens to also be…
“I am not afraid. I was born to do this.” -Joan of Arc Today is the fest day of Joan of Arc & I (amazingly) found this…
02. Ancient Mediterranean• 03. Early Europe & Colonial Americas• Asia• Christianity• Europe• Greece• Teaching• Turkey
Our ACIS Greece Itinerary
March 11, 2019This spring break I am traveling to Greece with a school trip hosted by ACIS. This is my first time chaperoning a student group tour so…
This past year has been an effort to up our Catholic liturgical living, which means more solemn events AND more feasts. Win/win! This year I am…
02. Ancient Mediterranean• 03. Early Europe & Colonial Americas• Christianity
Student Series! Birth of Evil
February 21, 2019It’s been forever and a day since I have done a student series piece, whoops! But if you’re new and have no idea what this is,…
02. Ancient Mediterranean• 03. Early Europe & Colonial Americas• Christianity• Europe• Vatican City
AP Art History Hunting in Vatican City
January 31, 2019Although Vatican City is surrounded by Rome, and therefore Italy, it’s technically another country so that’s why I have separated it from my post on AP…