[Antoninus]

Regarding NACHE, here's an eye opener:

As I'm finding out, the Catholic homeschool community is deeply divided....

[Diago]

He's not out of the mainstream among neo-Catholic thought.

I don't know, Max. This is some extremely weird stuff. Not even your friend, Sinkspur, has been willing to step forward to defend it. It is also noteworthy that Deal Hudson (isn't he one of the so-called neo-Catholic leaders?) is on the Board of Catholic Citizens, the organization that reprinted this very enlightening article.

[Domestic Church]

It's unfortunate that the division arose but at the point NACHE separated from Fr. Hardin's guidance I became very skeptical as he was sent by JPII himself to the apostolate of Catholic Home Education in the US (as if the Vatican got wind that it was about to be attacked from within/AmChurch as well as from without?!)After Fr.Hardin died, the NACHE folks tried to put the Cardinal in Baltimore in a leadership position but that didn't work as there was no directive from the Vatican and many had their eyes popped open with the liberal CCD sex ed stuff and the CHSNA vs NACHE tift by then. I have friends stuck in both camps but I refuse to join any national group (aside from hslda to cover our tails) at this point.