Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing - Carmen Sylva Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Dedicofion UR YEARBOOK is, to us, more than a treasury of memories. It stands also as a symbol of three very important years of our lives, three years of effortg three years of growth, three years of kinship with God's holy work. For that reason, we come with mingled feelings of pride and humility, to this page of dedication for our yearbook. It is here that our class attempts to honor in a special way someone who has touched our lives by precept and example, and who has etched his mark on our hearts by that secret process Greatness has. But here indeed is a paradox, for the man we would so honor for his wisdom, his humanity, and his sanctity bears a name so illustrious that its very use brings reflected honor and dignity to our yearbook, honoring us more than we can honor him. It is therefore with deep respect and reverence that we make this dedication to . . . RIGHT REXIEREND MONSIGNOR Liao GREGORY FINK, V.F. Twenty-five years of prayer and work since first coming to Allentown have brought high honor to Monsignor Fink and have wrought great improvement in the cultural, social, economical and religious life of our Catholic population. His quarter of a century of devotion to Godis labors has accom- plished wonders in the way of mercy and healing for the sick, comfort and care for the aged and orphan, the spreading and maintaining of the faith by establishment of missions and new horizons for Catholic education. Monsignor Fink builds his own monuments. The nurse's place of dwelling, her place of working, and her place of worshi.ping, all attest this. He stands as a tower of Catholicity in his community, and as such has brought great credit and respect to his Faith and to his Way of Life. Monsignor Fink is known among educators for his building and direction of schools, among Army men as a patriotic soldier of God, among scholars for his published works, in the medical field as a builder of highest rated hospitals. He is known in Rome as a worthy member of the Holy Father's household, and he has made Fourth and Chew Streets of Allentown, Pennsylvania an address beloved in Heaven as a spot that typifies obedience to the commandment: Love Thy Neighborf, 111 fre

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