Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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commerce and finance Since the present economics regime is based mainly upon capital and labor, it follows that the principles of right reason and Christian social philosophy regarding capital, labor and their mutual cooperation must be accepted in theory and reduced in practice. Through the proper adaptation of this truth to its own specific fields the Faculty of Commerce and Finance gives to today ' s world Christian business men and economists. Quadragesimo Anno Pius XI Mr. J. Coyne, Department Chairman N.T |r. M. Dolan Instr. in Accounting Mr. P. Rotar Asst. Prof. Bus. Admin. Mr. R. Sporcich Instr. in Accounting Mr. F. Wiesner Instr. in Accounting Rev. E. Wintergalen, S.J. Assoc. Prof, of Economics Pare 27

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social sciences Societies are built of men, by men and for men. Social order is the climate in which man can live a full life. But man cannot build his societies aright unless he understands himself and his destiny. ( Henri de Lubac has said ) : ' It is not true as sometimes seems to be said, that without God man cannot organize the world. What is true is that, in the last analysis, without God he can only organize the world against himself. ' This is the fundamental premise that affords the Faculty of Social Sciences its goal and directive. Social Order, May-June, 1953 Rev. H. Stansell, S.J., Department Head Mr. C. Baier Instr. of History Rev. L. Cervantes, S.J. Prof, of Sociology Rev. C. Kruger, S.J. Asst. Prof, of Speech Miss A. Laughlin Lecturer in Sociology Mr. G. Stocking Instr. in Education 26

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philosophy and theology The Faculty of Philosophy and Theology by its preoccupation with God and the results of His creative activity affords the integrating force to the many disparate sciences taught at Regis College. By unfolding for the student his transcendent, supernatural destiny, it illuminates for him the hierarchy in creation and his own hierarchial place there. Rev. H. Klocker, S.J. Department Chairman Rev. C. Bonnet, S.J. Assoc. Prof. Philosophy Mr. J. Flanagan Asst. Prof, of Psychology Rev. M. Gross, S.J. Assoc. Prof, of Theology Page 28 Rev. W. Harris, S.J. Instr. of Theology Most Rev. B. Sullivan, S.J.. D.D. Prof, of Theology