The Civilizers Of The Philippines
Publisher: Thomas J. Flynn
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Boston, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: FIRST STATEMENT— Establishment of the Church — First Missionaries — Religious Corporations — Establishment of Episcopal Sees — Propagation of the Gospel throughout the Territory — Catholic census — Parochial Ministries 5; title: SECOND STATEMENT — The Church Principal Factor in the social Association 9; title: THIRD STATEMENT — The Christian school, an aid to Missions- Form of these schools — Co-existence of. the same to this day, with the official ones established later. Influence they had, to diffuse the Elementary Teaching 12; title: FOURTH STATEMENT — The Missionary teaches and patronizes the Fine and Liberal Arts, such as Agriculture, Architecture, Music and Singing — He is a promoter of every useful means of progress — His control over his parishioners is due to his charity toward them  21; title: FIFTH STATEMENT — Economic resources of the Church  27; title: SIXTH STATEMENT — Ownership of real estate of the Religious Corporations  38; title: SEVENTH STATEMENT — Pious institutions — These were all founded and organized by the Church   60; title: EIGHTH STATEMENT— High schools for boys and girls— Answer to the charge of obstruction to progress, against the Religious Orders in the Philippine Islands 63; title: NINTH STATEMENT — Religious life of the Filipino People - 68; title: TENTH STATEMENT — The Religious Corporations' permanency in the Archipelago, considered a need, as one of the means of pacification 64