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ARCH-Angels
is a community that promotes Catholic family life for families who choose to
educate their children at home.
We are committed to helping
families grow in holiness, so that they can be witnesses of love and life in
their families, parishes and the world.
We believe that homeschooling
is a channel through which God’s grace is helping to form holy families.
Consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus through the Immaculate
Hearts of Mary
Our Goals + Promoting the Catechism of the Catholic Church as the ultimate resource for authentic Catholic teachings. + Promoting the Sacred Tradition of the Catholic Church (i.e. Papacy, Scripture, Blessed Mother, saints, sacraments, salvation by faith and works). + Cultivating a true devotion to Mary and the saints. + Promoting family prayer (i.e. rosary, novenas, church devotions, Scripture study). + Encouraging frequent attendance at Mass, reconciliation and perpetual adoration. + Providing spiritually-oriented group activities (i.e. group Mass, retreats, rosaries). + To develop a passionate love for Christ. + To be consecrated to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary in union with
+ Loyalty to the Pope and the Magisterium of the Church. + To be come leaven within the community. + Establishing a network of parents dedicated to encourage each other and build each other up in the face of a complex and difficult task. + Providing a relaxed, trusting environment where members can share challenges as well as successes. + Assisting one another through practical suggestions and ideas on how to lighten the load in our daily struggles (i.e. setting goals, planning, organizational hints, avoiding burnout, and discipline). + Provide communication through newsletters, meetings and e-mail. 4. To promote Catholic homeschooling resources: + There is an abundance of non-Catholic materials, curricula and resources for Homeschooling and materials that are contrary to Catholic teaching. In order to make our Homeschooling truly Catholic ARCH-Angels will aid families in selecting Catholic materials and resources. |