College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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RELIGIU Ml fwfsw f V719 ' 32427 'TYWCESK , 3'2s?I'1,-,:.'f-Qs' -ZN'1J 'g'f-'Hr 1f-17'W's- vw- l vw- -N . .wpf-mf -i-ff-V.-,, --W-r fy ,mn -1,,f-K,-W,-, -W..v,,xwf- ,, , 7,0-my-T, 1 .-.--W. , Q ' 1, azrnszgf f M 1 X - If V- 5975344 Q M 5 g 2 1' fx-,V 442- ' Q fb- :.MZ.:f,14,::Q :ma::.i.1.:.x..'it tif gga., 1 Y V'1W1afz,4'i3fQ 'hi' 37 U it cussion group in which friends open their hearts and minds, a CCD program for several par- ishes in the Worcester Dio- cese, ushers, Pax Christi, and Liturgical Dance. CCM also sponsors retreats, speakers like Father Peter Henriot, SJ. from the Center for Concern in Washington, D.C., and co- sponsors the Festival of Les- sons and Carols. CCM works in close conjunction with the Chaplain's Office since each chaplain moderates one of the ministries. Other students are an integral part of the celebration simply through their participation as a community of believers. After the 10 pm Sunday mass, stu- dents return to their dorms for 'after mass munchies' - an ex- tension of this feeling of com- munity. Groups of students have dinner with the Jesuits in Champion House which is a highlight for all because of the warm welcome and delicious cuisine they recieve. Students also participate in programs like the Spiritual Journey and Simple lifestyles which com- bine the resources of the Dean of Students Office, the Coun- seling Center, ahd the Chap- lain's Office. For many HC graduates, the most significant experience in their college career is the Spir- itual Excercies of St. Ignatius - a five day silent retreat in Nar- t agansettj Rhode Island. The lgnation Vision, men and women for others, seems to pervade campus life as stu- dents actively live out their faith. At Holy Cross we are Catholic, we are universalg we are Chris- tians who strive to follow God's greatest commandment - to love one another. - Kara Jacobson A Winter's Day. St. Joseph's Memo- rial Chapel is a familiar site to the Holy Cross population. Taking Calls. Assistant Chaplain Mary Pat Barth has a large role in religion on campus. And the Jesuit tradition , 735- ' ,igg,,:,,,,M3gs 'fafwaw,pm':,,-f1:s.- WLT'-J: Lisa. ww ff xg 115:-,. A fx .Mgt . ,. af' ,X Li tf T:i'g ,,.ig:1 ::f5:r4fi.mv Opening QxdL..f1LW5E.?'i2:l5'u,Z..i.Il1fCc.:f. '-S1f-E!'v.f'4ET,'.l' M N ur ,

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-. --- - - ----,fi v oly Cross students share a wide variety of interests in a truly Catholic sense, which ac- counts tor the healthy diversity among the students, and, iron- ically provides a strong basis for unity. After a week ot intel- Iectual pursuits and other ac- tivities, a majority of the stu- dents join together for the Sunday liturgy. Many who wish to take a di- rect role in shaping the faith of their peers are members ot the Committee for Campus Minis- try. The ministries include Eu- charistic Ministers, lectors, servers, the folk group, the schola, peer ministers, F.O.T.l-l.A.M. which is a dis- Solitude. This Holy Cross student en- joys the peaceful shores ot Rhode ls- land during the Spiritual Exercises. The Evidence for Jesus. l-loly Cross otiers a wide range of religion courses in addition to all of its outside activities, Hari 5.1 fzirk. Father Ford, SJ., sorts ahrc-ugh daily mail. Among other things. Father Ford is the 1987 Year- book advisor, 12 Opening 'B aw!! A 0 is d I P . 1 . I IJ IJ, . ,Q -I . pl! W 'gi -is -1- We A F We .- gig .E .,., A A -f A 3' 317 na

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TABLE 0F CONTENTS voLuME Lxxx It ' .,,,,T4. Q gy V V gg: 1., d Q. lg ' If - iq:-,.1h' iz ..- ' Q mf N g Fr, 'Q 'Ax X 1 'A , Academics Organized Living Professional photographers The organized facets of life on from Varden's were used as a campus. A new section which new approach in presenting combines both dorms and stu- faculty. ln general, this idea re- dent organizations. cieved an overwhelming re- sponse from faculty members. Yet, although we aimed for full participation, a few candid shots did manage to find their way in. 14 Table of Contents