Mary and the Christian Educator

In this wonderful, newly-translated, book, written by a friend of St. Maximilian Kolbe and Ven. Frank Duff, some of the things you will discover are: (1) the superiority of Mary's spiritual maternity over every natural maternity; (2) why Mary is our first Educator, after Jesus, even in profane matters; (3) why the influence of Mary is important in the work of Christian education for all times and places; (4) why Mary must have the best place in the work of education; (5) how to teach students to know, love, and serve Mary; (6) why the mission of the teacher is only a participation in Mary's mission; (7) why Mary is interested even in the secular formation of students; (8) an explanation of the assistance that Jesus has prepared for teachers; (9) how to form students in the apostolic spirit; (10) how noble the vocation of teaching is; (11) how the Christian educator is of great help to Mary in fulfilling her mission; (12) the four conditions necessary for the spiritual climate of the school; (13) the path to take to bring your students into contact with the living Person of Christ; (14) how to help Mary in her mission as Guardian of the Faith; (15) how we know much more about Jesus than the disciples of St. Paul; (16) why teachers should not lose hope and how to avoid discouragement over difficult students; (17) the implications for our lives of Mary's true motherhood; and, (18) perhaps most importantly, how to love your students as Mary loves them. This book will be of great assistance to you no matter how long you have been teaching.