Rome, The Eternal City

Rome, The Eternal City
A view of Rome from Castel Sant'Angelo. Von Luciano Mortula - LGM/Shutterstock
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People come to Rome from all corners of the world because its history includes both subjecting and serving the world, whether militarily, religiously, or culturally. Rome shows us how we can live in a village while living in a world capital, how much a small life reflects a larger life, and how much we resemble our ancestors.

To discover Rome is also to discover that we are Roman, because so much of our heritage actually comes from this city. Without this city, America would have been a different place. Everything would have been different without Rome.

Wilhelm Höjer
Wilhelm Höjer
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Journalist Wilhelm Höjer is a Swedish native who studied philosophy and journalism at the Angelicum in Rome. In 2020 he began teaching at the classical Christian school Lindisfarne Hall on Amelia Island, where he and his wife Sally live with their son Crispin.
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