Fr.
Constantine-Paul Belisarius graduated in
1965 from Saint Mary’s College in Saint Mary, KY, with
an A.B. in philosophy, history and literature. He entered
the New York Province of the Society of Jesus in 1965
to be a member of the Byzantine Assistency and later
changed from the Latin Rite to the Melkite Rite in 1982.
At Fordham University, he studied Russian language,
literature and area studies (1968-1972) and taught at
Regis High School, New York, NY (1972-1974). He took
the S.T.B. Summa Cum Laude from the Collegium
Maximum Faculty of Regis College, Toronto, Ontario,
with the concommitant M.Div. degree from Saint Mary’s
University, Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1978. He served
in Melkite, Ruthenian and Ukrainian Catholic parishes
in Toronto, and after leaving the Society of Jesus,
was called to the Middle East by his Melkite Greek Catholic
Patriarch, Maximos V of Antioch, for whom he served
as secretary in Lebanon. Assigned to the Patriarchal
College in Heliopolis, Egypt, in January of 1982, he
served as principal teacher of the English language
there until June, 1995, when he returned to the United
States. From 1983 to 1993 he served as Station Padre
to the United Nations Treaty Supervision Organization
headquartered in Heliopolis. He was ordained to the
priesthood in 1982 by Patriarch Maximus, who also raised
him to Archimandrite of Alexandria in 1998. Father has
been a counselor, editor, and artist at Seton Home Study
School since 1995.
TOPIC:
Modesty:
Shield of Purity
Fr.
Paul Check is a native and priest of the
Diocese of Bridgeport, CT. In 1981, he received a B.A.
in History from Rice University and was then commissioned
a lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps. He served on
active duty for nine years, during which time he commanded
two different tank companies and was assigned as the
second-in-command of the Marine Barracks in London,
England. Fr. Check entered the seminary in 1992 and
was ordained in 1997. He holds an STB from the Gregorian
University in Rome and an STL in moral theology from
the Atheneum of the Holy Cross, also in Rome. He is
currently assigned as Parochial Vicar at St. John the
Evangelist in Stamford, CT. Fr. Check also teaches moral
theology at the St. John Fisher Seminary Residence in
the Diocese of Bridgeport, as well as teaching in the
Education for Parish Service program and to Mother Teresa's
Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta.
TOPIC:
When the
Son of Man Returns, Will
He Find Any Faith on the Earth?
Fr.
Shannon Michael Collins, C.P.M, was born
in 1964 and is a native of Cohasset, MA. After undergraduate
and graduate work in history and education, he taught
in Catholic schools for a number of years. Fr. Collins
became a member of the Congregation of the Fathers of
Mercy in August of 1994. Having completed his seminary
training at St. Philip Neri Seminary in Toronto, Ontario,
he was ordained to the priesthood on June 10, 2000.
Presently, Fr. Collins serves on the mission band of
the Fathers of Mercy and has been speaking at several
home schooling conferences. (Note: Father will be celebrating
his priestly anniversary on June 10th.)
TOPICS:
Assembly of Satan
Homeschooling,
Living the Sacrificial Life
Fr.
Thomas J. Euteneuer (pronounced
EYE-ten-our) was born in Detroit, Mich., in 1962, the
third of six children born to Joseph and Marian Euteneuer.
Father has a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from
the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, as well as
a licentiate degree in biblical theology from the Pontifical
Gregorian University in Rome, Italy. He speaks both
Spanish and Italian. While in college, Fr. Euteneuer
participated in the Marine Corps Officer Candidate Program
and attended boot camp at Quantico, Virginia. After
discerning that the Lord was calling him to the priesthood
rather than the military, he entered the seminary. Since
his ordination in 1988, Fr. Euteneuer has served as
parish priest in five parishes of the Diocese of Palm
Beach, Florida, (where he moved with his family at the
age of 10), secretary to the bishop, director of vocations,
and spiritual moderator for the diocesan Respect Life
office. Father's
pro-life activity began in the early years of his priesthood
with prayer vigils and pickets at abortion mills, and
has included speaking at conferences, sidewalk counseling,
and the establishment of a crisis pregnancy center.
He also serves the pro-life movement by leading annual
pilgrimages to Mexico to the Basilica of Our Lady of
Guadalupe, for whom he has a deep devotion. He has taken
upwards of 60 pilgrims with him at a time. These pilgrimages
are offered for the conversion of abortion providers
throughout the world. Since December 2000, Father has
been President of Human Life International. Since becoming
president, Fr. Euteneuer has traveled to more than 20
countries actively proclaiming the Gospel of Life. He
has given more than 100 pro-life talks in the United
States and abroad as well as appearing on EWTN and FoxNews
numerous times.
TOPIC:
Teaching
Children, A Supernatural Perspective
Fr.
Robert J. Levis, Ph.D., priest of the Diocese
of Erie, PA, since 1948, received his Ph. D. in Religious
Education from the Catholic University of America and
served at Gannon University in Erie as Professor and
Chair of the Department of Theology, Chair of the Liberal
Studies Curriculum, Founder and Chair of the Pontifical
Center for Catechetical Studies, where for 19 years,
he supervised and instructed candidates for the Master's
Degree in Catechetics. This Center enjoyed approval
and affiliation with the Sacred Congregation of the
Clergy, the highest possible Roman Curial certification
in Catholic catechetics. He has also taught catechetical
courses at the undergraduate and graduate level at the
Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH. He is a Co-Founder
of the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy, a national
association of priests, seminarians, and deacons, and
presently serves as its Vice President. He edited its
newsletter, Sapientia, for many years, and sponsored
an annual convention at Gannon University for almost
20 years. When the Catechism of the Catholic Church
appeared in 1994, he pioneered the preparation of two
widely accepted catechetical programs for use on the
computer, one for grade school students, the other for
high school students, in fidelity to this official catechism.
In 1997, he wrote a popular catechism, Jesus, the
Catechism, and Me, a condensed and faithful text
in support of the official catechism. This catechism
is also published in the Philipino tongue. He co-edited
John Paul II, Catechist, now translated into
French and Spanish, edited the History of Gannon
University, has written regularly for the Canadian
Challenge, National Catholic Register, Lake Shore
Visitor, Catholic Encyclopedia, and many other publications.
He has spoken often on theological topics across the
States and in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Presently,
he co-hosts the show Web of Faith on the international
cable network, EWTN.
TOPIC:
Parents:
Unlikely Contemplatives
Fr.
Seamus P. O'Kielty was born in County Mayo,
Ireland, and is the eighth child of ten. He underwent
seminary training in England, Belgium, Germany, and
Scotland, and was ordained a Priest in 1954. Father
spent the next eleven years as a bush missionary in
Tanganyika/ Burundi. In 1965, he came to America,
where he was lent to the Paterson Diocese to teach
high school. In 1966, he served in the Missions in
Bolivia, where he became a temporary chaplain with
the Bolivian Army during the Che Guevara emergency.
While there, he set up a catechetical program to better
evangelize the Aymara Indians by training more than
a hundred catechists, despite opposition from the
government. Fr. O’Kielty later attended Fairleigh
Dickinson University, NJ; where he received his M.A.
in Education, and became certified by the state as
an accredited teacher of German, French and Spanish.
Father is still fluent in Spanish and French; rusty
in Italian, German, Kirundi, Irish, and Swahili; reads
Latin and Greek, but has almost forgotten all Aymara
Bolivian, Japanese, Flemish and Kihaya. He received
his M.A. in Linguistics at New York University, and
became a Ph.D. candidate. In 1974, he returned to
Burundi after hearing there was a critical priest
shortage after the massacres, and became a Parish
Pastor replacing the Hutu priests who were killed.
In 1979, Father was inducted into the Navy as a Chaplain.
His experiences included deployment to Libya, Lebanon,
Turkey, Morocco, and near Cuba. He conducted Mass
and memorial services for the slain French troops
in Lebanon in the aftermath of the Marine Corps Barracks
Disaster. Father was Valedictorian at the U.S. Navy
Chaplain School. He also completed Arctic Survival
and Skiing Training in the Arctic Circle in Norway.
He later qualified as expert marksman with pistol
and M16. He did Jungle Fighting Training with the
Marine Corps on Okinawa Island, Japan, where he completed
P.O.W. Survival Training, and was awarded the Super
Fitness Marine Corps Citation. During his Navy career,
Father was awarded the Humanitarian Service, Navy
and Marine Corps Expeditionary, and Sea Service Deployment
medals. He later enrolled in the Ph.D. Philosophy
Program at Fordham University and retired in 1995.
Since then, Father was adjunct professor at Farleigh
Dickinson University's School of Education; spent
three months at Knock Shrine, and has been active
in pro-life meetings, demonstrations and Masses. He
returned to the Paterson Diocese, and due to the acute
shortage of priests in the area, Father has been assisting
the local parishes, until last semester, when he came
to Christendom College to assist there.
TOPIC:
Mary, the
Magnificent
Fr.
Frank E. Papa, S.O.L.T., J.C.D., Cand. S.R.R.
Adv., spent more than 25 years working with youth before
his ordination to the priesthood in 1989. He was Founder
and Executive Director of Teens, Incorporated,
a recreational character-building organization that
expanded into "Teen Homes" for homeless youth. He earned
his Doctorate in Canon Law from the Angelicum in Rome,
graduated Magna Cum Laude, is a Candidate for
Advocate for the Sacred Roman Rota, and taught at Holy
Apostles Seminary in Cromwell, CT. He was a guest on
radio and television shows from 1963 to 1978, and is
a guest lecturer at State Agencies and Institutions,
as well as Catholic home schooling conferences. As a
priest with extensive backgrounds in both Canon Law
and working with teenagers, Fr. Papa is uniquely qualified
to give parents important tips from a Catholic perspective.
TOPICS:
Why Homeschool?
Teen Pressures,
Teen Issues
Fr.
John A. Perricone was ordained a priest in
1976 in Newark, NJ. He is a Professor of Philosophy
at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY, and has taught
and lectured on subjects ranging across the entire spectrum
of the Catholic life, from politics to prayer. He is
also the Founder and Director of ChristiFideles,
an organization established in 1989 that furnishes ascetical,
spiritual, doctrinal, theological and philosophical
formation for Catholics. He regularly conducts the Campion
Series, the Aquinas Distinguished Lecture Series, and
Chesterton/Belloc debates. He has published numerous
articles, worked on the bi-monthly newsletter Exclesis,
and hosted the 13-part EWTN series, "The Most Glorious
Act: Understanding the Mass." Fr. Perricone holds Masters
Degrees in both Biblical studies and Dogmatic Theology,
and has completed all his course work for his Ph.D.
in Philosophy at Fordham University.
TOPIC:
Confession:
Horizon of Grace
Fr.
Paul Scalia was born in Charlottesville,
VA in 1970, was ordained deacon at St. Peter's Basilica,
Vatican City -State in 1995, and was ordained a Diocesan
priest on May 18, 1996 at St. Thomas More Cathedral.
After receiving his BA at the College of the Holy
Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1992, Father
then went on to receive his STB at the Pontifical
Gregorian university in Rome in 1995, and his MA at
the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas
also in Rome the following year. He was the Founder,
Editor, and Publisher of The Fenwick Review
at the College of the Holy Cross. Father is now Parochial
Vicar at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Fredericksburg,
Virginia. He has written articles in Catholic
Twin Circle Magazine, Human Life Review,
Religion and Liberty and Adoremus Bulletin.
TOPIC:
Eucharist:
Model of Family Life
Fr.
Pablo Straub is a missionary priest of
St. Aphonsus' Redemptorist Order. After being ordained
in the Hudson Valley in 1958, he spent twenty years
evangelizing literally every city, town and village
in Puerto Rico. Father has lived these last eighteen
years in rural Mexico, where he is helping found two
new Religious Orders, one of men and one of women,
both orders contemplative and missionary. The local
Archbishop often calls on Father and the Brothers
and Sisters to evangelize Mexico's poorest. In the
United States, Mexico and Guatemala, Father Pablo
directs missions, retreats and Marian Eucharistic
Conferences, besides evangelizing on Mother Angelica's
EWTN and on Mexican Catholic television. Over the
years, Father Pablo's travels have included going
to the shores of Lake Titicaca giving retreats to
Inca Indians and to the streets of Manila preaching
Father Peyton's Family Prayer Crusade. Father spends
his time now directing the two new religious orders,
furthering the education of sisters and future priests,
evangelizing the poor, as well as supervising the
construction of a convent-Motherhouse and seminary-Motherhouse
on a beautiful mountainside overlooking the Pacific
in Mexico. Father Pablo adores Jesus in the Blessed
Sacrament, loves the Blessed Virgin Mary, and obeys
the Pope. He hears confessions on missions from before
sun-up to beyond midnight, preaches with a quiet passion
born of love, and finds time to write an occasional
Catholic tract for layfolk. He has produced audios
and videos of the Catholic Catechism and Rosary meditations.
Father is bilingual, and even in Spanish, his mother's
Irish humor comes through.
TOPICS:
Question
of Desire (Sanctity)
Sacramental
Grace and Actual Grace:
The
Life and The Spark
Fr.
W. Ray Williams grew up in a nominally Protestant
family in the southeastern United States. He traveled
extensively before his conversion, and first began to
seriously consider his lifelong attraction to the Catholic
Church while doing work for the U.S. government and
a mission society in Nepal. He was received into the
Catholic Church in 1989, and was ordained a priest in
Charlotte, NC, in 1997. Aside from his parish work,
he regularly gives retreats and assists in the leadership
of a small society of priests that he helped found in
order to aid priests in their priesthood.
TOPIC:
Educating
Children for Heaven
Deacon
Eugene McGuirk has a B.A. from Queens College
in New York, an M.A. from the University of California
at Santa Barbara, a M.B.A. from Adelphi University,
and has partially completed an M.A. in Theology from
the Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio. Deacon
Eugene McGuirk also completed four years of study at
Immaculate Conception Seminary in Lloyd Harbor, New
York, where he was first in his class, and was ordained
to the Diaconate in May, 1988. Deacon McGuirk served
for 11 years at St. Hedwig's Church in Floral Park,
NY as the Director of Adult Education, Pre-Cana Conferences,
Youth and Pro-Life Activities. He then relocated to
Immaculate Conception Church in Forest City, North Carolina,
where he served for over three years as Co-Director
of the CCD Program and was Director of Pro-Life Activities,
where he was known for writing letters to the local
newspaper to defend the Faith. His article entitled,
"Easter Reflections on the Role of the Blessed
Virgin Mary in Salvation History" was published
in Reflets, the Journal of the Haitian American Cultural
and Educational Foundation. Recently, he presented a
paper entitled, "United Christian Charity International:
Performing the Works of Mercy for the Culture of Life,"
to the Society of Catholic Social Scientists at Ave
Maria Law School. Deacon McGuirk and his wife, Catherine,
recently celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary.
They have four children who have all been home schooled
over the past seven years and his eldest is currently
a senior at Christendom College. Deacon McGuirk and
his family reside in Front Royal, VA, where Deacon McGuirk
is the Marketing and Admissions Representative for Seton
Home Study School. He also serves on the Board of Directors
for United Christian Charity International in Rutherfordton,
North Carolina, and is Conference Director for the organization.
TOPIC:
Fatherhood: In
the Image and Likeness of God
Congressman
Robert K. Dornan, life-long Catholic, congressman
for 20 years and now retired, was born to an Irish Catholic
family in New York City. He served in the Air Force
for 22 years as a fighter pilot and intelligence officer,
and became active in the Civil Rights movement. Bob
was the Host and Producer of the Emmy Award winning
television talk programs "Tempo" (1967-1970), and "The
Robert K. Dornan Show" (1970-1973). In 1970, Bob originated
the POW/MIA bracelet, which was worn by over 10 million
people. From 1973 to 1976 he was the National Spokesman
for CDL, Citizens for Decency through Law, and in the
fall of 1976 he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives
where he served three terms before he was forced out
by redistricting. Robert Dornan served in Congress continually
from 1984 to 1997, was Chairman of the Armed Services
Committee, and was Chairman of the Intelligence Committee.
During his years in Congress, he had the distinction
of being one of the top three pro-life legislators.
Currently Bob is the Host and Producer of “The Robert
K. Dornan Show: Defending Faith, Family, and Freedom”
on the Talk Radio Network (TRN), which is heard in 42
states. Mr. Dornan and his wife Sallie have five married
children and thirteen grandchildren.
TOPIC:
Hand-to-Hand Combat in the Culture War
Dr.
Mary Kay Clark has taken an active role in
educational and political issues for over 30 years.
Since 1982, she has been Director of Seton Home Study
School. Under her direction, Seton Home Study School
has grown from 340 students in 1985 to more than 10,000
students currently enrolled in the United States and
internationally. Besides being a frequent speaker at
home education and family conferences, Dr. Clark is
also a frequent guest on radio and television programs.
She has written many articles on home schooling, and
has authored the book, Catholic Home Schooling: A
Handbook for Parents. Dr. Clark is the mother of
seven children, all of whom she has educated at home.
TOPIC:
Academic
and Spiritual Preparation for College
Dr.
Alice von Hildebrand is an internationally
renowned lecturer, philosopher, and author, who currently
works as a host on Mother Angelica's EWTN television
network, and has lectured widely in Western Europe,
Canada, the U.S., Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico. She
is a Professor Emerita of Philosophy at Hunter College
of the City University of New York, where she taught
for over thirty years, and currently serves as a trustee
for the Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH. She
has also taught at catechetical institutes in Arlington,
VA, and Dunwoodie, NY, as well as Thomas More College
in Rome and the Franciscan University of Steubenville,
OH, where she received the Doctoris Honoris Causa.
Dr. von Hildebrand has written many widely acclaimed
books from a traditional Catholic perspective, including:
The Soul of a Lion: Life of Dietrich von Hildebrand,
a loving biography of her deceased husband; By Love
Refined: Letters to a Young Bride; By Grief Refined:
Letters to a Widow; and recently The Privilege
to Be a Woman.
TOPIC:
Love and
the Meaning of Marriage
Dr.
Marguerite Anne ''Peg'' Luksik has been a
national leader of the Pro-Life movement for twenty
years and has founded and chaired Mom’s House, a God-centered
comprehensive support program for single parents and
their children, which was recognized by President George
H.W. Bush as a National Point of Light. She received
an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Stonehill
College in Massachusetts in 1997, and has earned many
credits towards a Masters degree in Special Education
from Clarion University, PA. Dr. Luksik, acclaimed as
an expert in education areas such as Outcome-Based Education,
School-to-Work, and Phonics, has been an outspoken critic
of the “God-free School Zone,” and is a co-author of
Outcome-Based Education: the State’s Assault on our
Children’s Values. An effective advocate for the
rights of parents in public policy and a staunch supporter
of the traditional family, she has served as an Educational
Consultant for the Free Congress Foundation. She was
a participant in the White House Briefings on Alternatives
to Abortion, and in 1990, as a candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania on a pro-family platform, she received
46% of the vote in the Republican primary. Formerly
the Host of ''The Learning Curve'' on National Empowerment
Television, Dr. Luksik now co-hosts the weekly program
''Welcome Home.'' She is currently President and CEO
of the National Parents Commission.
TOPIC:
Separation
of Family, Church, and State
Dr.
Joseph A. Strada received his Ph.D. in
Aeronautical Engineering and Mathematics, his Engineer’s
Degree in Aeronautical Engineering, and his M.S. in
Aeronautical Engineering and Mathematics from the
Naval Postgraduate School, and he received his B.Sc.
in Mathematics from Villanova University in 1967.
After graduating from Villanova University, Dr. Strada
was commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. In 1968,
designated a naval aviator, he went on to operational
tours in carrier-based anti-submarine squadrons. He
deployed with naval forces to the South China Sea
during the Vietnam War, and to the Mediterranean during
the Yom Kippur War. Dr. Strada was assigned to the
Naval Postgraduate School from February 1974 to June
1977, where he completed his M.Sc. Degree, Engineers
Degree, and Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering and
Mathematics. In 1979, he was selected as one of 208
national finalists for NASA’s Mission Specialist
Program for the Space Shuttle, and in 1983 was one
of 39 national finalists for the White House Fellowship
Program. As an Aerospace Engineering Duty Officer,
Dr. Strada was assigned to acquisition and program
management assignments in the Naval Electronics Systems
Command, the Naval Air Systems Command, the Space
and Naval Warfare Systems Command, and the Office
of Naval Research. He served as Joint Test Director
for the Navstar Global Positioning System (GPS) Program;
Deputy Program Manager of the Navy Joint Tactical
Information Distribution System (JTIDS) Program; and
Program Manager of the Milstar Joint Terminal Program
Office. After serving as Senior Military Advisor to
then Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney, he retired
from the Pentagon with the rank of Captain in 1993.
He joined the Aerospace Corporation in 1993, serving
as Principal Director for Low-Earth Orbiting (LEO)
Systems in Northern Virginia. In 1998, he became General
Manager of the Electronic Programs Division, overseeing
all Aerospace technical support to the Signals Intelligence
Directorate of the National Reconnaissance Office.
Dr. Strada is a member of the Advisory Council of
the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation, and has
made presentations at the Kolbe Center's International
Conferences on Creation both in June, 2001 and in
October, 2002. He has spoken to school and parish
groups on the theory of evolution, in light of modern
scientific tools, disciplines and discoveries. Dr.
Strada and his wife, JoAnne, have six children and
six grandchildren.
TOPIC:
The Creation/Evolution
Debate
Mrs.
Marianna Bartold is both a Catholic home
schooling mother of six children and a professional
writer. Marianna published The Catholic Family's
Magnificat! Magazine, edited the home schooling
section of Sursum Corda, and is the author
of the new Keeping It Catholic Home Education
Guide series. While publishing Magnificat!,
Marianna gained interactive moderating experience
as the home schooling Forum Moderator for CRNET (now
EWTN Online), where many of her magazine and news
articles are currently indexed. In the last twelve
years, Marianna founded or helped establish four different
Catholic home schooling organizations: KIC (Keeping
It Catholic Faith, Family and Home Education Network),
CHSNA (Catholic Home School Network of America), MCHE
(Michigan Catholic Home Educators), and MARY (Mothers
Alliance for Religious Youth). Also a charter member
of the Round Table of Catholic Home School Leaders,
Marianna wrote "The Catholic Family and Catholic
Home Education," a document presented to the
Holy Father and various Vatican officials in 1995.
Marianna promotes Catholic home schooling in the media
with guest appearances on metro-Detroit radio and
television stations. Currently, she is writing the
continuing Keeping It Catholic Home Education
Guide Series, which is the first of its kind
for Catholic home schooling families, with spiritual
and practical home-teaching tips, insights into various
educational methods, as well as details, reviews and
"Red Flags" on products, programs, publishers,
and suppliers. Marianna is also the main moderator
of the "Keeping It Catholic" email home
school support group. Her Keeping It Catholic website
is now the largest and most frequently visited Catholic
home schooling website on the Internet.
TOPIC:
Keeping
It Catholic: Recognizing
Red Flags in Educational Materials
Mrs.
Catherine Moran has fourteen years of experience
home schooling her five children, and is currently serving
as the President of the Catholic Home School Network
of America (CHSNA). She received a bachelor’s degree
with majors in biology, chemistry, and speech/hearing
therapy as well as a Masters of Science in Education
in learning disabilities from Kent State University,
and has successfully home schooled her second son who
is a dyslexic and had ADHD. Mrs. Moran is a member of
the “Round Table,” a national organization of Catholic
home schooling leaders. She is a founder and past leader
of the Ohio Educators’ Catholic Home Schooling Network,
and was a member of the CHSNA delegation to Pope John
Paul II in 1995 and 1997. Mrs. Moran is a secular Franciscan
and served as prefect of her fraternity for three years.
She is currently the Secretary-Treasurer of the Blue
Army of Our Lady of Fatima in Warren, OH.
TOPIC:
Myths
and Facts of the Attention
Deficit Disorder Child
Mrs.
Virginia Seuffert, a native of New York,
currently resides in Illinois with her husband and the
nine youngest of her twelve children. While in New York,
she lectured and wrote articles for the pro-life movement,
and after moving to Illinois she became a founding member
of the Network of Illinois Catholic Home School Educators,
helped establish the "Round Table" Catholic home school
leadership discussion group, and became a founder and
officer of the Catholic Home School Network of America.
Mrs. Seuffert has appeared on EWTN and has spoken at
Catholic family conferences all over the U.S. and Canada.
She is also the author of numerous articles on home
education, teaching purity and other virtues, and home
management.
TOPIC:
Home
Management and Organization
Catholic
Child Training
Speaker
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Modesty:
Shield of Purity
