The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-09

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: secllAE 6esocS took TIE sacred priest, /
AID rlUAn naSzre and socleTy, sao1Ek I
changing its masters, we're t-snple6 by tae /
Iro- hes! OF AniDai power. VIII, Lot con /
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ne soer74d Ckr7stla1sEe oar ecao6rioz. The /
grand Pur7taps and EaEl.sa charehneu |
n 30 eo3oniIt7c this coasu! snd bailE ap
this great political fabric, we're men Who
sele edeeaIed II religious schools aha
loved rellgica- Oar iasiitetiols are tie K
oa'growth OF religions jdeAA- AID they
bare failed eciy 50 far they tave
dePzrJEd frcn those i6sks- When religion |
tEiAs, all fAits. Il uss 50 Ia Greece il
. a. 50 II Rcne, AID II vii De 80 with us-
TIE Emperor Of Prussia has recently pob-
hely =ArLed his people against tie g!oEth
of lnnceilty AID HIckedDess- Trre liberty
md inmorhilt! are strangers, t0s jnmor-
Atty ard deepotisn are alEes. Secular
schools, 40 faE n they take children from
he splFItus! trainiog Of the Church. are {
sLemIes of civil liberty. Our great cham
'lors of liberty, both mere and abroad, have
been ecucateG 10 sectarian schools. Secular
schools are expensive. There is iobbery (:
% their bui!dings, jobbery in their books,
obbery in tie selection of teachers. Pub (
ishers OF certain school books can afford
aUd have been reported to speud in other {
ocaiitiee (and why Bot in this u thousands
'poD Thousands of dollars to elect certain I
school Trustees known to be in the in ter 4
sts of those houses. The whole business {
> getting to be mOneyed ring to mani Z
'o!aEe school fandIof over a million dol c
ara, and 20 discard all religion and morality. I
Wbst 10 the remedy a mistake is t
lardiE possible. Let education, like re g
igiop, De matter of choice. No CON po!- E
GOD, 10 tyranny, no prodigious eIpendi- I
aTe. W hat, il may De ASKED, shall We i
IaTe 20 general educationf General secu-
ar education only makes population I
noTe Intellectually prepared for crime, !
erta!nty no stronger to reEiEt IL. NJ man s
E better ci.iz=o because he knows the
talcolas, or can translate an K 3eid OF
! 'lTgil or an Ode of Horace. Such educa- {
ion while IL Is immensely expensive does !
%. maEe men better. There Is no Gcd n | {
t-notLiug fyr the moral affections, nothing
making him more honest, truthfol, or pure.
Jp the contrary tbese virtues are delIber-
Iteiy Kept from him in secular schooie- He
: wilfully Injured aud not morally helped
La q citizen. The feIous of society come
rom tie educated ss well as the uueducaIed I
,iasses. There never Vas more general I
educatioa than now; there never was
more general crime titan now; and there
Lever wss q more general indifference to
religion than now.
For what purpose are these schools kept
up, suy~ayf Are they to prepare our
children to be professore in colleges 7 If 60,
go on, ard ADJ to sbe course of s.udy. and
raise mp nation of ungodly scr bblers, and
and literary Bohemians-s race
too proud TO work and too ungifted to live
without it. Ii you are educating the rising
ZeneEstion 70 be good citizens, secure to
them plain Engiiah education, sufficient
20 enable them 70 manage the ordinary
ozAiress Of life and protect themselves
from inpcsitiop, aud let toem enter come
trade OF respectable calling, at an age
uhe1 its work win not be drudgery. We
have bat few American IeborerB now. They
are Ali educated 70 be reEchanta, lawyers, t
doesHDrh, BANKERS, etc, and the industry of
Anerle1 il giTeo up 70 foreigners, and
American youths are educated above it all.
The giTi Of humble circumstances IL edu-
Gated Ab0Te her pErsptA, above marriage
- 81 T. 4.