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The 14^th Annual Catholic Homeschool Conference & Curriculum Fair will be held at Holy Name of Jesus Parish in Harrisburg on April 5, 2008. This is a change due to the visit of Pope Benedict XVI.  Registration form available for the 7th Annual Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Exercises for 8th- and 12th-graders at St. Catherine Laboure Parish in Harrisburg on June 29, 2008.         "Catholic home schooling", as defined by the late Fr. John Hardon, S.J.," is the planned and organized teaching and training of children at home, for their peaceful and effective life in this world, and for their eternal salvation in the world to come." The current laws pertaining to homeschooling in Pennsylvania were passed by our legislature in 1988. This web site introduces you to the statewide network of Catholic Homeschoolers of Pennsylvania and briefly explains the essential elements of homeschooling in Pennsylvania.         This network serves hundreds of Catholic families in Pennsylvania who are faithful to the Magisterium of the Church & Pope Benedict XVI and who find home education to be their response to the Church's teaching to be the primary educators of their children. Contact us at: Catholic Homeschoolers of PA 101 South College Street Myerstown, PA 17067-1212 (717) 866-5425 E-mail: info@catholichomeschoolpa.org DISCLAIMER: Information contained on this website does not constitute legal advice and does not replace reading the actual homeschool law or consulting with the Pennsylvania Department of Education or appropriate legal counsel.

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