On December 12, 1917, Father Edward J. Flanagan opened his Home for Boys in Omaha, Nebraska. It later became known as Boys Town and grew to become far more than a simple home for orphans. Father Flanagan was a true visionary because he wanted totransform America's entire child care system, doing away with the reform schools, orphanages and workhouses where children were abused and mistreated and replacing them with communities of homes where troubled kids could grow up as part of a loving family. A century after Boys Town's founding, this first-of-its-kind book for children channels the defining principles of Father Flanagan, encouraging children to reflect on their blessings and challenging them to find their purpose as they leadlives of compassion. Beautifully illustrated, the text echoes the words of Father Flanagan, presented in his quotes under each historically informed image. The title, Dearest Children, pays homage to the beloved priest, borrowing the very way headdressed the children in his care, often calling them “my dears” or “dearest children.” Collaborating with the Boys Town Hall of History and experts in the Boys Town Model of Care, author and illustrator, Eli Hernandez, has captured Father Flanagan's true character and made his most valuable wisdom accessible to the youngest of readers. Following the main text, parents will find interactive activities and discussion topics developed by Laura Buddenberg, Director of Pastoral Affairs at Boys Town and a former Boys Town trainer specialising in spirituality issues. This section provides opportunities for families to further connect through Father Flanagan's inspirational messages and put his principles into practice.
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Eli Hernandez has been drawing, painting, and telling stories since he was a child growing up in rual Iowa. He holds a B.F.A. from the School of Art and Art History at the University of Iowa. Hernandez is Manager of Marketing Production at Father Flanagan's Boys' Home. Working at Boys Town and living it's mission every day has inspired him to write and illustrate Dearest Children. He lives in Omaha, Nebraska with his wife and their two children.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. On December 12, 1917, Father Edward J. Flanagan opened his Home for Boys in Omaha, Nebraska. It later became known as Boys Town and grew to become far more than a simple home for orphans.Father Flanagan was a true visionary because he wanted to transform America's entire child care system, doing away with the reform schools, orphanages and workhouses where children were abused and mistreated and replacing them with communities of homes where troubled kids could grow up as part of a loving family.A century after Boys Town's founding, this first-of-its-kind book for children channels the defining principles of Father Flanagan, encouraging children to reflect on their blessings and challenging them to find their purpose as they lead lives of compassion.Beautifully illustrated, the text echoes the words of Father Flanagan, presented in his quotes under each historically informed image. The title, Dearest Children, pays homage to the beloved priest, borrowing the very way he addressed the children in his care, often calling them "my dears" or "dearest children."Collaborating with the Boys Town Hall of History and experts in the Boys Town Model of Care, author and illustrator, Eli Hernandez, has captured Father Flanagan's true character and made his most valuable wisdom accessible to the youngest of readers.Following the main text, parents will find interactive activities and discussion topics developed by Laura Buddenberg, Director of Pastoral Affairs at Boys Town and a former Boys Town trainer specialising in spirituality issues. This section provides opportunities for families to further connect through Father Flanagan's inspirational messages and put his principles into practice. A Message Inspired by Father Edward J Flanagan. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944882235
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. On December 12, 1917, Father Edward J. Flanagan opened his Home for Boys in Omaha, Nebraska. It later became known as Boys Town and grew to become far more than a simple home for orphans.Father Flanagan was a true visionary because he wanted to transform America's entire child care system, doing away with the reform schools, orphanages and workhouses where children were abused and mistreated and replacing them with communities of homes where troubled kids could grow up as part of a loving family.A century after Boys Town's founding, this first-of-its-kind book for children channels the defining principles of Father Flanagan, encouraging children to reflect on their blessings and challenging them to find their purpose as they lead lives of compassion.Beautifully illustrated, the text echoes the words of Father Flanagan, presented in his quotes under each historically informed image. The title, Dearest Children, pays homage to the beloved priest, borrowing the very way he addressed the children in his care, often calling them "my dears" or "dearest children."Collaborating with the Boys Town Hall of History and experts in the Boys Town Model of Care, author and illustrator, Eli Hernandez, has captured Father Flanagan's true character and made his most valuable wisdom accessible to the youngest of readers.Following the main text, parents will find interactive activities and discussion topics developed by Laura Buddenberg, Director of Pastoral Affairs at Boys Town and a former Boys Town trainer specialising in spirituality issues. This section provides opportunities for families to further connect through Father Flanagan's inspirational messages and put his principles into practice. A Message Inspired by Father Edward J Flanagan. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944882235
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