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  1 1  |       reference to the Christian education of youth. ~
  2 2  |      various points of Christian education, with that solicitude which
  3 4  |          and duty is the work of education. ~
  4 5  |         so much discussion about education as nowadays; never have
  5 5  |         not merely to facilitate education, but to create a new system
  6 6  |      seek to acquire by means of education. But many of them with,
  7 6  |        the word, pretend to draw education out of human nature itself
  8 7  |  important to make no mistake in education, as it is to make no mistake
  9 7  |          which the whole work of education is intimately and necessarily
 10 7  |        connected. In fact, since education consists essentially in
 11 7  |        that there can be no true education which is not wholly directed
 12 7  |        can be no ideally perfect education which is not Christian education. ~
 13 7  | education which is not Christian education. ~
 14 8  |          importance of Christian education, not merely for each individual,
 15 8  |         of the work of Christian education becomes manifest and clear;
 16 8  |        of society, in as much as education makes upon the soul the
 17 9  |         of the work of Christian education better than the sublime
 18 10 |       definite idea of Christian education in its essential aspects,
 19 10 |       object proper to Christian education according to God's established
 20 11 |                              11. Education is essentially a social
 21 14 |                14. Consequently, education which is concerned with
 22 15 |             15. And first of all education belongs preeminently to
 23 18 |       may help or harm Christian education. And this must be so, because
 24 21 |          or helpful to Christian education, in addition to her work
 25 21 |       may help or harm Christian education. ~
 26 22 |         and institutions for the education of the laity be in keeping
 27 23 |         to watch over the entire education of her children, in all
 28 25 |          mission in the field of education is such as to embrace every
 29 25 |        of teaching, of Christian education. To these we must add all
 30 25 |         not only in the field of education, but in that also of true
 31 29 |         in detail the mission of education proper to the family and
 32 30 |          the Church's mission of education is in wonderful agreement
 33 30 |      hence also the principle of education to life, together with authority,
 34 31 |      principle of generation, of education and discipline and of everything
 35 33 |     inviolable parental right of education also endures. "Nature intends
 36 34 |          the religious and moral education of their children, as well
 37 35 |        absolute right over their education. Untenable is the reason
 38 35 |         this added duty that the education and instruction of the child
 39 35 |         absolutely sure that the education of their children remain
 40 36 |         only religious and moral education, but physical and civic
 41 36 |           but physical and civic education as well,27 principally in
 42 37 |          any uniform standard of education by forcing children to receive
 43 38 |         in millions to places of education under the direction of the
 44 39 |   infidels, or provide for their education against the will of the
 45 40 |      declare that the mission of education regards before all, above
 46 41 |       the family in the field of education, most important advantages,
 47 41 |       the State in regard to the education of its citizens. ~
 48 42 |          existence. Consequently education cannot pertain to civil
 49 44 |     Accordingly in the matter of education, it is the right, or to
 50 44 |         as regards the Christian education of its offspring, and consequently
 51 44 |          same realm of Christian education. ~
 52 46 |          the moral and religious education of youth, by removing public
 53 46 |      promote in various ways the education and instruction of youth.
 54 48 |          these ways of promoting education and instruction, both public
 55 48 |      family concerning Christian education, and moreover have regard
 56 50 |         what may be called civic education, not only for its youth,
 57 50 |      opposed to it.33 This civic education, so wide and varied in itself
 58 52 |                      52. Now the education of youth is precisely one
 59 53 |       and hence to apply them to education, must necessarily deny that
 60 53 |     especially in this matter of education, extremely harmful to the
 61 54 |            54. While treating of education, it is not out of place
 62 54 |      whom the cause of Christian education is greatly indebted, has
 63 54 |        treatise on The Christian Education of Youth. In it he argues
 64 55 |     Church holds in the field of education. Our Catholic institutions,
 65 58 |         the subject of Christian education is man whole and entire,
 66 59 |       and complete perfection of education intended by the Church,
 67 60 |        is false. Every method of education founded, wholly or in part,
 68 60 |       divine, in the work of his education. ~
 69 61 |          of the pupil in his own education; if the intention is to
 70 61 |      intention is to banish from education despotism and violence,
 71 61 |         in traditional Christian education, in imitation of the method
 72 62 |        few, is the withdrawal of education from every sort of dependence
 73 62 |          universal moral code of education, as if there existed no
 74 62 |      contemptuously to Christian education as "heteronomous," "passive","
 75 64 |          order, those matters of education which belong to the supernatural
 76 65 |    nowadays invades the field of education in that most delicate matter
 77 67 |         in traditional Christian education, and are adequately described
 78 68 |         and harmful to Christian education is the so-called method
 79 70 |          order to obtain perfect education, it is of the utmost importance
 80 71 |          environment, as regards education, is the family, and this
 81 71 |        Himself. Accordingly that education, as a rule, will be more
 82 72 |         the question of domestic education, nor even to touch upon
 83 72 |      Antoniano, On the Christian Education of Youth, which St. Charles
 84 73 |     lamentable decline in family education. The offices and professions
 85 74 |       their place in the work of education, should be careful to make
 86 76 |         same temple of Christian education. ~
 87 77 |    constituting one sanctuary of education, as it were, with the family
 88 78 |           domestic and religious education do not go hand in hand,
 89 79 |        fundamental principles of education. Such a school moreover
 90 81 |          and to the advantage of education and of public peace and
 91 82 |        as their motto: "Catholic education in Catholic schools for
 92 82 |         Catholic youth." If such education is not aided from public
 93 86 |        the manifest detriment of education. And if, when occasion arises,
 94 88 |      into the field of Christian education; and let their formation
 95 89 |          to direct and watch the education of the adolescent, "soft
 96 90 |      utility for instruction and education when directed by sound principles,
 97 93 |         true nature of Christian education, as deduced from its proper
 98 94 |       immediate end of Christian education is to cooperate with divine
 99 95 | precisely this reason, Christian education takes in the whole aggregate
100 96 |  Christian, product of Christian education, is the supernatural man
101 97 |       scope and aim of Christian education as here described, appears
102 99 |         the purpose of Christian education, and who have in every way
103 99 |        institutions of Christian education, in aid of families and
104 100|          the fruits of Christian education. Their price and value is
105 100|        in Christ which Christian education forms and develops in man.
106 102|     splendid fruits of Christian education to be gathered in ever greater