STUDENT PROFILE
CHARLES FOYLE
What makes your family unique to other families you know?
We pray the Divine Office and the Rosary every day, and attend Tridentine Mass
on Saturday mornings.
In the fall, my brother and I hunt and trap with Dad, living in a shack in the
woods for weeks with no electricity or running water. At home or at camp, we
consistently cook from scratch.
What is an average homeschooling day with Seton like for you?
An average school day begins at six or six-thirty, when we eat breakfast and say
the Divine Office. Dad leaves for work and my brother and I begin school.
I like starting with my favorite subjects, like English, religion, and history. At
lunch we cook something for Dad, because he usually comes home to eat.
School finishes anywhere from 2:30 to 4:00 P.M., and I then have some free time.
What’s something you have done that you really enjoyed doing?
I enjoy finding things which nobody pays attention to. One of these was finding
the remains of the “Christ the King Motor Chapel,” a 1947 Chevrolet panel
truck used until 1961 by Dominican priests to evangelize the sharecroppers in
Williamsburg County, South Carolina.
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