Catholic High School of Baltimore - Troubadour Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Archbishop Kcough addresses the Sisters after their Mass of Thanksgiving, Saturday. June 11, which His Excellency graciously offered for them in the Catholic High School auditorium. MYou have always been beautiful spouses of the Saviour. the Archbishop said. “Your humble demeanor, your beautiful kind- ness to the sick and to the children predicate a deep love of the Saviour. 'fafian I Qetttun 6fj jbedieated Service. More than 300 Sisters—teachers nurses, hospital administra- tor and technicians—from Washington and Baltimore attended the Mass of Thanksgiving. On Monday, June 13. the Most Rev- erend Jerome I). Sebastian offered a Requiem Mass for all the deceased Franciscan Sisters. Sister St. Michael, Sister M. Leontia, and Sister M. Lorenzo who is the TCHS librarian, examine some of the posters which Sister Jane Frances arranged for the Cen- tenary Observance at the school.

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Ofliri.il» of I lie Sister» of St. Francis patiently wail for the camera. L-r arc: Sr. M. Carmelita, school supervisor: Mother Florentina, provincial; Sister M. I.« o bald a. vicar; Reverend Mother Mary Leandro, superior general; Mother Mary Edith, provincial; Mother M. Xaviera, provincial; Sister M. Sym- phorian. superior of Our Lady of Angel» Convent. Members of the Apostles League appeared in the tableaux which formed a part of The Dati thler.« of the Troubadour, the biographiral sketch of the origin of the Community. Glee Club and Orchestra also look pari in the performance on Sunday, May 22. Ofyek fyelicitGitio.uA. IJL) E CONGRATULATE our beloved Sisters of St. Franci» upon the one hundredth anniversary of their foundation. From the Community that the saintly foundresses were inspired to form— Mother Mary Franci». Mother Mary Bernardino. Mother Mary Margaret—there has flowed a pro- lific stream of Franciscan spirituality that has affected physically, socially, intellectually, and morally countless lives here in America. Today the mystical number “three of the foundation year has become a manifold 1600. It is to the glory of the Catholic High School that 48 of its alumnae are robed in the Franciscan garb, bring- ing the age-old Seraphic message of love and peace to modern man.

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PtoUie be my Jdosidt w-itlt all Jlil i atu ie4.r eipadallif, aul P n.otUeA, Sun, w-ltQ- hjiiaxiA) ul liciti. —St. Amu dAnd praise we, too, our brother, Qod’s Sternal Son, for this school day spent with the Sisters of St- Francis who bring us light incomparable of secular and religious truths--- 14