Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Holy Redeemer College and Seminary HOLY REDEEMER Both College and Seminary, Holy Redeemer prepares young men for priesthood in the missionary Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer CC.Ss.R.J. Students from every pa1't of English-speaking Canada and Redemptorist missions in Japan study for their B.A., attending classes both at Holy Redeemer and the other colleges of the University. In addition to their B.A., students pursue an additional 4 years of study in Theology, Sacred Scripture, Church Law, Ecclesiastical History, Liturgy and Sacred Eloquence. As graduates of Assumption University Holy Redeemer they will be posted for missionary work to all parts of Canada, to Japan, or to graduate studies in universities here and abroad. The staff at Holy Redeemer comprises 6 professors in the theology faculty and 7 in the philosophy and arts department. Three of the latter are graduates of Assumption. Very Rev. Gerard Owens, C.Ss.R., and Father Edward Crowley, C.Ss.R. teach also at University College.

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RQV- P4 -l- Swan. CS-B-. PHD. Rev. D, J. Mulvihill, C.S.B., Ph.D. The Re9'5ffC'f Vice-President lDevelopmentl Executive Vice4President Professor of Hisfory Assistant Professor of Philosophy 'E F115 A ,. sk- 'Q ,- wz gt l These are familiar faces on campus. All ot us know Father Lebel, Father , Ruth, and the rest A we otten consult them with our particular problems. But how many of us realize that these men and their assistants are ree sponsible tor keeping the University, in all its facets, running, not only as a well-coordinated mechanism, but as a living organism whose main purpose is to impart Goodness, Discipline, and Knowledge? These men ,--59' have been chosen tor their own Goodness - to devote their lives to the education ot youth when they could be pursuing more lucrative careers, and Discipline - with which their minds and bodies must have been tempered during long years of study, and Knowledge - ot particular branches ot the arts and sciences through which they have gained a deeper understanding ot all reality. Very Rev. F. L. Burns, C.S B., Ph.D. Superior and Chaplain Associate Professor of Economics l I l I I sv X f 1 ,l F Rev. N. J. Ruth, C.S.B. M.A. P. A. DeMarco, Ph.D., F.c.l.C. Rev, E, A, Roberts, C.S,B,, B.A,, s.t.B. Principal of University College Principal, Essex College Treasurer Dean of Arts and Sciences Dean of Faculty of Applied Science Philosophy Lecturer Professor of Chemistry ll-

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