You are perfectly free to
say a prayer in school.
Our kids can't even
say prayer in school and they want our American schools to observe their Muslim holiday's.
I would agree except other nationalities / religions try to strip me of my beliefs... we can't
say prayer in school anymore, we can't say Merry Christmas, they don't want «In God We Trust» on anything, they want us to remove the 10 Commandments... if they want us to respect their beliefs... RESPECT OURS!
It's somehow satisfying to be the bearer of bad tidings: «They'll be banning Christmas outright next», «Mark my words, Catholic schools are doomed», «They'll make it a hate - crime to
say prayers in school».
During a news conference in Indonesia, where he was attending an economic conference, Mr. Clinton
said prayer in schools should be allowed if it is not coercive.
Not exact matches
He
said federal law, under the Establishment Clause, is clear that public
schools can not «approve
in advance a student's
prayer» or «carve out time specifically for religious expression.»
«During early adulthood, about half of Boomers (51 %) and Gen Xers (54 %)
said they approved of U.S. Supreme Court rulings that banned the required reading of the Lord's
Prayer or Bible verses
in public
schools; 56 % of Millennials took this view
in 2008.»
On the other hand... If the student's «
prayer» or carrying of a Bible is causing a disruption
in the classroom or disturbing the educational process unduly, then the
school is correct to reduce
said disruptions.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the ruling on Friday,
saying the family had not persuaded the three - judge panel «that the individual
prayers or other remarks to be given by students at graduation are,
in fact,
school - sponsored.»
The scholar metaphor is useful for worship and Bible study, but books like Andrew Murray's With Christ
in the
School of
Prayer don't have much to
say about faithfulness
in the workplace.
Or, most recently, you might have heard the rumor from Bryan Fischer, from Mike Hucakbee or a friend on Facebook,
saying that God abandoned the children at Sandy Hook because, though children have every right to pray
in public
schools, those
schools can not sponsor
prayer events out of deference to religious freedom.
For Catholic
schools to be a worthwhile enterprise for the Church, they must survive and flourish as institutions where pupils grow
in a «personal relationship with Jesus» which includes following the teaching of Jesus, through His Church, that we should attend Mass every Sunday, go to confession regularly,
say our
prayers and be loyal to the magisterium - especially
in its moral teaching regarding the sanctity of human life, and the meaning and purpose of sex and marriage,
in accord with Humanae Vitae and Evangelium Vitae.
No one is stopping chidren from
saying their
prayers in a public
school.
When I grew up we did things like pray
in school,
said the pledge of allegiance and after
prayer was banned, we had our fellowship groups.
Conservatives
say: «Not only will I shout my
prayers from the rooftops to be seen and heard by EVERYBODY, but I will demand that forced
prayer be reinstated
in the
schools, and that any child, regardless of their religion, who doesn't
say Christian
prayers will be severely punished!
Yep, it's so much better to follow Huckbee, who
said that those Sandy Hook kids deserved to die because
prayer is no longer a mandate
in school, and God was mad.
Saying that
in the military we can not
say a open
prayer and
in school games can not
say a open
prayer Merry Christmas almost has become a curse retailers are afraid to oppose the gays and the gays protesting and violent against anyone that is
in a opposing view.
If a Christian child is not permitted to
say a
prayer in a public
school (which is the case
in many provinces) then a Muslim should certainly not have access to special religious holidays.
Next you will
say start Christian
prayers in school and if atheist wants, they can also pray to their godd.
Are you
saying that those that promote
prayer in public
schools aren't christian?
When asked how the glossary will help he
said: «People will sometimes have particular words they struggle with but on the whole this will be a helpful
school in parishes and sometimes with clergy as well but it's part of the wider training to enable people to use this liturgical tool and explore the riches of the
prayer book going forward.»
«Particularly ominous,»
says Mr. Rich
in tones most ominous, «are the many ideological and financial links between the PK hierarchy and organizations that are pushing the full religious - right agenda of outlawing abortion, demonizing homosexuals, and bringing
prayer and the teaching of creationism to public
schools.»
As the country becomes more ethnically and religiously diverse, there will be those who
say the Church can only survive if we fight to the death to preserve our civic religion — keeping
prayer in public
schools, keeping the Ten Commandments
in courthouses, and keeping mosques out of our neighborhoods.
The issue that aroused the greatest public interest and a good deal of irrational zeal on both sides involved the problem of Bible - reading and the
saying of
prayers in public
schools.
not to mention that he
said he has no issue with ignoring a supreme court ruling about banning
prayer in schools
I believe she is refering to the very Vocal Churches and Christians who have for 30 years been hollaring and screamin about the issues of
prayer in public
schools abortions and the anti- gay verbage we been hearing for so long... nearly every day somthing is beign
said on these issues you must be mr. van winkle..
Prayers are still
said in more
schools than might be expected.
To come was an apology for comments he made earlier
in the week about students
in Catholic
schools who «have fun
saying» their «Catholic
prayers.»
«I'm not going to give any local government one dollar until we know where the money goes, and we make sure the poor
schools are getting what they deserve,» he
said in a speech at God's Battalion of
Prayer Church
in Brooklyn this March.
In response to the news of a horrific school shooting in Newtown, CT, UFT President Michael Mulgrew said: «Our hearts and prayers go out to the Sandy Hook Elementary School community and especially to the families who suffered catastrophic loss in this morning's horrific school massacr
In response to the news of a horrific
school shooting in Newtown, CT, UFT President Michael Mulgrew said: «Our hearts and prayers go out to the Sandy Hook Elementary School community and especially to the families who suffered catastrophic loss in this morning's horrific school mas
school shooting
in Newtown, CT, UFT President Michael Mulgrew said: «Our hearts and prayers go out to the Sandy Hook Elementary School community and especially to the families who suffered catastrophic loss in this morning's horrific school massacr
in Newtown, CT, UFT President Michael Mulgrew
said: «Our hearts and
prayers go out to the Sandy Hook Elementary
School community and especially to the families who suffered catastrophic loss in this morning's horrific school mas
School community and especially to the families who suffered catastrophic loss
in this morning's horrific school massacr
in this morning's horrific
school mas
school massacre.
In a recent email, Gerwig said that she texts regularly with her high school's president, Theresa Rodgers, who alerts Gerwig when students offer her name in praye
In a recent email, Gerwig
said that she texts regularly with her high
school's president, Theresa Rodgers, who alerts Gerwig when students offer her name
in praye
in prayer.
I believe it was the answer to our
prayers and almost a miracle,
said Ruth Haniff, principal of Eccleston Elementary
School in Orlando, Florida, and the recipient of the 2006 Outreach to Teach remodeling.
If the constitutional amendment now pending
in the Senate to return
prayer to the public
schools were to become law,
school officials would be permitted either to lead students
in prayer or to offer a moment for silent meditation, a Reagan Administration official
said last week.
Perry
said he had no problem ignoring the Supreme Court ban on
school prayer at this «crisis moment
in our nation's history.»
However we feel personally about
prayer in school, whatever legislators
say about the legality of a particular patriotic message, if even one of our students feels excluded from the patriotic experiences enjoyed by his or her classmates, then we are not fulfilling our responsibility as educators.
President Clinton last week expressed qualified support for voluntary
prayer in public
schools, and
said he is willing to discuss with House Republicans their intention to offer an amendment to the U.S. Constitution assuring students the right to pray.
W. Brevard Hand, a federal district judge
in Alabama,
in upholding that state's
school -
prayer laws last month,
said that the Supreme Court «erred
in its reading...
«These people just don't deal
in any book; they sell
school texts which are on high demand as well as church
prayer books, to unsuspecting buyers,» Jjemba
said.