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 1 9     | Whosoever shall receive one such child as this in my name, receiveth
 2 33    |     Thomas proves as follows:The child is naturally something of
 3 33    |          so by natural right the child, before reaching the use
 4 33    |        to natural justice if the child, before the use of reason,
 5 33    |          up to the time when the child is in a position to provide
 6 35    | education and instruction of the child be in accord with the end
 7 37    |          on the natural law: the child is not the mere creature
 8 37(28)|        public teachers only. The child is not the mere creature
 9 45    |        protect the rights of the child itself when the parents
10 45    |        the natural rights of the child and the supernatural rights
11 57    |          Besides every Christian child or youth has a strict right
12 59    |       bound up in the heart of a child and the rod of correction
13 60    |       freedom on the part of the child, and which diminish or even
14 60    |       action, attributing to the child an exclusive primacy of
15 63    |     emancipate, as they say, the child, while in reality they are
16 67    |          and tender heart of the child. Speaking generally, during
17 70    |    conditions which surround the child during the period of his
18 101   |          thou are in molding the child, strong with the young man,
19 101   |          body. Thou does subject child to parent in a sort of free
20 101   |          and settest parent over child in a jurisdiction of love.