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 1 1 |      the Christian education of youth. ~
 2 3 |      Our deep affection towards youth above referred to, move
 3 4 |         dedicate to our beloved youth, and to commend to all those
 4 24|      for it keeps far away from youth the moral poison which at
 5 46|      and religious education of youth, by removing public impediments
 6 46|    education and instruction of youth. It should begin by encouraging
 7 50|     education, not only for its youth, but for all ages and classes.
 8 52|        52. Now the education of youth is precisely one of those
 9 53|       to the proper training of youth, and disastrous as well
10 54|      that wonderful educator of youth, St. Philip Neri; he was
11 54|      The Christian Education of Youth. In it he argues as follows:~
12 57|         question of instructing youth. For in this work the teacher,
13 57|        every Christian child or youth has a strict right to instruction
14 60|    formation in the teaching of youth, is false. Every method
15 69|          to the immense harm of youth, are spreading far and wide
16 72|      the Christian Education of Youth, which St. Charles Borromeo
17 76| established for the training of youth in Christian piety, together
18 80|     foundation and crown of the youth's entire training; and this
19 82|    schools for all the Catholic youth." If such education is not
20 86|      the Christian formation of youth. ~
21 87|       the past require that the youth committed to Catholic schools
22 88|      direction and formation of youth. Of them also it may be
23 90|       greater for inexperienced youth. Especially is this true
24 90|        bewail the corruption of youth brought about by the modern