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_003394400	Conway, James, 1849-1905.	Catholic education in the United States	1904		.txt	text/plain	8623	574	73	The I. Plenary Council of Baltimore (1852) urges the foundation of Catholic schools in the most forcible terms : We exhort the Bishops, and, considering the grave evils which are wont to result from perverse training, we im- plore them by the divine mercy to have schools attached to each church in their bishoprics, and, if necessary, and convenient, to provide from the church revenue suffi- cient funds to maintain competent teachers. The conse- quence is, that, while in the diocese of Rochester, for in- stance, which is justly regarded as a model for Catholic education, seven out of eight ; in Buffalo, six out of seven ; in Cincinnati, five out of six of the Catholic children at- tend Catholic schools ; in other representative dioceses thé ratio is one to two, two to five, two to seven, and so on decrescendo.	cache/_003394400.txt	txt/_003394400.txt