Academy of Our Lady of Mercy - Lauralton Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Ellllllllll HUUW lllllll At noon each day during Catholic Youth Week, October 28-31, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was celebrated in our chapel by our chaplain, Father Sherer. Father Maynard and Father Killeen were available for confessionsg and the new regulation concerning the Eucharistic fast made it possible for us to receive Holy Communion daily. 60

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SODALITY The Sodality of Our Lady, amliated with the Roman Prima Primaria, aims to foster in its members an ardent devotion, reverence and filial love for the Blessed Virgin Mary. Here at Lauralton, our Sodality holds weekly spiritual meetings. The Apostolic, Eucha- ristic, Marian, and Publicity Committees alternately take charge of these meetings. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors who wish to join the Sodality enter a probationary period during which they are obliged to learn the rules of the Sodality and study the way of life'l they plan to take on. This way of lifel' is the Sodalist's first step to her future life with jesus through Mary. From the moment of their admission to proba- tion, the aspirants share in the privileges, indulgences, and other spiritual graces granted to Sodalists. Various projects for the year included: spreading devotion to the family rosary, keeping Christ in Christmas, presenting an assembly commemorating the Church in Silence and sponsoring a Catholic literature drive, The annual May crowning climaxed the year's activities. ., if SODALITY OFFICERS Loretta Bielen, Second Assistantg Ann O'Neil, Prefectg and Liz .dun Scanlon, First Assistant, prepare the next meeting with Sister Maria Magdalen. Sister Maria Magdalen presides over a weekly meeting of the Senior Sodality. Carol Saksa CChairman of the Marian Committeej, Margee Curley CChairman of the Eucharistic Committeey, and Peggy Sasso QChairman of the Publicity Committeej discuss future projects. Margee Curley, Loretta Bielen, Pat Dargon, Sue Stubbs, Liz Ann Scanlon, Sister Maria Magdalen, Ann O'Neil, Father Sherer, Carol Sullivan, Virginia Lane, and Carol Freeman enjoy a panel dis- cussion at a joint meeting of the junior and Senior Sodalities.