The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-03-07
ne Church and the PubII0 sehoels.

make n I, aenct,yt ns, ffe Cafh11;c. hs4rarpl,z
Deeause Oi tnslrl
| school system of this couutry. In these en-
| tiabtanad aay. t,y;ru1ance will mt y,asa 70,
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argument ana a'EosAne isnorance cannon
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cusation tnas sne - -
| to educati0n, produces no impression ON the
minds of thinking men, who see on every
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side tife immense actlvlty " her clergy ana
] laity In, eyery department OF literature. and
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venture to maze such an unfounded-a&et.
sot;on <,es,,t ~, tIe r,,.sno.s ~ a,
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the preJndices OF sne ignorant agalpst the
Catholic priesfhood Mr. Kay. a recorn;zssl
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authofIVy upon ihaItefs gu euucaLioh, ana
Protestant, IN ms recent work. bears tesIl-
mcpy to the earnest desire OF the Catholic
Church to advance the education of her
children everywhere. He says;
In Catholic Germany, in, France, and even
70 rt;a@ sns alithmet;e ns;e IN
and morals, Is At least as generally dianscd and
as faissiuiiT promoted ~ the eiericn, body as as
Nv keening back the advance Of the peo,5Ie.
that an. Tnnsh nfSesf1,ox,.i NJ te y,{s..nf .iay
~ tIas con,n,ur;s,S n, iia
f - ~ .--titsas s. s.s.. s..es
eieSry and II y sIsc ts are IL tbesf conn, III,
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" Z. Ine nead o. sne intelecsnn. movement
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= sanes, ahu apiy nseu. An every street IN Rome,
snsIo sse ab SNORT instances prlma
~ ~ eShuots tor tno educatioH OF tne children OF
me iowes ana ,ie ;t Glasses oi the Ieignbor eaa
aa'.s 5o ,,r,i,;, pepuialon i0o'vgo
sous, mas 81 pup@nc @ primary schools, with 4s2
teachers, ana i4,VVV chldren attending them.
4 i.as febnpursn SO many schaoisfor the Instruc-
s.on .aa OF Inose csassss doups II Berlin,
y M ttl PppuiAt,Oh ,'tpo.Is oou1ie Ihat OF Rome,
aas ehIy - schoois. Rome has also her Uni
, ,,efsI.y, sa Wiph an average hummer or boO stu
,f a GOO ssve s1sag M,.n popupt,on
ia, with a population of 100000, has but
seven
These are facts testified TO by an eniight-
enef7 oratestant gaptIan,,n ond ,annot l,a
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ences which the unnatura1ized Roman |
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=. W.. ulIs si a.. g. - eao oasn =. ens ot.se.
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,ure of the Austrian sysfem Is the oraat y;ber-
wAtitS biiouSh 81
nauist rieathaod M bas tspted A. oi Lne mo
parties who differ from themselves in their re-
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lccts in Austria, nor tIis great differences Of
hstr religions tsnsts has hindered the work Of
ire. Here, as elsewhere. it las been demon der ON
trated that such difficulties may be easily
Z rasa nnsion IN niwiI;za.inn d now
arnestly to do so. In those parishes of |
ia ,., Us. are any Gus
f their children is not directed by the priests, /
mt - committed to the care of the dissenting /
urea by to 9rexae sor To- ana
yer, sand to educate the children of their own
1ie also says
! And And yet I n, N these COMMITTEES Austria, Bayas
iss cartons. the ,t sro i
ions differences haye been overcome, and an
ea,9lsn f sns aags under the IN
gio.is party having been offonded" - =
In France, by the last census, the popt,t
alton was 81 ,0n0, 900, divided about as fol- +