Title: Dr. Ryerson's letters in reply to the attacks of foreign ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canada, including the letters of Bishop Charbonnel, Mr. Bruyère, and Bishop Pinsoneault ...
Authors: Ryerson, Egerton, 1803-1882.; Charbonnel, Armand François Marie de, 1802-1891.; Bruyère, J. M., 1798-1888.; Pinsoneault, Adolphe.; Ontario.
Publisher: Lovell & Gibson,
Year: 1857
Subjects: Catholic Church Education Ontario.; Education Ontario
Contents: No. 1. The spirit of the Normal School ceremony not prevalent in the country / Bishop Charbonnel -- No. 2. Catholics of Chatham worse off than the Negroes / Bishop of Charbonnel -- No. 3. The new demands of the Bishop are ominous of evil / Dr. Ryerson -- No. 4. This is a sectarian country, and dangerous to faith and morals / Bishop Charbonnel -- No. 5. The new class of ideas imported by the Bishop from the continent of Europe indicate a "foreign element," opposed to Canadian freedom / Dr. Ryerson -- No. 6. Quotes Baltimore councils demanding schools worthy of the American and Canadian liberalism so much vaunted in the world, -instead of a disguised persecution, -or the bishops and the pope will overthrow all / Bishop Charbonnel -- No. 7. Baltimore Councils are rules of the "foreign ecclesiastics" of one class of religionists. The bishops and the pope won't be supported in their crusade by Canadian Catholics / Dr. Ryerson --^