<p>We discuss the virtue of temperance defined by St. Thomas as quies animi, the serenity of soul that comes from rightly ordered dispositions toward goods. </p>

We discuss the virtue of temperance defined by St. Thomas as quies animi, the serenity of soul that comes from rightly ordered dispositions toward goods.

Pleasure is always good, right?

According to St. Gregory of Nyssa, "the goal of the virtuous life is to become like God." Fr. Nelson engages parents in the joint venture of educating our students in virtue by providing commentary and information pertinent to the school's mission: to serve God and his children by laying the foundation for lasting happiness through education in virtue.

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Pleasure is always good, right?

Pleasure is always good, right?