Declaration Statesmanship: A Course in American Government

Taught by Ricard Ferrier, Ph.D. Declaration Statesmanship is a one of a kind American Government high school course. It unites history, philosophy, and civics in a dynamic blend of narrative and argument. The authors of the course continually endeavor to match the thoughtfulness and elegance of the multiplicity of original sources and fundamental texts found in…

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High School World History

Taught by Chris Cona Join TAN Academy’s journey through salvation history to better understand Christ and our own place in his plan! TAN Academy presents a 32-part history lecture series on American History for the high school level following Dr. Anne Carroll’s Christ the King Lord of History. Chris Cona provides a comprehensive examination of the…

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High School Ancient History

Taught by Hanael Bianchi, Ph.D. Join TAN Academy’s journey through salvation history to better understand Christ and our own place in his plan! TAN Academy presents a 32-part history lecture series on Ancient History for the high school level following The Founding of Christendom by Dr. Warren Carroll. Lecturer Dr. Hanael Bianchi brings the ancient world alive…

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History: The Early Church & Medieval Times

Taught by Kathleen Lewis Join TAN Academy’s journey through salvation history to better understand Christ and our own place in his plan! TAN Academy presents a 31- part history lecture series on The Early Church and Medieval times (33 A.D. – 1309 A.D.) for the middle school level following The Old World and America and The Story of the Church.…

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History: Renaissance to Modern Times

Taught by Kathleen Lewis Join TAN Academy’s journey through salvation history to better understand Christ and our own place in his plan! TAN Academy presents a 30-part history lecture series on The Renaissance and Modern Times (1517 – 1965) for the middle school level following The Old World and America and The Story of the Church. Kathleen Lewis engages middle…

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An Introduction to Economics

Taught by Hannah King, Ph.D.. It must not be supposed that the Church so concentrates her energies on caring for souls as to overlook things which pertain to mortal and earthly life.   ~Pope St. Leo XIII, Rerum Novarum, no. 42 TAN Academy introduces a 32-part introductory lecture series on economics for high schoolers. These lectures, taught…

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Homer’s Odyssey: The World Without Fathers

Taught by Henry Russell, Ph.D. Why should a Catholic study Homer? These ancient texts and the world view they represent are part of the pre-Christian era and so lack the revelation of Jesus Christ. However, because men of all times and places are made for God, all civilizations reveal the pursuit of truth and represent…

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Virgil’s Aeneid: The Founding of Nations in the Will of God

Taught by Henry Russell, Ph.D. Why should a Catholic study Virgil? These ancient texts and the world view they represent are part of the pre-Christian era and so lack the revelation of Jesus Christ. However, because men of all times and places are made for God, all civilizations reveal the pursuit of truth and represent…

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