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 1 21|        maintaining schools and institutions adapted to every branch
 2 22| unwilling that her schools and institutions for the education of the
 3 23|        of her children, in all institutions, public or private, not
 4 25|  immense number of schools and institutions in every branch of learning.
 5 46|   means of its own schools and institutions. For the State more than
 6 55|        education. Our Catholic institutions, whatever their grade in
 7 76|      schools, associations and institutions of all kinds, established
 8 80|    intermediate and the higher institutions of learning as well. To
 9 99|        of Christianity and its institutions, which is nothing else but
10 99|     many social and charitable institutions, of the vast numbers of
11 99|    leaving after them prolific institutions of Christian education,