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The Person in Education

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 August 2024

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The title of this address may sound to you a little tough and abstract, yet it is a good subject for this afternoon’s meeting because you are all parents, and each parent has a Person, often several persons, your children, in whom you are deeply interested, and for whose welfare and education you are personally responsible, since God has chosen you to co-operate with him in bringing them into being, and in preparing them for their independent lire as persons in the world.

Now I am not a parent and it would be impertinent for me to try to teach you your job as parents in detail. What I want to do this afternoon is to remind you of certain basic principles underlying the true notion of education. Principles are important; without them we can never really understand any problem, and this is a problem it is supremely important to understand thorghly.

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Copyright © 1958 Provincial Council of the English Province of the Order of Preachers

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An address given at the inauguration of the Parents’ Association of the Assumption Convent, Richmond, Yorks. June 21st, 1957.