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Chesterton Academy of Akron •

Chesterton Academy of Akron

We at the Chesterton Academy of Akron are filled with an ardent desire to make God known, loved, and served. In this zeal we are partnering with the Chesterton Schools Network to bring their rigorous, integrated curriculum to Akron and to pair it with faithful, passionate, Catholic teachers in order to foster a culture of love of and delight in what is True, Good, and Beautiful.

Using a classical model of education our students will work with original texts to engage with fundamental ideas of leadership, virtue, and holiness.
Catholic Business Journal •

CATHOLIC BUSINESS PROFILE: Young Catholic Professional Jeremy Vinluan inspires others in ways you’d never imagine in this tech-heavy era

Photo: Jeremy G. Vinluan with Bishop Nelson Perez of the Diocese of Cleveland at a Theology on Tap event in West Cleveland.

In an age of enlightened tech communications, when is the last time you received a handwritten letter? For younger readers, the likely answer to that question is “Never.” But what if you were to open your mailbox this morning to find, hidden among the many advertisements and bills, a lone envelope containing a much-needed message of encouragement hand-addressed to you pers
Voyage Comics •

'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' - Michael Dougherty’s love letter to the Kaiju genre

Even the most casual moviegoer can detect very early on in Michael Dougherty’s Godzilla: King of the Monsters that this is a very different beast from its grim predecessor, 2014’s Godzilla, directed by Gareth Edwards. Edwards famously — or infamously — favored a gritty, somber tone and sought to portray the titular king of the kaiju (Japanese for “monster” or “strange beast”) in as realistic a light as possible, teasing the audience by hiding Godzilla more often than not, which pleased some movi
Catholic Business Journal •

Interview with Michael Walsh on The Fiery Angel and the link between cultural and political crisis in the West

Michael Saltis with the Catholic Business Journal, caught up with author Michael Walsh by phone regarding Walsh’s compelling book, The Fiery Angel: Art, Culture, Sex, Politics and the Struggle for the Soul of the West.

As a journalist, author and screenwriter whose works include six novels, seven works of nonfiction, and the hit Disney movie “Cadet Kelly,” Mr. Walsh delivered an exceptional interview.

Walsh is also the former classical music critic for Time Magazine, and he regularly contribut
Voyage Comics •

Slaying Dragons: Seven Films for Heroic Hearts

One of my coming-of-age moments as a young reader was when my father introduced me to the Old English poem Beowulf. A true classic, the story should already be familiar to anyone with any interest in poetry, the fantasy genre, or “heroes of old.” One of the most significant works of Old English literature, its anonymous author relates a tale of the feats of the heroic Beowulf, who, having sailed across the seas from his native Geatland, must defend a Scandinavian kingdom besieged by two monsters

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