The public sees Bishop Sheen as a charming and gay personality, but they may be surprised to learn that he leads an almost ascetic life, that he spends most of his free time working in his study, that he neither smokes nor drinks, never relaxes by taking a day off, eats only enough for nourishment, takes a vacation every decade, never attends the theater, and rarely goes out for a social evening. A 1959 newspaper article described him in the following way: Sheen honed an extraordinary work ethic, one that had him keeping “nineteen-hour days, seven days a week.” Sheen himself admits that he “was brought up on the ethic of work” ingrained in him by his parents as child on the Sheen family farm. The only appropriate way of responding to the tremendous gift of his vocation and talent, he thought, was to live intensely: to work as hard as he could, for as long as he could, so that he might share the Gospel and instruct in the Catholic faith as many as possible.
2 Cor 4:7), Sheen believed that on the day of his ordination there had indeed been placed within the clay of his own earthy existence an infinitely valuable treasure. As the title of his autobiography alludes, Treasure in Clay, imagery adapted from St. Those close to Sheen knew well the kind of intensity with which he lived. He entitled the conclusion “Living Intensely”-a most apropos way of describing Sheen’s manner of life. In 2015, Thomas Reeves released an unpublished conclusion to the excellent bfiography he authored on Sheen thirteen years earlier. Believing firmly that we all have something to learn from the good bishop about teaching and handing on the faith, I hope what follows here serves as an opportunity for inspiration and reflection for those who, like Sheen, have committed themselves to the Church’s hard work of education, evangelization, and catechesis. What follows will highlight three of Sheen’s pedagogical practices that made him an extraordinarily successful scholar and teacher and-if I may be so bold-the premier Catholic communicator of the American Church in the twentieth century. Having looked closely at his principles, I would like to turn now to Sheen’s praxis. That piece detailed some of the bishop’s impressive legacy and unpacked the philosophy that animated his teaching career and his commitment to Catholic education. Ah, the platformer, a genre that has stood the test of time for generations.I previously outlined what might be considered the philosophy of education of Archbishop Fulton J. Once Mario and his brother graced our living room screens, we were hooked on the run-and-jump adventure that platformers offer. After so many decades, it is starting to get hard to tell titles apart. Leo’s Fortune is a platform game that is visually attractive, mechanically exciting, and filled with complex puzzles that keep you coming back for more… Design It seems like anyone can make a platform game, but not everyone can make it good. One great aspect of the game is how good it looks. Players control the mustachioed Leo as he goes on an adventure to find his missing gold.
You’ll travel deep into mines, across treacherous harbors, and desolate desert ruins, searching for the thief who stole Leo’s treasure.Įach level is meticulously detailed with attractive background landscapes. Leo travels along curving, swirling, side-scrolling pathways. Some pathways are filled with obstacles that Leo interacts with in order to progress. Swinging mines and spiky gears fill the land. Players must figure out the best way to get from one side to the other without getting crushed or poked. The game features a perfectly suited soundtrack. Each world has a different theme, but all songs run seamlessly together. The sound effects, including Leo’s exclamations of success, add to the overall depth of the game. There are five acts, which include five different lands. Each act is based on one of Leo’s relatives, whom he suspects is the dastardly thief who stole his fortune. In addition to a well-made game, there is a story to follow, a story with intrigue, betrayal, and misunderstandings. Will he ever find his gold? Will he ever find the thief? Gameplay Leo must find out who stole his gold, but traveling to visit those he suspects of the crime turns up nothing. Seeing this is a platform game that does include MFi controller support, the first thing I did was connect my SteelSeries Stratus to my iPad. I played 10 levels of the game before deciding that it was my duty to test the game with its touch screen controls as well. This game is perfect for Apple supported controllers. However, the on-screen controls worked just fine.
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Players start off learning how to control Leo. Move him forward and back using the left side of the screen. Place your thumb anywhere to activate the controls. On the right side of the screen, use an upward swiping motion to “puff” Leo up, which makes him jump and float.
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