Academy of the Holy Angels - Angelus Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Lord, shall we not bring these gifts to Your service? Shod we not bring to Your service all our powers For life, for dignity, grace and order, And intellectual pleasures of the senses? The LORD who created must wish us to create And employ our creation again in His service Which is already His service in creating. For man is joined spirit and body, And therefore must serve as spirit and body. Visible and invisible must meet in Man. Now you shall see the Temple completed: After much striving; after many obstacles; For the work of creation is never without travail; The formed stone, the visible crucifix, The dressed altar, the lifting light, UGHT LIGHT The visible reminder of Invisible Light. I S. Chot '■

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1. 6:00 AW and we're off. 2. We were slightly nervous about the flight, and 3. our reception was 6. Led by our brave bus drivers 7. we troveled through the Lincoln Memorial, 8. the Capitol 12. The Blue Ridge Mt. hillbillies 13. Later when we visited