Sentences with phrase «school as a young boy»

That said, the reason many Old Catholic and Independent Catholic denominations have avoided the pedophilia scandals has more to do with the form of governance (synod - based decision making, laity inclusive or laity directed), recognition that clergy are mere humans with a special calling and ministry (as opposed to «always to be obeyed» representatives of the «monarchy» / Vatican and king / Pope), clergy are often members of the community at large (married or not, they have homes, careers, and lives outside a rectory), and the fact that clergy have not been brought up in seminary / parochial schools as young boys where they learned how to be abusers because they were abused themselves, but in homes.

«I grew up in England, I went to school as a young boy and I grew up at a time in England when homosexuality was banned there, it was illegal.

I grew up in England; I went to school as a young boy in England and I grew up at a time in England when homosexuality was banned there, it was illegal and I lived in the period when British politicians thought it was anathema to think about changing the law and suddenly the activities of individuals, of groups, a certain awareness, a certain development grew and grew and grew stronger and it forced a change in law.

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His real name was George Pease Williams, but to ward off insensitive school - yard taunts as a young boy he constructed a more elegant middle name for himself, and this is how he was known for the rest of his life: George Huntston Williams (1914 - 2000).

On a recent run, I watched as two young boys, maybe first graders, laboring up a hill with their scooters on the way to school.

We are treated to lengthyquotations from primary sources including eyewitness descriptions of the family home, unfinished stories Chesterton wrote as a very young child, a diary Chesterton kept as a boy and school report cards, right through to accounts of his wedding day and letters he wrote to his wife.

Sarah: Last year, after more than ten years of teaching full - time in a Waldorf school, I was discovering that my two teenage boys needed me as much (if not more) than they did when they were younger.

Later, when our second son was born, I worked part time a few days a week, relying on the help of the lovely young woman, a former nanny who lived in our rental until and watched the boys in exchange for reduced rent while she went to school to become a hair stylist, until I got a job that I could do at home, as the editor of a kids» newspaper.

These sympathetic souls include Green Moms with college - age kids — La Marguerite, Karen Hanrahan, Anna from GreenTalk and Diane MacEachern — as well as many with elementary school age kids like my Big Boy — the Not Quite Crunchy Parent, Surely You Nest, Sommer from Green and Clean Mom and even a few like me, still dealing with diapers — Alana from Gray Matters holding the honor of having the youngest baby among us.

He moved to Evanston as a young boy and graduated from Evanston High School.

As a young boy between breakfast and Sunday dinner and then Sunday school, my father, brothers, neighbours and I went for long walks up hills along the coastline.

Many of them already find the odds stacked against them: the poor white boys who struggle through school; the young black men who are twice as likely to be unemployed as their peers; the children growing up in the poorest neighbourhoods.

As far as the government's free senior high school programme is concerned, Ms Heloo said the quality is compromised, adding that «young girls are sleeping outside at the mercy of the weather» while «parents are renting hostel facilities» for their children at a high cost and «young boys getting into bad company.&raquAs far as the government's free senior high school programme is concerned, Ms Heloo said the quality is compromised, adding that «young girls are sleeping outside at the mercy of the weather» while «parents are renting hostel facilities» for their children at a high cost and «young boys getting into bad company.&raquas the government's free senior high school programme is concerned, Ms Heloo said the quality is compromised, adding that «young girls are sleeping outside at the mercy of the weather» while «parents are renting hostel facilities» for their children at a high cost and «young boys getting into bad company.»

Evolutionary biologist Dawkins delves into his earliest adventures as a young boy in Africa, efforts to fit in at English boarding schools and later animal - behavior studies.

WHAT: A coming - of - age tale that follows a boy named Mason Evans Jr. (Ellar Coltrane) from grade school to his first day of college, examining his relationship with his divorced parents (Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette) as he matures into a young man.

It's a staunch look at a young boy's experience in a boarding school for deaf children that operates as an institutionalized system of organized crime.

It was a cold November school night, and as the credits rolled on the early evening screening, the young boy sat behind me leapt on to his seat, and in a moment of unbridled joy and uncontrollable passion, he started pounding his fists on the seat to my right.

Loaded with atmosphere and nostalgia,» The Lady in White» is part «Wonder Years,» part ghost story and part murder mystery, as a 9 - year - old boy (Lukas Haas) investigate the murder of a young girl whose ghost he's seen in his school in this story that takes place in 1962.

Set in the Sixties at an exclusive all - boys prep school, The Emperor's Club is immediately recognizable as another iteration of Dead Poets Society, even more so when one realizes that the film features the same quartet of student types (the troubled one, the trickster, the bookish one, the gregarious one — also the same breakdown you'll find in Stand By Me, come to think of it) and the same crinkly - eyed inspirational professor who finds a lesson for young lives in the heartening words of dead versifiers.

As a young boy (Alex Hibbert), he finds an unlikely friend and makeshift guardian in a local drug dealer (Mahershala Ali) and his wife (Janelle Monáe); as a teen (Ashton Sanders), he faces high school bullies and his first sexual encounter; and finally, as an adult (Trevante Rhodes), he moves north and becomes a drug dealer — but he still can't shake that one encounter on the beach with a friend named Kevin (André HollandAs a young boy (Alex Hibbert), he finds an unlikely friend and makeshift guardian in a local drug dealer (Mahershala Ali) and his wife (Janelle Monáe); as a teen (Ashton Sanders), he faces high school bullies and his first sexual encounter; and finally, as an adult (Trevante Rhodes), he moves north and becomes a drug dealer — but he still can't shake that one encounter on the beach with a friend named Kevin (André Hollandas a teen (Ashton Sanders), he faces high school bullies and his first sexual encounter; and finally, as an adult (Trevante Rhodes), he moves north and becomes a drug dealer — but he still can't shake that one encounter on the beach with a friend named Kevin (André Hollandas an adult (Trevante Rhodes), he moves north and becomes a drug dealer — but he still can't shake that one encounter on the beach with a friend named Kevin (André Holland).

WHAT: A coming - of - age tale that follows a boy named Mason Evans, Jr. (Ellar Coltrone) from grade school to his first day of college and examines his relationship with his divorced parents (Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette) as he matures into a young man.

Greg Berlanti's film, adapted from the best - selling young - adult novel «Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda,» stars Nick Robinson as a gay 17 - year - old who has yet to come out when another closeted boy from his high school begins an anonymous e-mail romance.

Maybe there's that one teacher who is amazingly talented at what she does; or the teacher's aide who serves as a de facto grandmother to half the student body; or the chess club leader who manages to keep young boys engaged in school through early adolescence; or the superstar math teacher who seems solely responsible for a middle school's stellar math scores.

As a young boy, Andrew Johnson was sold as an apprentice to a tailor and never attended school a day in his lifAs a young boy, Andrew Johnson was sold as an apprentice to a tailor and never attended school a day in his lifas an apprentice to a tailor and never attended school a day in his life.

Here is Mark a young boy, join him as he leads you and your school through a series of 5 Easter Assemblies.

Studies have shown that when young people start secondary school, just as many girls as boys have positive attitudes toward science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects and careers.

For society to reap the benefit of quality physical education, the guidelines argue, planners must ensure that it is made available as readily to girls as it is to boys, to young people in school and to those who are not.

As a young boy he attended Lake Lucina Elementary School.

Fourteen years — and numerous reports on racial and gender achievement gaps — later, the former Chicago Public Schools Chief of Staff's grassroots efforts have fostered organizations focused on improving education for young black men such as UCLA's Black Male Institute and Success for Black Boys.

The second is an unnamed man masquerading under false pretenses as a teacher who is intent on bringing the school to ruin The third voice belongs to a young adolescent boy thirteen years in the past who, as the son of St Oswald's caretaker but destined to attend the scruffy local state school, finds himself drawn to the august corridors of St Oswald's.

As I remember from my own school days, young boys and girls can be extremely cruel.

He started as a young boy visiting his uncle's workshop after school hours in Africa and making paintings with the crudest of tools available.

I worked for one as a young boy, however, my grades in math and science were awful, and I would never have made it in veterinary school.

She currently works as a public school teacher and enjoys spending time with her husband and two young boys.

In a recent article for the #JustJustice project, Darren Parker, a Ngunawal man and Phd candidate at Melbourne Law School, wrote about experiencing racism and violence within his family as a young boy.

As a young boy in Catholic school, my dad remembers being pulled out of class.