St Martins High School - Laboure Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Encouraged by one another, piety deepens and expands. The three days preceding the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes found Saint hlartin High transformed into a haven of prayer. Classrooms were no longer the workshops they had been. Secular hooks were out of sight, and an array of thought-provoking pamphlets took their places. Assisted by devout readings, recitation of the Rosary, Stations of the Cross, and the practical dis- courses of Rev. Terrence Brodie, C.P., the students ad- vanced in their love of God. A55 ,. il 5- , ,fs aff' The Annual Retreat Another tradition of THIS SCHOOL CALLED OURS is the Annual Retreat. These spiritual exercises provide cer- tain experiences which enable the student to achieve Catholic standards of living. At the close of the Retreat, Father Terrance Brodie gave the Apostolic Blessing to the students,

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Fashioned Garden . . . Ten Fifteen found everyone at Our Ladyls Shrine echoing the refrain of HMother Bcloveclw as our president, Marie Bolton presented her with a floral bouquet. Time Hew...tl'1e last dance. It was over. . .over all too soon. But we shall never lose the memories of the l57 Jun- ior-Senior Prom in THIS SCHOOL CALLED OURS.