Queen of Angels College of Nursing - Liber Reginae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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.5 flechcafion To tlze living embodiment of the fervent pioneer spirit and faith which carved out of a hilltop the Queen of Angels Hospital and College of Nnrsingg to the continua- tion of their liigli ideals and traditionsg to the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, this first issue of the Liber Reginae is affectionately dedicated. ive

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UZLI' .xdrcfzdiddola if edfiage The nursing profession holds a primacy in the service of human needs. It has, however, a more noble dedication in the Providence of Almighty God. Our Heavenly Father, in his dealings with man, reaches their souls through the body, and through tangible experiences. This is true, for instance, in the whole sacra- mental system, where grace is infused into the soul through ordinary signs. ln a similar manner, God uses sickness and pain of body as an instrument in bringing souls back or drawing them closer to Him. ln this Divine scheme of things, the position of a Catholic nurse is even a sacred one. From the very nature of her profession she will be used by Almighty God as His Agent, not only in the relief of human suffering and sorrow, but in the very sanctification of souls. It is in the consciousness ot this vocation that we felicitate the gl'2lClLl2lfCSl of Queen of Angels Nursing School this year. lX'Iay they realize the dignity of their vocation, and be blessed by the compassion of the Heart of Christ. + iw,

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VVUPZ-GWHTE In honor of our Blessed Mother, the Queen of the Angels, this Annual is entitled the Liber Reginae. Seven