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 1 Notes |        to the Minister of Public Instruction, 1837, Letters, 159~1.6
 2 Notes |       took him two hours for the instruction and confession. It was extremely
 3 Notes |    necessary: to provide primary instruction for the children of the
 4 Notes |        remaining strength to the instruction and sanctification of non-Christians.
 5 Notes |        the Brothers of Christian Instruction, Letters 122~Since we all
 6 Notes |       students, giving spiritual instruction to the educational community
 7 Notes |      mind than providing primary instruction for the children or even,
 8 Notes |       aim were to give religious instruction, we could confine ourselves
 9 Notes |         normally make up primary instruction. That teaching would be
10 Notes |       piety.~6. Giving religious instruction means making virtue and
11 Notes |  zealously devote himself to the instruction of his pupils, though he
12 Notes |         education and formation.~Instruction from the Congregation for
13 Notes | especially responsible for their instruction. . . Equality ought to be