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 1 1  | instructions with reference to the Christian education of youth. ~
 2 2  |      mothers, on various points of Christian education, with that solicitude
 3 7  |     perfect education which is not Christian education. ~
 4 8  |          the supreme importance of Christian education, not merely for
 5 8  |         excellence, of the work of Christian education becomes manifest
 6 9  |          excellence of the work of Christian education better than the
 7 10 |         clear and definite idea of Christian education in its essential
 8 10 |           end and object proper to Christian education according to God'
 9 18 |       decide what may help or harm Christian education. And this must
10 19 |         saintly memory:~Whatever a Christian does even in the order of
11 19 |       according to the teaching of Christian wisdom, direct all things
12 21 |            necessary or helpful to Christian education, in addition to
13 21 |       means which may help or harm Christian education. ~
14 25 |          of study, of teaching, of Christian education. To these we must
15 25 |            generations of men to a Christian life, producing everywhere
16 26 |    districts and countries not yet Christian, from the banks of the Ganges
17 26 |       missionaries has educated to Christian life and to civilization
18 26 |           which now constitute the Christian nations of the civilized
19 35 |      control in keeping with their Christian duty, and above all to refuse
20 44 |          the family as regards the Christian education of its offspring,
21 44 |       Church in this same realm of Christian education. ~
22 48 |           of the family concerning Christian education, and moreover
23 48 |           to the dictates of their Christian conscience, or contrary
24 51 |           Catholic doctrine of The Christian Constitution of States set
25 53 |          let them dare assert that Christian doctrine is harmful to the
26 54 |    Antoniano, to whom the cause of Christian education is greatly indebted,
27 54 |           splendid treatise on The Christian Education of Youth. In it
28 57 |           by others. Besides every Christian child or youth has a strict
29 58 |      forgotten that the subject of Christian education is man whole and
30 60 |            or weakens supernatural Christian formation in the teaching
31 61 |          the Church in traditional Christian education, in imitation
32 62 |            refer contemptuously to Christian education as "heteronomous," "
33 67 |          well known in traditional Christian education, and are adequately
34 68 |          False also and harmful to Christian education is the so-called
35 68 |           must, in accordance with Christian prudence, be applied to
36 68 |        special care must be had of Christian modesty in young women and
37 69 |       spreading far and wide among Christian peoples. ~
38 71 |  well-ordered and well-disciplined Christian family; and more efficacious
39 72 |           to, of Antoniano, On the Christian Education of Youth, which
40 74 |        widely distributed, to warn Christian parents of their grave obligations.
41 75 |   harmoniously associated with the Christian family. ~
42 76 |           the training of youth in Christian piety, together with literature
43 76 |       which she maintains with the Christian family, that the Church
44 76 |         one and the same temple of Christian education. ~
45 80 |           of the Church and of the Christian family, or make it a fit
46 80 |        branch, be regulated by the Christian spirit, under the direction
47 80 |          taught, be permeated with Christian piety. If this is wanting,
48 86 |            with the Church and the Christian family, the various branches
49 86 |             but will an aid to the Christian formation of youth. ~
50 87 |            moral virtue. There the Christian teacher will imitate the
51 87 |              in any way hinder the Christian teacher from gathering and
52 87 | superfluous."54 In this connection Christian teachers should keep in
53 88 |          workers into the field of Christian education; and let their
54 93 |        that is, the true nature of Christian education, as deduced from
55 94 |        proper and immediate end of Christian education is to cooperate
56 94 |       forming the true and perfect Christian, that is, to form Christ
57 94 |            in you."63 For the true Christian must live a supernatural
58 95 |         For precisely this reason, Christian education takes in the whole
59 96 |                 96. Hence the true Christian, product of Christian education,
60 96 |         true Christian, product of Christian education, is the supernatural
61 96 |            due to God, as the true Christian does. ~
62 97 |           97. The scope and aim of Christian education as here described,
63 98 |                       98. The true Christian does not renounce the activities
64 99 |            realized the purpose of Christian education, and who have
65 99 |           prolific institutions of Christian education, in aid of families
66 100|             Such are the fruits of Christian education. Their price and
67 100|           and life in Christ which Christian education forms and develops
68 102|           these splendid fruits of Christian education to be gathered