Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Demarest, NJ)

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wZi Are We livir1g our lives as true Christians? This is the question which themes the Religion Course on all levels. Weekly instructions by live priests teach us to not merely mouth doctrinal principles but to live them fully. The Academy's Religion program as seen on a horizontal perspective sen- sitizes us to the needs of our fellowrnen, while from the vertical perspective, it intensities our re- lationship with God. Classroom discussions, the wide use of Hlms, tapes, recordings, and current periodical literature develop and underscore con- temporary insights into the importance of religious convictions. Activities such as homeroom Mass in the Oratory and opportunity for active member- ship in one of four religious organizations on an extra-curricular level add meaningful dimensions to Religion not only as an academic subject but as the undergirding of our lives. uhmmfwmadww During Religion Class, Juniors Ellen Mawhinny, Pat Cioffi, Gail Rothwell, Martha Dean, Liz Day and Marie Messina enthusias- tically discuss Lenten preparations, -Sarah Pagnozzi, Gig C1r1no and Anne Smith display creative artistry. Hear, O Lord sing girls of Senior D at their homeroom With the aid of the chalk board, Mass on Passion Monday. Father Brennan underscores a point in Religion class. Sophs listen as Rev. Thomas Donato conducts a weekly Religion class. 46