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 1 37(28)|    Court Decision in the Oregon School Case, June 1, 1925. ~
 2 77    |         social institution, the school. But let it be borne in
 3 77    |      its historical origin, the school is by its very nature an
 4 78    |      unreservedly praised. "The school," he writes, "if not a temple,
 5 79    |    so-called "neutral" or "lay" school, from which religion is
 6 79    | principles of education. Such a school moreover cannot exist in
 7 79    |     manner to infest the public school. We renew and confirm their
 8 79    |        that other type of mixed school, (least of all the so-called "
 9 80    |        For the mere fact that a school gives some religious instruction (
10 80    |       whole organization of the school, and its teachers, syllabus
11 80    |      and this in every grade of school, not only the elementary,
12 81    |        denominations. There the school legislation respects the
13 84    |      and defending the Catholic school for their children, is a
14 86    |                   86. In such a school, in harmony with the Church
15 87    |                   87. In such a school moreover, the study of the