Rachel

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  Medieval Meatless Meals: History and Faith

  Common people, common meal

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• Saint Benedict’s Ora et Labora: Practical Ways to Inspire Prayer and Work in Lutheran Education

  The Latin phrase Ora et labora, meaning “Pray and work,” has guided monks for over 1,500 years—and no, it’s not just an ancient excuse to make people do chores after morning prayer. Rooted in the life and teachings of Saint Benedict of Nursia (c. 480–547), this principle encourages a balance of spiritual devotion and active…

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• The Ancient Roman Calendar

  History, Months, and Roman Timekeeping This post features resources I’ve created just for you! Enjoy this blog about the Roman Calendar, and be sure to click the link below to get your very own Ancient Rome Latin Pocket Calendar: Ancient Rome Latin Pocket Calendar The Ancient Roman calendar is a fascinating window into the daily…

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• Carpe Diem in a Classical Education Setting

  Carpe Diem! We’ve all heard the phrase before—“Seize the day!” It pops up in movies, shows, books, and even in conversations with friends. But just because it’s familiar doesn’t mean we shouldn’t pause and think about what it really means. For me, this phrase always echoes a verse from the Bible: “This is the day…

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