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This episode is a recording of a school talk given by Mr. Rob Kirkendall, Instructor in Humanities, on the beatification of Blessed Fulton Sheen. The talk explores how Fulton Sheen's life, witness, and writings can teach us about growth, virtue, intelligence, holiness, and hard work.
Below are some links to videos and further reading on Bl. Fulton Sheen:
"Life is Worth Living:" https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9cJRl8EYnLcnHVJ6q53oxlnE_Oo_fkBV
Message to Youth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaqBRgRV1Dc
Short Documentary on Sheen's media career: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YL77iqIRMy0
Poetry recitation of "Man on the Cross": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xnCEZ9P0Gw
More on Fulton Sheen and Cardinal Newman: https://cardinaljohnhenrynewman.com/blessed-fulton-sheen-st-john-henry-newman/
For this third special summer episode of the podcast, it was joy to welcome back to campus Ellie Noland and Dorothy Gravino from the Class of 2023. It was yet another wonderful conversation about their thoughts on STMA before attending, during their time at the Academy, and upon graduating and heading to their respective undergraduate schools, Princeton University and the University of Notre Dame.
For this second special summer episode of the podcast, it was joy to welcome back to campus Isaac Watkins and Peter Watkins from the Class of 2021. It was another wonderful conversation about their thoughts on STMA before attending, during their time at the Academy, and upon graduating and heading to their respective undergraduate schools, North Carolina State University/College of Design and Boston College. Isaac will be returning in the fall to teach a computer 3D modeling/rendering elective, and Peter will be joining us (and his sister, Adriana) as a full time faculty member.
For this special summer episode of the podcast, it was joy to welcome back to campus Agustin Briceño and JT Hedgepeth from the Class of 2025. It was a wonderful conversation about their thoughts on STMA before attending, during their time at the Academy, and upon graduating and heading to their respective undergraduate schools, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University.
Deacon Brad, Mrs. Jackson, and Mr. McCants discuss the year and bring our 5th season of the podcast to a close. God willing, we'll be back again in the fall for season 6.
In this episode we continue discussing the idea of maintaining standards and how important this is in the formation of young people growing up in a world where there seems to be an erosion of standards, decorum, civility, and norms.
In this episode we discuss the idea of maintaining standards and how important this is in the formation of young people growing up in a world, where there seems to be an erosion of standards, decorum, civility, and norms.
In this episode we answer listener questions, for which we are grateful. If listeners have questions or topic suggestions, please send them to us!
Final episode in our series of discussions related to college/university.
Continuing our series of conversations on things related to college admissions. In this episode we focus on essays and reference letters, as well as the common app platform.
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