Comenius' School of Infancy: An Essay On the Education of Youth During the First Six Years;
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71 infants, we can, by exercising piety in them, lay in them the foundation of piety, through prayer and by surrendering them, in holy dedication, to Christ the Redeemer, implor- ing likewise for them the care of the Eternal Teacher, the H^ly Spirit.
3. As soon as parents are aware that God wills to grant them a child, they should, with ardent prayer, solicit from Him blessing and sanctification for their offspring. The expectant mother, accompanied by her husband, ought daily, without intermis...sion, to pour out prayer to that effect, and to live through the whole period of her time piously and holily, that the offspring, having a place already within their hearts, may share with them in the beginning the fear of God.
4. After God has brought His gift from darkness to light, and presented it to their eyes, the parents (as a cer- tain pious theologian advises) ought in honor of the grace of God, as manifested in His recent gift, to receive the new stranger into this world with a kiss. For true is the con- fession of the holy Maccabean mother, who said : " We know not how infants are conceived; we ourselves give to them neither breath nor life, nor do we knit together the mem- bers of their body.
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71 infants, we can, by exercising piety in them, lay in them the foundation of piety, through prayer and by surrendering them, in holy dedication, to Christ the Redeemer, implor- ing likewise for them the care of the Eternal Teacher, the H^ly Spirit.
3. As soon as parents are aware that God wills to grant them a child, they should, with ardent prayer, solicit from Him blessing and sanctification for their offspring. The expectant mother, accompanied by her husband, ought daily, without intermis...sion, to pour out prayer to that effect, and to live through the whole period of her time piously and holily, that the offspring, having a place already within their hearts, may share with them in the beginning the fear of God.
4. After God has brought His gift from darkness to light, and presented it to their eyes, the parents (as a cer- tain pious theologian advises) ought in honor of the grace of God, as manifested in His recent gift, to receive the new stranger into this world with a kiss. For true is the con- fession of the holy Maccabean mother, who said : " We know not how infants are conceived; we ourselves give to them neither breath nor life, nor do we knit together the mem- bers of their body.
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