The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-22 00:00:00

EDUCATION OF THE POOR.

(Frog the Dublin Morning Post.)
The United Religious awl Literary School instruction of the
Poor, made the basis of National Education, by the MtAt Rev.
and Right Rev. the Catholic Archbishops and Bishops of
Ireland.

First Resobnion.—naving considered attentively a plan of na-
tional tm cm ion wi i • b as' been submitted •t o
• the admiwiimn of Protestants and Roman Catholics into the same
schools, for the pmirpose of literary inetruction, may-, under exist-
iog cireuni,itanee% tat allowed, lituvittegtiontticient care be taken to
protect the religion of the Roman .Catholic childreu, and to fur-
mmish them with adequate meant of religious instrtn
Second Resolntion.---That in order to secure better protection
to the religion of Roman Catholic children under Such a system of
education, we'deem it necessary that time Master of each school,
in which the majority of the pupils profess the Roman. Catholic
faith, be a Romirm Catholic ; and that in schools in which the
Roman Catholic children tbrm only a minority, a permanent
Roman Catholic assistant he employed; and that such master and
assistant be appointed upon the recommendation, or with the ex-
press approval. of the• Roman Catholic Bishop of the diocess its
which they are to be employed and further, that they, ur either
of them,. be removed .upon the representation of such Bishop...,
The same rule to be observed fer the appointment or dismissal of
mistresses and assistants in female schools.

Third Re4olu!ion.---That we consider it improper, that masters
and Mistresses intended for the religious instruction of Roman
Catholic youth, should be trained or educated by or under the con-
trout of persons professing a different faith; and that we conceive
it most desirable that a male and female model school he esta-
blished in every *Vince in Ireland, to be supported at the
public expense, for the purpose of qualifying such masters and
mistresses for the important duties which they shall be appointed
to discharge.

Fourth limolution,---That in conformity with the principle of
protecting the religion of Roman Catholic children, the books in-
tended for their particular instruction in religion shall be selected
or approved by the !lonian Catholic Prelates; and that no book,
or tract, or common inhtrnetion of literature, shall be introduced
into any school in which Roman Catholic children are educated,
which book or tract may be objected to on religions ground*
by the Roman Catholic Bithops of the diocese in which such
school is established.

Fifth Resolution.—That a transfer of the property in several
schools which now exist, or may hereafter exist in Ireland, n►ay
be utterly impracticable from the nature of the tenure by which
they are, or shall hereafter be held; and from the number of per-
tains having a legal interest in them, as well us from a variety of
other causes; and that, in our opinion, any regulation which
should require each transfer to be made, an a necessary Condition
for receiving. Parliamentary support, would operate to the delu-
sion of many useful *Aloe& renal all participation in the public
bounty.
Sixth Resolution.—That appointed, as we have been appoint-
ed, :by Divine Providence to watch over and preserve the deposit
of Catholic ti►ith in Ireland ; and responsible as we are to God for
the souls of our flocks, we will, in our respective dioceses, with.
hold our concurrence and support from any system of education
which will not fully accord with the principles expresied in the
foregoing resolutions.
Reverend Brothers, beloved
/loner be to you, " from God t 1
o►ir Lo►d."

Children, " Grae*, mercy, and
Ise rather, and from Quiet Jesus

Dublin, 25th January,
Patrick Curtis, D.D.
Oliver Kelly, D.D.
Farrell O'Reilly, D.D.
Peter llPLaughlin, D.D.
James Illagaumn, D.D.
George Plunkett, D.D.
Jame: Keating, D.D.
Charles Tuohy, D.D.
Edward Kiernan, D.D.
Patrick Kelly, D.D.
Cornelius Egan, D.D.
William Cirolly, D.D.
Patrick Maguire. D.I).
Patrick AVAlallun, D.D.
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Daniel AltuTay, D.D.
Robert Latran,
3. 0. Shaughnessy, D.D.
Thunias Costello, D.D.
Marin rifarurn, D.D.
Peter Waldron, D.D.
dollu Murphy, D.D.
Jame* Doyle, D.D.
Itt'llieholas, D.)).
F. 111.1lettigan, D.D.
Edmond Elven++, 1.1-11
Thomas Oaten, /).P.
Robert Loot+, D.D.
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