5¼ adoration of the Holy Sacrament by each person for half-an-hour. 3½ to 4½. Theological class. Dogma. 4½ to 4¾. Visit to the Holy Sacrament. 5¼ or 5½. According to the season, bell for all in holy orders to say their breviary. Time for conferences. 6½ to 7. "Glose,"--spiritual reading by the Superior. 7 to 7½. Supper. One dish of meat, "legumes," salad, wine and water. Reading at all meals. Talking never allowed but at the Archbishop's visit once a-year. A chapter of the New Testament read; a verse of the "Imitation of Jesus Christ." 7½. They go before the Holy Sacrament; recite the Angelus. 7½ to 8½. Recreation. 8½ to 8¾. Evening Prayers; litanies, vocal, with private examination of conscience. Mount straight to their rooms, or go first before the Holy Sacrament. The Superior remains in his place: each, in passing beside him, accuses himself of any outward faults committed during the day against the rules. 9 to 9¼. Bed time; at 9¼ to be in bed. Each has a room to himself; a table, a bed, a candlestick, and fire-place. A priest sleeps in each corridore. SPECIAL LECTURES. Hebrew; two courses. Moral Theology; a great course. Young men admitted who have already studied the elementary course--about forty or fifty. Canon Law; a special course. From Easter to the vacation they are instructed in the duties of a pastor in great detail. Private study of the Holy Scriptures by each half an hour a day. At three o'clock on Sundays, at S. Sulpice, the young men exercise themselves in catechising, except from Easter to the vacation. Before the first communion there is catechising at S. Sulpice for two months thrice a-week, (not by the pupils). OBSERVATIONS. There is much sickness: (the building has not gardens or sufficient space for recreation attached to it). Not time enough for study. The vacation is from Aug. 15. to Oct. 1. The cassock is always worn.