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 1   4,71|        Marcellin, "I cannot see a child without wanting to teach
 2 Notes |  vigorously boxed the ears of the child who wanted to read first
 3 Notes |           without reason, on that child showed him what was in store
 4 Notes |      entering the seminary. "Your child", he advised the parents, "
 5 Notes |           his great surprise, the child knew nothing about the principal
 6 Notes |          fundamental truths, to a child who was so sick that he
 7 Notes |         with the education of the child. They will not forget how
 8 Notes |           in the education of the child, namely the parents, the
 9 Notes |     Almighty God in charge of the child from his very cradle. It
10 Notes |      years and at a time when the child is most susceptible to the
11 Notes |         said: "Every time I see a child, I long to teach him his
12 Notes |        wasting our time with this child, and sooner or later, we
13 Notes |           to say; "I cannot see a child without wanting to let him
14 Notes |           education~To bring up a child involves more than teaching
15 Notes |          brought up. To educate a child, therefore, is to show him
16 Notes |        befitting the dignity of a child of God; it speaks liberty
17 Notes |         Schools, 18~ ~Educating a child~1. Educating a child means
18 Notes |  Educating a child~1. Educating a child means enlightening his mind
19 Notes |          religion;~2. Educating a child means reforming his evil
20 Notes | inclinations . . .~3. Educating a child means training his heart
21 Notes |      dispositions.~4. Educating a child means forming his conscience.~
22 Notes |        conscience.~5. Educating a child means training him in piety.~
23 Notes |    religion loved.~7. Educating a child means training his will. ~
24 Notes |     especially means training the child’s judgement.~9. Educating
25 Notes |         judgement.~9. Educating a child means moulding and polishing
26 Notes |            To work at educating a child means to maintain constant
27 Notes |           over him.~11. To give a child an education means to inspire
28 Notes |         work, . . .~12. To give a child an education means giving
29 Notes |          also means seeing to the child’s physical as well as his
30 Notes |         14. Finally, to educate a child means to give him the means
31 Notes |         of his being, making this child a complete person..~Opinions,
32 Notes |          in education because the child absolutely needs his help
33 Notes |        Piety is the first thing a child needs to carry on the work
34 Notes |          his education . . . ~The child has to make a sustained
35 Notes |           the Kingdom of God~l. A child is the noblest and most
36 Notes |          St. Augustine says;~2. A child is the image and likeness
37 Notes |        and one single life. ~3. A child is a son of God, a son of
38 Notes |       rags which cover him. ~4. A child is the conquest and the
39 Notes |           God takes delight.~5. A child is the hope of heaven, the
40 Notes |           the eternal palms.~6. A child is one of the most loveable
41 Notes |           St. Macarius says.~7. A child is your peer, bone of your
42 Notes |         bones, another self.~8. A child is a field God has given
43 Notes |         its glorious shade. ~9. A child is a little rivulet, a spring
44 Notes |           disturb his heart.~10.A child is the focus of your work,
45 Notes |       your glory in heaven.~11. A child is God’s blessing, the hope
46 Notes |          become.~12. In a word, a child is the whole human race,
47 Notes |    respect to others. Such is the child you must respect.~Opinions,
48 Notes |        truths. . ." To bring up a child, that is to instruct him
49 Notes |           when someone entrusts a child to you, imagine Jesus Christ
50 Notes |         from the Nile, "Take this child and raise him for me; I
51 Notes |           weight to bear upon the child’s will, using in turn, or
52 Notes |          beings; they degrade the child and draw down scorn and
53 Notes |          all care bestowed on the child." ~Life, XXII, p. 529~Expulsions~
54 Notes |           they may withdraw their child quietly and thus avoid unpleasant
55 Notes |       Champagnat did not want his child to die without seeing him
56 Notes |       blend the inner life of the child. They will attend Catechism