Yes, you. And you. And you. All of you reading this should do everything in your power to pull your children and homeschool them.
It’s a big ask, isn’t it?
“But I have to work.” So what.
“But I am a single parent.” So what.
“But I didn’t go to college.” So what.
“But I feel unprepared because I only graduated high school.” That should tell you something about public education, my friend.
I really don’t care what you have to say on the matter. Killing a human being because you are inconvenienced is wrong. I won’t use the word “murder” because that is a legal definition, and whilst abortion is legal, it is still killing a human life.
I have been married before. Not just once before, but twice. If you no longer want to follow my work I get it, but stick with me a minute and read what I have to say about it.
“The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.” Matthew 7:25
We had a house blessing last night with our priest. He came to our home, sprinkled holy water everywhere, said specific things about each room’s function, spoke prayers, and made a sacramental of our domestic church. Before he showed up it was a flurry of vacuuming, last minute dishes for dinner, putting unfolded laundry into the closet to conceal the undone chore. It wasn’t shining and like the pages of a home style magazine. Yet, it was made a holy place, a place dedicated to God and serving Him.
My family and I have been on a big road trip the last few days starting from our home in St. Paul and covering so far North Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming. As I type this we are driving through the High Desert in Wyoming on I80.