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 1 4     |    whose office and duty is the work of education. ~
 2 7     |       end, with which the whole work of education is intimately
 3 8     |  unsurpassed excellence, of the work of Christian education becomes
 4 8     |   Chrysostom say, "What greater work is there than training the
 5 9     |    beauty and excellence of the work of Christian education better
 6 10    |         mistake be made in this work of utmost importance, and
 7 21    |   education, in addition to her work for the salvation of souls:
 8 22    |                    22. And this work of the Church in every branch
 9 27    | impeding the Church in this her work, of which the world today
10 43    |        and co-ordination of the work of all. The function therefore
11 46    |       moreover supplement their work whenever this falls short
12 50(33)|     Diritto Naturale, n. 922; a work never sufficiently praised
13 57    |  instructing youth. For in this work the teacher, whether public
14 60    |       natural or divine, in the work of his education. ~
15 74    |         take their place in the work of education, should be
16 84    |        is a genuinely religious work and therefore an important
17 84    |       zealously engaged in this work of prime necessity, are
18 99    |     shall we say of the immense work which has been accomplished
19 99    |       and multiplied their life work, by leaving after them prolific