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Publisher Memoria Press
Grades 3–6 Ages 8–12
Format Physical + Video/Audio
Worldview Faith-Based
Price $$
Learning Style Classical

About Latina Christiana

Latina Christiana was written by Cheryl Lowe, who founded Memoria Press in 1994 specifically to publish it. It’s designed as a true beginner’s Latin course — the teacher’s manual is built for parents who’ve never studied Latin themselves, with clear, step-by-step lesson presentations rather than assuming any prior background.

The course runs 25 lessons plus 5 review lessons, each covering a grammar form and 10 vocabulary words with their English derivatives and Latin sayings. An optional history component ties in reading from Famous Men of Rome, though that book itself is sold separately. After completing Latina Christiana, students are expected to move directly into Memoria Press’s First Form Latin series.

Best for families new to teaching Latin who want a gentle, well-structured entry point, especially those already using or planning to use other Memoria Press materials.

Why Families Choose It

Truly Teacher-Friendly

Built for parents with zero Latin background of their own.

Clear, Step-by-Step Lessons

Strong built-in review keeps vocabulary and grammar from slipping away.

Sets Up First Form Latin

Leads directly into Memoria Press’s next Latin sequence.

What Families Love

  • Genuinely teacher-friendly — no prior Latin background needed to teach it well.
  • Clear, step-by-step lessons with strong built-in review.
  • Sets up directly into Memoria Press’s First Form Latin sequence.
  • Optional history tie-in (Famous Men of Rome) adds context and motivation.
  • Long track record and widely used in the classical homeschool community.

Things to Consider

  • Faith-based content, general Christian framework — same nondenominational approach as the rest of Memoria Press, used by both Catholic and Protestant families.
  • Requires active parent teaching — not an independent workbook, despite minimal prep.
  • History component requires purchasing Famous Men of Rome separately.
  • Only covers beginning Latin — families will need First Form Latin (and beyond) to continue the sequence.
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