by Christ the Savior Administration | Sep 19, 2021 | Headmaster Articles
Remember the Oak Tree. Undoubtedly one of the mightiest, most resilient trees on Earth, it’s roots grow so deep and wide that if it can find its own water source, even in dry weather. Oak Trees live up to a thousand years, providing shade for ten generations! And yet,...
by Christ the Savior Administration | Apr 9, 2020 | Headmaster Articles
I. These are challenging times. Perhaps, amidst the shifting sands of our social landscape, the news headlines, the real need and suffering of those around us, and the incessant activity of mind and body all these can precipitate, we may have been able to find at...
by Christ the Savior Administration | Apr 3, 2020 | Headmaster Articles
I. What I would like to offer in today’s Paideia post is twofold: 1) a reflection on storytelling (part I); and 2) an announcement in light of that reflection about a new way for CSA students to remain actively creative during this period of remote learning...
by Christ the Savior Administration | Apr 2, 2020 | Headmaster Articles
I want to offer a brief reflection today that draws some connections between Lent and the relative quarantine in which we find ourselves. I say ‘relative’ because the State of Kansas/Sedgwick county stay-at-home orders currently in place do allow us quite a bit of...
by Christ the Savior Administration | Mar 25, 2020 | Headmaster Articles
I want to begin by wishing you all a blessed feast of the Annunciation of the Good News by the Archangel Gabriel to Mary! All around the world, Christians are celebrating this great event, recounted in the first chapter of the Gospel of Luke. This “annunciation”...
by Christ the Savior Administration | Mar 12, 2020 | Headmaster Articles
In our studies of the history of the world in 2nd grade, my class has recently landed in the fascinating and tumultuous world of Ancient Rome. From Romulus and Remus through the days of the Republic right up to, most recently, Julius Caesar, the stories, historical...
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