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Janet Stuart The Education Of Catholic Girls

Religion
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Ages 18 and up
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A century after it s first publication, Mother Janet Erskine Stuart s classic The Education of Catholic Girls is back, and it s as relevant and useful as ever! Practical as it is pious, witty as it is wise, this collection of counsels not only helps educators in school or at home meet Catholic girls special intellectual needs, it offers sage strategies for whole-person formation: showing us how to help our girls grow into virtuous Catholic women. Catholic girls among other girls, writes Mother Stuart, and Catholic women among other women, have the privilege as well as the duty of upholding what is highest. The Education of Catholic Girls will help you teach your girls whether through math and science, needlework, Catholic philosophy, or good manners to uphold what is highest; it will help you train them to live a perfectly honorable and fearless life. This centenary edition of The Education of Catholic Girls features English translations of the original s foreign phrases and quoted sources (Mother Stuart s presumption about her readers knowledge of Latin, French, and German points to something education has lost over the years), as well as a new preface by Catholic homeschooling author and speaker Susie Lloyd. [more]

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Janet Erskine Stuart The Education Of Catholic Girls

Education
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Ages 18 and up
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The Principal Educational Controversies Of The Present Day Rage Round The Teaching Of Religion To Children, But They Are More Concerned With The Right To Teach It Than With What Is Taught, In Fact None Of The Combatants Except The Catholic Body Seem To Have A Clear Notion Of What They Actually Want To Teach, When The Right Has Been Secured. It Is Not The Controversy But The Fruits Of It That Are Here In Question, The Echoes Of Battle And Rumours Of Wars Serve To Enhance The Importance Of The Matter, The Duty Of Making It All Worth While, And Using To The Best Advantage The Opportunities Which Are Secured At The Price Of So Many Conflicts. [more]

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Rev. James Maccaffrey History Of The Catholic Church From The Renaissance

To The French Revolution Volume 2

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English
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Project Gutenberg'S Etext, History Of The Catholic Church From The Renaissance To The French Revolution, By Rev. James Maccaffrey [more]

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Charles A. Shriner History of the Catholic Church in Paterson, N.J.

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The records of the early Catholic Churches in this part of the country are very meagre and to the [more]

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John Addington Symonds Renaissance In Italy, Volumes 2 The Catholic Reaction

History
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It Was Under The Conditions Which Have Been Set Forth In The Foregoing Chapters That The Greatest Literary Genius Of His Years In Europe, The Poet Who Ranks Among The Four First Of Italy, Was Educated, Rose To Eminence, And Suffered. The Political Changes Introduced In 1530, The Tendencies Of The Catholic Revival, The Terrorism Of The Inquisition, And The Educational Energy Of The Jesuits Had, Each And All, Their Manifest Effect In Molding Tasso's Character. [more]

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George Thomas Daly Catholic Problems in Western Canada

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Moving from the Washington, DC area to San Francisco in the ‘60’s, Daly befriended Janis Joplin and, due [more]

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John Ronge, Anonymous . John Ronge: The Holy Coat Of Treves New German-Catholic Chruch

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Johannes Ronge (16 October 1813 – 26 October 1887) was the principal founder of the New Catholics. A Roman Catholic priest from the region of Upper Silesia in Prussia, he was suspended from the priesthood for his criticisms of the church, and went on to help found and promote the New Catholic movement. When the movement split, he led the more liberal wing, which became known as the German Catholics. Following his involvement in the political struggles of 1848 he went into exile in England, where he and his wife Bertha Ronge established a kindergarten in Manchester and then Leeds. He returned to Prussia in 1861 following an amnesty, and made efforts to revive the German Catholic movement and to combat antisemitism. [more]

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W. H. T. Dau Luther Examined And Reexamined A Review Of Catholic Criticism And A Plea For Revaluation

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Catholic Writers Profess Themselves Shocked By The Unblushing Veneration Which Luther Receives From Protestants. Such Epithets As "Hero Of The Reformation," "Angel With The Everlasting Gospel Flying Through The Midst Of Heaven," "Restorer Of The Christian Faith," Grate On Catholic Nerves. Luther'S Sayings Are Cited With Approval By All Sorts Of Men. Men Feel That Their Cause Is Greatly Strengthened By Having Luther On Their Side. Luther'S Name Is A Name To Conjure With. Hardly A Great Man Has Lived In The Last Four Hundred Years But Has Gone On Record As An Admirer Of Luther. [more]

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Rev. James Maccaffrey History Of The Catholic Church From The Renaissance To The French Revolution

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Project Gutenberg'S Etext, History Of The Catholic Church From The Renaissance To The French Revolution, By Rev. James Maccaffrey Copyright Laws Are Changing all Over The World, Be Sure To Check The Copyright Laws For Your Country Before Posting these Files!! Please Take A Look At The Important Information In this Header. We Encourage You To Keep This File On Your Own Disk, Keeping an Electronic Path Open For The Next Readers. Do Not Remove This. [more]

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John Addington Symonds Symonds Renaissance In italy, Volumes 1 And 2 Fiscle (Part-I) The Catholic Reaction

History
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At The End Of the Second Volume Of my 'Renaissance In italy' I Indulged The Hope That I Might Live To Describe The Phase Of culture Which Closed That Brilliant Epoch. It Was In truth Demanded That A Work Pretending to Display The Manifold Activity Of the Italian Genius During the 15Th Century And The First Quarter Of the 16Th, Should Also Deal With The Causes Which Interrupted Its Further Development Upon The Same Lines. This Study, Forming a Logically-Necessitated Supplement To The Five Former Volumes Of 'Renaissance In italy,' I Have Been Permitted To Complete. The Results Are Now Offered To The Public In these Two Parts. So Far As It Was Possible, I Have Conducted My Treatment Of the Catholic Revival On A Method Analogous To That Adopted For The Renaissance. I Found It, However, Needful To Enter More Minutely Into Details Regarding Facts And Institutions Connected With The Main Theme Of national Culture. [more]

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