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 1 33|   removed from the care of its parents, or if any disposition were
 2 33|        against the will of the parents.21~And as this duty on the
 3 33|        duty on the part of the parents continues up to the time
 4 34|      of Canon Law, can. 1113: "Parents are under a grave obligation
 5 35|        the State, but from the parents, as Leo XIII wisely declared: "
 6 35|      follow from this that the parents' right to educate their
 7 35|       the rights and duties of parents: "By nature parents have
 8 35|  duties of parents: "By nature parents have a right to the training
 9 35|    Therefore it is the duty of parents to make every effort to
10 38|       special confidence which parents have in Catholic schools.
11 39|        right, and of reminding parents of their duty, to have all
12 39|        against the will of the parents, till such time as the children
13 45|      the child itself when the parents are found wanting either
14 53|     subjects, husbands, wives, parents, children, masters, servants,
15 71|      example set, first by the parents, and then by the other members
16 72|        to be read in public to parents assembled in their churches. ~
17 73| educating their children, many parents have little or no preparation,
18 74| distributed, to warn Christian parents of their grave obligations.
19 74|    various responsibilities of parents touching the religious,
20 74|        the younger generation. Parents therefore, and all who take
21 90|           How often today must parents and educators bewail the
22 91|   their object to point out to parents and educators, by means