• Traditio Nostra Self-Paced Courses are independent study classes that educate the student in the riches of "Our Tradition" as Catholic, Christians of the West.

    Each course is available through an online learning management system.  The students log in to access digital course suites, which provide an agenda for the year, video lectures, reading materials, study guides, activity sheets, and automated quizzes.  The suites mimic the classes offered through Oxrose Academy and form an integrated curriculum across subjects and years. Courses can be taken individually or bundled.

    • Publishing with Mission

      Oxrose Press offers published books, CDs, and other materials to accompany the Schola Rosa Curriculum and Oxrose Academy. Our mission is docere ut salventur ~ "Education for Salvation" carried out in obedience and fidelity to the Catholic Church. Our philosophy of education is a unique mix of Charlotte Mason, Classical and Scholastic insights, Thomistic Realism, and common sense. As a business, we strive to provide well made, cost effective, and professional products and services.
       

      Digital Access to Curricula

      Oxrose Press maintains a Learning Management System to deliver the Schola Rosa Curriculum for Preschool to 6th Grade and Self-Paced Courses for 7th to 12th Grade. The curriculum and courses are easily accessed through a username and password emailed after purchase.

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Preparing for Feasts, Fasts, and Holidays

by Mary Rosamond -

"St. Jerome in His Study" by Albrecht Durer, 1514

Dear Students,

Greetings in Christ! Autumn draws nearer, and we begin to prepare for many feasts, fasts and holidays just around the corner. Perhaps we are already preparing for All Saints' Day with our family. We close out September with the feast of a Church Doctor, St. Jerome, the Saint who gave us the treasure of the Latin Vulgate Bible. St. Jerome inspires us to see the value in study and scholarship, as well as our beautiful tradition of Latin as the language of the Church. St. Jerome also befriended two other Church Fathers: Sts. Gregory Nazianzen and Gregory of Nyssa, showing us how "iron sharpens iron" among believers. Here are some ways you can honor St. Jerome. Older siblings can help your parents to make time for these things in your schedule. St. Jerome, patron of students, pray for us as we undertake the serious task of educating our children!

 

*Read Scripture daily. Reflect on the daily Mass readings or start your day with Psalms and Proverbs!

*Read about St. Jerome's life. Children will especially connect to his miraculous interactions with a lion. 

*Pray a rosary for priests - in Latin together!

Read more in our September Newsletter HERE.

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