...But it seems t« have been overlooked that the principles of the L&csan Catholic Church (to which, in any system intended for general diffusion throughout Ireland, the bulk of the pxipils must necessarily belong) were totally at variance with this principle ; and that the indiscriminate...

...example of the Charter and Souper schools. The principles of the Roman Catholic Church ' to which in any system intended for general diffusion throughout...the bulk of the pupils must necessarily belong',* are totally at variance with the principle of exclusive control over schools and boarding houses by...

...controversy. But it . seems to have been overlooked that the principles of the Roman Catholic Church were totally at variance with this principle ; and...right of unaided private interpretation of the Sacred Yolume with respect to articles of religious belief." The opposition of the Romish clergy was too powerful...

...Church were totally at variance with the determination to enforce the reading of the Holy Scriptures — the indiscriminate reading of the Holy Scriptures...comment by children must be peculiarly obnoxious to the Roman Catholic Church — this defect was vital — such a system could not become one of National...

...the determination to enforce tireading of the Holy Scriptures — the indiscriminate reading of ib Holy Scriptures without note or comment by children must be peculiarly obnoxious to the Roman Catholic Church — this defect was viti — such a. system could not become one of National...

...But it seems to have been overlooked that the principles of the Eoman Catholic Church, to which in any system intended for general diffusion throughout...Ireland the bulk of the pupils must necessarily belong, are totally at variance with this principle; and that the indiscriminate reading of the Holy Scriptures,...

...principles of the Roman Catholic Church were totally at variance with this principle, and that the reading of the Holy Scriptures, without note or comment,...unaided private interpretation of the sacred volume, in articles of religious belief. These views are borne out by the experience of this colony. When the...

...Society, which had overlooked the fact " that the principles of the Roman " Catholic Church (to which in any system intended for general " diffusion throughout...necessarily belong) were totally at variance " with the enforcement of the reading of the Bible without note or comment in the schools. " The indiscriminate...

...variance " with the enforcement of the reading of the Bible without note or comment in the schools. " The indiscriminate reading of the Holy Scriptures " without note or comment by children, must " (so ran the letter) " be peculiarly obnoxious to a Church which denies " even to adults the right...

...experience has subsequently proved that it has. The deterthroughout Ireland, the bulk of the pupils mast necessarily belong) were totally at variance with this principle; and that the reading of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment, by children, must be peculiarly obnoxious to...