Description Catholic school teachers often ask for prayer resources they can use in the classroom.
He was a consultant to the US Conference of Catholic Bishops\' Secretar.
Mc Clain is a high school theology textbook author for Ave Maria Press.
He is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Register, Catholic Exchange, and the National Catholic Educational Association.
Mc Clain is the author of several books, including Called to Teach.
He received a Golden Apple Award for excellence in teaching and commitment to Catholic education from the Archdiocese of Washington in 2017.
He also has served as an adjunct lecturer in Spanish for the pre-college programs at the University of Maryland, College Park, and taught English as a second language at Prince George\'s Community College.
About the Author Justin Mc Clain teaches theology at Bishop Mc Namara High School in Forestville, Maryland.
Traditional Catholic Prayers also are included.
Twenty one of the Prayers were written by Mc Clain\'s students at Bishop Mc Namara High School in Bowie, Maryland.
Some include class responses.
The Prayers are organized into six different themes: special school occasions such as the first day of schoolPrayers for the school community, including administrators, teachers, coaches, support staff, and studentsPrayers for friends and familyholidays and observances such as Earth Dayliturgical seasons and holy daysgeneral Prayers for the school year Four types of prayer are included throughout the book--adoration, contrition, petition, and thanksgiving.
Called to Pray: Daily Prayers for Catholic Schools is perfect for use with Catholic school students in grades five through twelve.
It is filled with fresh, timely, and meaningful Prayers that fit well into any classroom schedule.
This collection of short Prayers is arranged by school-year-related themes and can be read by a teacher or student.
Award-winning theology teacher Justin Mc Clain offers more than two hundred original Prayers to meet those requests.
Description Catholic school teachers often ask for prayer resources they can use in the classroom
