A Saint Squad for Teachers - Cattapan, Amy J
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"In A Saint Squad for Teachers, veteran educator Dr. Amy Cattapan-author of the popular Sweet Jesus, Is It June Yet?-is back and ready to introduce you to a host of heavenly educators and other holy mentors for teachers. Meet your "saint squad"-a secret weapon against discouragement and burnout, ready at a moment's notice to pray for you and encourage you when you need it most"--

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"In A Saint Squad for Teachers, veteran educator Dr. Amy Cattapan-author of the popular Sweet Jesus, Is It June Yet?-is back and ready to introduce you to a host of heavenly educators and other holy mentors for teachers. Meet your "saint squad"-a secret weapon against discouragement and burnout, ready at a moment's notice to pray for you and encourage you when you need it most"--
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Autorenporträt
Amy J. Cattapan is a middle-school English teacher and Catholic speaker, retreat leader, and author who has written or contributed to several books, including Sweet Jesus, Is It June Yet?, Chicken Soup for the Soul: From Lemons to Lemonade, and the award-winning novels Angelhood and Seven Riddles to Nowhere. She hosts Cath-Lit Live!, a podcast where she interviews Catholic authors about new books. Cattapan has appeared on The Katie McGrady Show and The Busted Halo Show on SiriusXM, EWTN's Bookmark and At Home with Jim and Joy, Catholic Faith Network Live, and the Son Rise Morning Show. Her writing has appeared in Highlights for Children, Hopscotch for Girls, Pockets, and Catechist. She also served as the host for Shalom World TV's BOOK.ed. Cattapan earned a bachelor's degree in English secondary education from Marquette University, a master's degree in instruction for secondary education language arts from Northeastern Illinois University, and a doctorate in curriculum and instruction from Loyola University Chicago. She has spoken at a variety of conferences, including NCEA, the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress, and C3, and frequently leads teacher retreats and professional development sessions at Catholic schools across the country.