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 1 Fore   |         religious formation, and knowledge which would prepare them
 2   1,13 |          the basics of religious knowledge, and of reading and writing.
 3   1,15 |    increasing their intellectual knowledge and teaching skills. The
 4   1,27 | improving his Brothers' store of knowledge and their educational methods
 5   4,87 |     introduce them to prayer, to knowledge of the Bible, to the life
 6   6,135|        not only to develop their knowledge and competence, but to lead
 7   8    |      young, developing in them a knowledge and love of the God who
 8 Notes  |         parish; to polish up the knowledge that the Brothers had already
 9 Notes  |          of training them in the knowledge and virtues necessary for
10 Notes  |         the Institute~"To impart knowledge of Our Lord ought, therefore,
11 Notes  |       systematic transmission of knowledge in a school; "teacher" is
12 Notes  |   education means giving him the knowledge he will need in his position
13 Notes  |     favoured minds which acquire knowledge only slowly and with difficulty,
14 Notes  |     satisfied with a superficial knowledge of them but study them in
15 Notes  |         ending up with a perfect knowledge; this will not happen without
16 Notes  |       sufficiently broad general knowledge with the opportunity to
17 Notes  |     emphasize the acquisition of knowledge to the detriment of other
18 Notes  |    message of salvation that the knowledge which the pupils acquire
19 Notes  |        awareness of the value of knowledge as such. Under no circumstances
20 Notes  |          divert the imparting of knowledge from its rightful objective. (
21 Notes  |      pupil to assimilate skills, knowledge, intellectual methods and
22 Notes  |         merely the attainment of knowledge but the acquisition of values
23 Notes  |          and enlighten his human knowledge with the data of the faith.
24 Notes  |          uncreated source of all knowledge highlights the importance
25 Notes  |         the children with useful knowledge as to give them the means