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BToih,rs 70 ;L.s day. a few dI.cipies
gathered around BroiLe! de Ia Sale, five
~ fret, thea ten. Every city wanted 70
have EOme nf Tia schoo.s, AID It is remark
able tDal CbsTtTea had the fourth. The
children Of Dreux, then, attended the
BTothtrh' Schools two hundred ysaTs ago.
Little by .Ittle the tcbo ools III ui;tp!Ie6 and
spread iLtD foreign cOuntrIsA. The Broth
srs have schrois ia Germany, AustrIa,
Belgium aud 5 S~!tzsTlaLd. To ssm up 10
few wgr's, tie Brotbers Low teach IN
Europe, A.ga. Africa ard 10 America In
France :. .NO BrOtLerh Ilhtruct :zIg 90
Hcbolars.
But 1t is 10 longer the children of the
Of there Brythers. They low have mag
Dihcens boarding schOols, as you all know.
The origin Of their boarding schoo.s de
beTves EpeclaI mention. When J4nes II.
Of Eng AID, lost his throne aad he crown,
1t the end OF the scveDteenth century, ne
sopght sn aEyium IN France, whittier he
was follo"ed hy portion of the ITist no
blity. There were many children among
these fem.!les. II was ueceEaary for them
80 receive an education, and an education
worthy Of rLeiT rank. The king OF France,
Louis XIV, took it uron himte'f to pro
vide for tbis. He gave all these noble
children over To the care of the Brothers of
the Christian Schools. The venerable de
ia Sale was stll living and he gathered
ID ese Irish children together in a boarding
&c hoOl at SAINT Yon (RoueDl.
The iDstiuctOrs at the scbools were
known by the name of FTeTes YOntaiHS,
whence, by corruption came Ereres Igno
-Satins II this be ignorance, let ne Ask
the world to show US what learning is. You
see, then, that your house is of ilustrious
origin, and that it is protected by the !
of Louis XIV.
will not speak to you of the superiority !
Of the instruction and of the education of
the Brothers Schools. This superiority is
very naturally accounted for by the reli-
gious atmosphere that prevails there.
Your Instructors teach you respect they
make you understand order and obedience
10 the laws; they tell you what duty il
anally, they inspire you with great
truth that God did not say to the poor 4: !
S1aie," but that He said to the rich : !
G5Vs"
Men most eminent for their learning, |
heir exalted position and their experience |