A digest of the evidence taken before the select committee of the House of lords appointed to inquire into the working of the national system of education |
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8th Rule adopted alteration amount Appendix applications Archbishop of Dublin attend aware Baron Greene's believe Chap child Church Education schools Church Education Society clergyman Clonmel Commissioners Committee conceive connection consider denominations district model schools Ditto Dunmanway education in Ireland effect Established Church evidence exclusively fact favour give given grant Head Inspector introduced laity letter LL.D Lord Lordships M'Creedy Macdonnell master National Board National Education national schools national system Newry non-vested schools number of children object opinion parents parish parties patron patronage practically Presbyterian present principle Protestant children pupils question read the Scriptures receive regard religious denominations religious instruction Report resolution respect Roman Catholic children Roman Catholic clergy Roman Catholic priests Sacred Poetry salary sanctioned school-house Scripture Extracts Scripture Lessons secular education secular instruction superintendence suppose system of education teachers Thomas Redington Thurles tion Truth of Christianity united education vested schools Youghal
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Página 116 - And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth, to a virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David ; and the virgin's name was Mary.
Página 233 - The determination to enforce in all their schools the reading of the Holy Scriptures without note or comment, was undoubtedly taken with the purest motives ; with the wish at once to connect religious with moral and literary education, and, at the same time, not to run the risk of wounding the peculiar feelings of any sect by catechetical instruction, or comments which might tend to subjects of polemical controversy.
Página 3 - They will require that the schools be kept open for a certain number of hours, on four or five days of the week, at the discretion of the commissioners, for moral and literary education only ; and that the remaining one or two days in the week be set apart for giving, separately, such religious education to the children as may be approved of by the clergy of their respective persuasions.
Página 4 - They will exercise the most entire control over all books to be used in the schools, whether in the combined moral and literary, or separate religious instruction ; none to be employed in the first, except under the sanction of the Board, nor in the latter, but with the approbation of those members of the Board who are of the same religious persuasion with those for whose use they are intended.
Página 15 - ... and that the time for giving it be so fixed, that no child shall be thereby, in effect, excluded, directly or indirectly, from the other advantages which the School affords.
Página 171 - School business and the commencement of such reading ; and that the Teacher shall, immediately before its commencement, announce distinctly to the pupils, that any child whose parent or guardian so desires may then retire. Third — That in every such case there shall be, exclusive of the time set apart for such reading, sufficient time devoted each day to the ordinary School business, in order that those children who do not join in the reading of the books, may enjoy ample means of literary instruction...
Página 2 - ... religious with moral and literary education, and, at the same time, not to run the risk of wounding the peculiar feelings of any sect by catechetical instruction, or comments which might tend to subjects of polemical controversy. But it seems to have been overlooked, that the principles of the Roman Catholic Church (to which, in any system intended for general diffusion throughout Ireland, the bulk of the pupils must necessarily belong), were totally at variance with this principle...
Página 8 - The commissioners in 1812 recommended the appointment of a Board of this description, to superintend a system of education, from which should be banished even the suspicion of proselytism, and which, admitting children of all religious persuasions, should not interfere with the peculiar tenets of any.
Página 90 - The ordinary school business, during which all the children, of whatever denomination they be, are required to attend, and which is expected to embrace a competent number of hours in each day, is to consist exclusively of instruction in those branches of knowledge which belong to literary and moral education.
Página 37 - To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland m Parliament assembled.