← Table of contents
Christian Schools and Scholars

Note 358 — Chapter XXIV

Reading edition

It is perhaps only fair to notice the earlier efforts made by St. Jerome Æmilian to establish religious colleges and seminaries for the clergy. He appears to have been greatly assisted by the advice of St. Cajetan, and as he died in 1537, must be reckoned as one of the first who organised any scheme for the reform of education. The regular clerks of Somascha continue to this day to carry on the work of their holy founder.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings