A talk by Dr. Paul Camarata Dr. Paul Camarata, a Kansas City neurosurgeon and chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at KU Med – and long-time friend of St. Martin’s Academy – was the guest for our Spring Lecture on April 26th. Dr. Camarata examined the main medical and scientific evidence in support of the immateriality of … Continued
By Andy McDonald, father to Peter, Grade 9 It’s always a pleasure coming to Ft. Scott and visiting St. Martin’s, especially now that our son, Peter, is a freshman there. There’s a sense of reunion that accompanies these visits as well. Whether it be a banquet, a random rugby game, or the Prairie Troubadour it … Continued
Catholic Social Teaching in the American Tradition
Christopher Columbus: Hero or Villain?
Political Shadows and Sacramental Realities: Making Sense of Our Political Moment https://youtu.be/0Osow5gDUE4
When Knights Clashed with Administrators: The Story of Catholicism at the State University https://youtu.be/3KO3MNA4oxA
Can Piety for America be Restored?
https://youtu.be/bdpD_qwOnqo
By Rosie Klassen, mother to Gabriel Klassen, Jr., Grade 11 Some who are new to St. Martin’s might very well ask the question, “Why have a banquet centered around some old Scottish poet and songwriter rather than a courageous saint or a liturgical feast?” Watching it all happen at St. Martin’s for the second time, … Continued
By Michael and Margaret Masny, parents of Michael, Grade 12 Setting out on a chilly November morning, our family loaded into the Big Apple (our red, 15-passenger van) and plodded a course for Kansas to visit our son, Michael, whom we had not seen since August when he left for the senior trip to France, … Continued
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