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Junior Year
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| HUMANITIES |
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The Little Flowers of St. Francis |
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight |
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Song of Roland |
| St. Augustine |
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Confessions; On the Teacher |
| St. Bede |
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Ecclesiastical History |
| Belloc |
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Europe and the Faith |
| St. Benedict |
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Rule |
| Boethius |
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Consolation of Philosophy |
| St. Bonaventure |
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Life of St. Francis |
| Chaucer |
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Canterbury Tales; Troilus and Cressida |
| Dante |
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Divine Comedy |
| Einhard & Notker |
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Two Lives of Charlemagne |
| St. Gregory the Great |
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Life of St. Benedict |
| Thomas à Kempis |
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The Imitation of Christ |
| St. Thomas Aquinas |
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On the Teacher |
| Villehardouin |
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Memoirs of the Crusades |
| Various authors |
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Poems for memorization |
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| TRIVIUM |
| Corbett |
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Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student |
| Kreeft |
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Socratic Logic |
| Strunk & White |
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The Elements of Style |
| Various authors |
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Exempla of effective oratory, including historic speeches, for analysis and imitation |
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| THEOLOGY |
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The Holy Bible |
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Catechism of the Catholic Church |
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Ecumenical Councils of Chalcedon, Constantinople II and III, and Nicaea II |
| Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith |
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Dominus Iesus |
| St. Anselm |
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Why God Became Man |
| St. Athanasius |
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On the Incarnation |
| St. Augustine |
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Texts on the “whole Christ” |
| St. Bernard of Clairvaux |
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Sermons in Praise of the Virgin Mother |
| St. Cyprian of Carthage |
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On the Unity of the Catholic Church |
| St. Cyril of Alexandria |
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Letters to Nestorius; texts on the Eucharist and
the Mystical Body
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| St. John of the Cross |
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Romance on “In the beginning” |
| St. John Damascene |
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On the Orthodox Faith |
| John Paul II |
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Redemptor Hominis; Dives in Misericordia |
| St. Leo |
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Letter to Flavian |
| Leo XIII |
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Satis Cognitum |
| St. Louis de Montfort |
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True Devotion to Mary |
| St. Maximus the Confessor |
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Disputation with Pyrrhus |
| Nestorius |
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Letters |
| Newman |
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Letter to Pusey |
| Ven. Pius XII |
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Haurietis Aquas; Mystici Corporis |
| Sheed |
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Theology and Sanity |
| St. Thomas Aquinas |
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Compendium of Theology; Summa of Theology |
| Vatican I |
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Pastor Aeternus |
| Vatican II |
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Lumen Gentium |
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| PHILOSOPHY |
| Aristotle |
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On the Soul; Parts of Animals; Nicomachean Ethics |
| St. Thomas Aquinas |
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Selections from the commentaries on Aristotle; Of Free Will
(On Evil, Question 6); On the Virtues in General; readings from other works
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| ART HISTORY |
| Ferguson |
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Signs and Symbols in Christian Art |
| Gombrich |
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The Story of Art |
| Meiss |
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Painting in Florence and Siena after the Black Death |
| Panofsky |
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Studies in Iconology |
| Varazze |
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The Golden Legend |
| Vasari |
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The Lives of the Artists |
| Weitzmann |
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Illustration in Roll and Codex |
| Wind |
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Pagan Mysteries in Renaissance Art |
| Wölfflin |
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Classic Art |
| Zarnecki |
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Art of the Medieval World |
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| MUSIC |
| Boethius |
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Fundamentals of Music |
| Evans |
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Exploring Theory with Practica Musica |
| Machlis and Forney |
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The Enjoyment of Music; The Norton Recordings;
The Norton Scores
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Listening sessions that revolve around major works such as Hildegard of Bingen’s Ordo Virtutum (ca. 1151), Guillaume de Machaut’s Messe de Nostre Dame (ca. 1360), Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli (1562), Byrd’s Mass for Five Voices (ca. 1595)
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| MATHEMATICS |
| Apollonius |
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Conics |
| Descartes |
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Geometry |
| Eccles |
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An Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning |
| Fibonacci |
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Liber abaci |
| Kline |
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Mathematics and the Physical World |
| Nicomachus |
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Arithmetic |
| Pascal |
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Generation of Conic Sections |
| Polya |
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How to Solve It: A New Aspect of Mathematical Method |
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| SCIENCE |
| Dalton |
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Proportion of Gases in the Atmosphere |
| Galileo |
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Two New Sciences |
| Guy-Lussac |
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