The Origin of the Teaching Brotherhoods
The Origin of the Teaching Brotherhoods
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They l79 Simler. , 387. 180 Cf. Ibid. , 474. Lsl Const. , ibid. , Art. 5.
70 ORIGIN OF THE TEACHING BROTHERHOODS agreed, therefore, that the two schools combine, with Brother Auguste in full control, and the other members of the little com munity constituting the faculty. 182 On the advice of Father Chaminade they first limited themselves to receiving only younger pupils, the idea being that these young souls would at the completion of their course be better prepared for the work of spreading C...hristianity. 183 It was not, however, the intention of the founder to restrict or confine his Brothers within specified limits in educational work; on the contrary, they could engage in it to any extent, provided there was no interference on the part of the civil powers. 184 At that time there did not as yet exist a law granting freedom in education. Therefore, in the above instance, though the Brothers very much desired to give a complete secondary course (college), they were unable to do so because of the various limitations imposed by the university authorities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They l79 Simler. , 387. 180 Cf. Ibid. , 474. Lsl Const. , ibid. , Art. 5.
70 ORIGIN OF THE TEACHING BROTHERHOODS agreed, therefore, that the two schools combine, with Brother Auguste in full control, and the other members of the little com munity constituting the faculty. 182 On the advice of Father Chaminade they first limited themselves to receiving only younger pupils, the idea being that these young souls would at the completion of their course be better prepared for the work of spreading C...hristianity. 183 It was not, however, the intention of the founder to restrict or confine his Brothers within specified limits in educational work; on the contrary, they could engage in it to any extent, provided there was no interference on the part of the civil powers. 184 At that time there did not as yet exist a law granting freedom in education. Therefore, in the above instance, though the Brothers very much desired to give a complete secondary course (college), they were unable to do so because of the various limitations imposed by the university authorities.
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