bout heroes of the Catholic faith and challenge students to apply Catholic teaching and morality in various situations. Some lessons touch on political issues such as religious liberty, immigration, and government funding of Catholic schools, but when issues remain controversial today, they are presented in an open-ended fashion rather than promoting particular political actions. The series has obtained official approval with both the Nihil obstat and Imprimatur.
Finding affordable history resources that include a Catholic perspective can be challenging, so these Catholic Community history books should prove very useful, making it possible to use one of the many non-Catholic U.S. History resources. Since they are supplemental, and lessons need not be used in order, you can adapt your schedule to use them whenever works best for you.