So begins an essay on the structure of a Catholic curriculum. This is not a practical guide in the sense of offering a comprehensive list of resources. I wish I thought that ideal resources were available in every domain, but many pieces are missing, while most are duplicated but always with missing parts. Nevertheless, some resources are listed, and the essay offers a perspective from which to evaluate the resources that you do use. The essay is 28 pages long with a laminated chart laying out the relationships between the major disciplines and displaying the cultural and the anti-cultural approach to each discipline.
Substantial margins are devoted to listing a few of the best resources.
This essay lays out the principles guiding the Hedge School. Philosophy is thinking about everything as a whole, including thinking about thinking itself. Christian Psychology or Christian Anthropology is the study of the one who has a soul, of man, of the laws of holiness and prayer, or moral philosophy, and of how the mind and emotions work, including a response to secular psychology which deals only with these issues. Once our attitude towards theology, philosophy, and psychology is settled, the ordinary pursuit of education is embodied in various disciplines. First of all, literature is the lens of human culture.