Saint Scholastica is the patron saint of Benedictine Nuns, convulsive children, education, and is invoked for protection from storms.

If your motives or desire to homeschool are questioned, these replies make it clear that you are equal to the task and unwavering in your commitment.

This delicious dessert recipe celebrates St.Therese's feast and her promise that after her death, she would "let fall a shower of roses."

Patron saint of bankers, accountants, and tax collectors, Saint Matthew’s story says no past sin or occupation is beyond the reach of God’s mercy.

The 2025 Seton Graduates are called to fulfill the Holy Spirit's command to spread the faith by how they live their lives and raise their families.

Mary Magdalene was the first to see the risen Christ and proclaim His rising. For this, she is often called the “Apostle to the Apostles."

If you want to dance at your children’s weddings and play with grandchildren someday, the path to healthy older years starts here.

Mary Ellen shares simple ways for busy moms to grow in faith this Lent, turning daily tasks into prayer and building lasting habits of holiness.

Fearless speaker against injustice, St. Óscar Romero's legacy continues to inspire people worldwide to defend the dignity of all human beings.

The thirty fun and engaging projects in the new Kindergarten Art and Poetry course perfectly illustrate the value of Seton's lesson plans.

Determined to remain a chaste bride of Christ, thirteen-year-old Agnes courageously rejected all her suitors, even when faced with threats of death.

Mary Ellen has tips to succeed with Seton and reveals the best-kept secret in homeschooling: you only need to do what you want to do.

Defender of orthodoxy and champion of justice, Saint Ambrose is a timely reminder to stand firm in our faith when ever-changing events rise to greet us.

The one, holy, catholic, and apostolic faith has been the foundation of everything these Seton graduates have achieved here. Go forth to spread the Faith.

He was known for helping those with hopeless causes, but St. Bridget of Sweden's vision that he was the Patron Saint of the Impossible sealed the deal.

This assessment is more relevant to homeschooling objectives, takes less time than you imagine, and is very helpful in planning the new year.

Mary Ellen shares a cute, simple craft that's colorful, fun, and guaranteed to keep little fingers busy and bring the outdoors inside.

Mary Ellen loves finding ways to honor and celebrate our Blessed Mother, and her Dressed in Blue cake does both with style.

Two homeschool moms - friends and podcast hosts - share surprises from their first year of podcasting and what's coming in the new year.

Develop these three new habits over the next three months and you are on track to be the person you want to be. Here’s how: