Debate Over Catholic Education Touches Railings of Faith
A heated assembly in Cork and at a later gathering in Dublin discusses Catholic education, Bible society involvement, and the rights of Catholics to teach their children. Speakers defend catechism, parish schooling, and scripture reading against Protestant interference, warning of religious fanaticism, urging state aid to underfunded Irish Catholics, and citing Scottish and English examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Freeman
Irwin
Buecos
Brie
Donly
Rric
England
Rangers
Kingland
North
Ireland
Wigiel
Middle Az
Catholic Church
Pam
Rofand
Almast
Weolf
Elo
Bible Society
Kil _dare street
Friends of Education
Dible Society
Hibla Society
Neatle
Sorrer Street
Bricklave
Lucy Morgan
Mary Keene
Mir Junog
Roges
Pire
Mick
Barry
Nat
Ahil
Bastanees
Fernenonat
Dhacaek
alMignen
Polly
Adios
Alice Gentleman
Mr Novel
Leary Irwin
Ltim
Friends of the Institutive
Sheil
Britain
O'Connell
Great Britain
Neser
Rama
Bedieve
Serra
St. Peter and
St Paul
St. Dabn
Gantlenan
Mead
Janta
Peal
He Chusti
Christ
God
St. John
St. Paul
Apostle
Gentlemey
Irelands
Plato
Gordon
Falvey
Roman Earhor
Eric
Morang
Rom
Wexford
My Dowie
Duke de Cazes
Scotland
Paisley
Carll Phese
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Alao
Paul
Dublin
Parliament
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Ladiea
Wunstle Hiblernian School
Societi
Cork
Caer Yenter
Messra Blake
Grant
Boyle
Thurwtay
Longford
Lord Clanrickarde
Canning