The Manitoba School Question
The Manitoba School Question
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The Catholics would as soon send their children into a pest house or bury them, as let them go to public schools. They were afraid the child who left home in the morning, would come back with something in his heart as black as hell. " Similarly Bishop Baltes, of Alton, in his Lenten pastoral of 1870, calls the public schools "seminaries of infidelity and fruit- ful souncs of immorality. " Thus it is that frenzied invective and the refusal of the Sacrament are brought into play to compel the Rom...an Catholic individual to entertain the "conscientious con- victions" with which otherwise he would have little sympathy.
67 Church and State.
It will be easily seen then, that the question is whether the church or state is to control in matters of education. Mr. Glad- stone long ago clearly perceived this. "All other christian bodies, " he said, "are content with freedom in their own religious domain ; Orientals, Lutherans, Calvinists, Presbyterians, Episco- palians, Nonconformists, one and all in the present day, content- edly and thankfully accept the benefits of civil order; never pre- tend that the state is not its own master ; make no religious claims to temporal possessions or advantages ; and consequently, never are in perilous collision with the state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Catholics would as soon send their children into a pest house or bury them, as let them go to public schools. They were afraid the child who left home in the morning, would come back with something in his heart as black as hell. " Similarly Bishop Baltes, of Alton, in his Lenten pastoral of 1870, calls the public schools "seminaries of infidelity and fruit- ful souncs of immorality. " Thus it is that frenzied invective and the refusal of the Sacrament are brought into play to compel the Rom...an Catholic individual to entertain the "conscientious con- victions" with which otherwise he would have little sympathy.
67 Church and State.
It will be easily seen then, that the question is whether the church or state is to control in matters of education. Mr. Glad- stone long ago clearly perceived this. "All other christian bodies, " he said, "are content with freedom in their own religious domain ; Orientals, Lutherans, Calvinists, Presbyterians, Episco- palians, Nonconformists, one and all in the present day, content- edly and thankfully accept the benefits of civil order; never pre- tend that the state is not its own master ; make no religious claims to temporal possessions or advantages ; and consequently, never are in perilous collision with the state.
What to read after The Manitoba School Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Coate Wade to read onlineMoreLess
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