Catholic Homeschooling - For the health of your children

By De Maria

04/26/2020 • View profile

Catholic Homeschooling - For the health of your children

Homeschooling families are awesome. When the social distancing rules were set in place, those who were least affected, were homeschoolers. For homeschooling families, it was business as usual.

Those Catholics who have their children in public school, should pause and think about this. Is the threat of this coronavirus going to magically disappear when schools are back in session? Even if the coronavirus disappears, is there any guarantee that another deadly virus is not waiting in the wet markets of China, ready to unleash itself upn the world.

It is common knowledge that Public Schools are breeding ground of disease and epidemics. Should you really risk that your child be infected with something as deadly as the coronavirus?

I'm against Public Schools because they don't even teach children the basics anymore. And many of them run rampant with bullies, drugs, gangs and immoral behavior of all kinds.

Not only that, but as Catholics, you're not supposed to send your children to any schools which are against the Catholic Faith. And Public Schools don't allow prayer and treat all religions with equal disdain.

Now is the time, folks. Get your children out of Public School and protect their souls as well as their lives.

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De Maria

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My name is not, De Maria. But De Maria is who I am. About 30 years ago, the internet was new. And many of us, including my wife and I, considered it the Beast of Revelations. Therefore, we stayed off of it. But, one day, after experiencing a very powerful conversion back to the Catholic Church and the Spirit, being strong within me, made me yearn to teach the Faith. Little did I know, how little I knew about the Faith I practiced.

Becoming a Catechism teacher took me back to the days when I was young and hungry for knowledge. But in those days, no one wanted to be bothered answering my questions. And I believe that is one of the reasons why I fell away. No one could explain the Faith to me in a manner that was satisfactory. I didn't want to be that type of Catechist. I wanted to understand so that I could pass on my understanding. But it soon became obvious to me, that I didn't understand very much at all.

Then, one day, someone said, "why don't you ask for explanations on the Internet? There are lots of knowledgeable people there." So, I investigated. And, thanks be to God, I found a now defunct website for Catechists. I learned so much from them. I can't ever repay them.

But, back to my pen name, De Maria. Back then, most of us distrusted the Internet. And this forum for Catechists did not permit us to use our real names. They required pen names. So, since I love Our Lady, I took her name. (I am a guy, by the way.) In the grand tradition of male Saints who have adopted Our Lady's name, for instance, St. Louis "Marie" de Montfort and St. Alphonsus "Marie" de Liquori. And that's who I am. I believe that I belong to Mary and that I am sent by her to preach about her Son.

Besides this website, I have two more. Washed, justified and sanctified in the Sacraments of the Catholic Church and CatholicBibleTalk.

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