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In the coat of arms of the Basilian Fathers appears a quotation from one of the Psalms: “Teach me goodness, discipline and knowledge. (Psalm 118.66). I would like to say a few things about “discipline” and point out why it is stressed in Basilian schools. Discipline is an interesting word and a still more interesting thing. As you know, the word is derived from the Latin “discere” meaning “to learn”. The disciple is one who learns from a teacher. “Discipline” is that virtue in the teacher and that virtue in the student which enables the teacher to teach and the student to learn. Without it, there is no teaching nor learning.
Publication Date
1949
Publisher
Assumption College
Rights
Public Domain
City
Windsor, Ontario
Keywords
University of Windsor, Assumption College, The Ambassador
Disciplines
History | Public History
Recommended Citation
Assumption College, "The Ambassador: 1949" (1949). The Ambassador Yearbook. 8.
https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/ambassador/8
Comments
To view online at the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/TheAmbassador1949