•‘There aro very few tilings more delightful to see than a large family brought up to love and obey their parents,” said Bishop Williams during a brief address in Napier to the annual meeting of the Mothers’ Union in the Waiapu Diocese. “It, lias always shocked me, to hear people say how well such and such a family get on because the children do not quarrel,” continued IJis Lordship. ‘‘Such behaviour should be the instance in every Christian family.” Only too frequently children ' weAu) brought iqi without- discipline and allow, ed to do practically anything they liked. In tho best interests of the children the parents themselves should bo careful t'. maintain dignified discipline in the home,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 12
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