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 1 Fore   |         educational approach with parents, lay teachers, and other
 2   2,33 |       Marist works; whether we be parents of youth being served by
 3   2,45 |    extends in a particular way to parents, respecting their "primary
 4   6,128|           non-teaching staff, and parents, 3 supporting one another
 5   6,133| aspirations of students and their parents in regard to subject choices,
 6   6,146|        the Christian community of parents, teachers, and students.~
 7 Notes  |      reiterated entreaties of his parents.~Life, I, pp. 5-6~1.2 Marcellin’
 8 Notes  |           not a passing whim. His parents doubted his ability to do
 9 Notes  |       Your child", he advised the parents, "persists in his determination
10 Notes  |         his uncle’s speech or his parents’ remarks. "Get my things
11 Notes  |         to be told by his tearful parents that he had died a moment
12 Notes  |           Youthful enterprise~His parents, quite pleased with his
13 Notes  |        can do, dear friend !~Your parents are well. Your brother who
14 Notes  |          of the child, namely the parents, the priest and the teacher.~
15 Notes  |           and the teacher.~1. The parents are the natural educators
16 Notes  |          and the coadjutor of the parents and of the priest, holds
17 Notes  |           rights of the teachers, parents and pupils must not forget
18 Notes  |         Catholic Schools, 79~2.19 Parents and the education of their
19 Notes  |          Council recalled, "since parents have conferred life on their
20 Notes  |           their offspring. Hence, parents must be acknowledged as
21 Notes  |         in it. For it devolves on parents to create a family atmosphere
22 Notes  |             The right and duty of parents to give education is essential,
23 Notes  |       loving relationship between parents and children; and it is
24 Notes  |         Church. (38)~The right of parents to choose an education in
25 Notes  |        must never forget that the parents have been appointed by God
26 Notes  |     corresponding to their right, parents have a serious duty to commit
27 Notes  |          38, 40~2.20 Working with parents~There are times when it
28 Notes  |        advisable to meet with the parents of certain children. You
29 Notes  |    children. You must always tell parents that their children show
30 Notes  |          the children of divorced parents and broken homes. ~·             
31 Notes  |           should be made with the parents, if at all possible, so
32 Notes  |         educational approach with parents, lay teachers, and other
33 Notes  |       pleasure. We saw him in his parents’ home put a hand to everything
34 Notes  |         studies. In this way, the parents who give preference to religious
35 Notes  |           education approach with parents, lay teachers, and other
36 Notes  |        responsible for education: parents, teachers, young people
37 Notes  |        developed with the help of parents and students, and which
38 Notes  |           initiative of teachers, parents, or students;~- indicates
39 Notes  |    obliged to attend it, if their parents object, and in this case,
40 Notes  |       they are at home with their parents, and they will not be obliged
41 Notes  |         it was he who induced the parents to send their children along;
42 Notes  |         more serious matter. Some parents, unable to secure accommodation