Archbishop Stepinac High School - Shepherd Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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ffftieqalawolmczkeamczaaeaihaffzee, lf they are not ordained to that perfect freedom of the man who, because his heart is with God, is above all the vicissitudes of this life, whom nothing or no one can enslave. The liberal arts, whether taken in their traditional sense of the Trivium and the Quadrivium or in their more extended sense, are at best only an introduction to perfect science and incomplete in themselves. ln the Middle Ages, the remaining science necessary for true living was completed by the light of faith. But in modern times, where faith is no longer the common possession, the speculative and moral sciences, which are the organic completion of the liberal arts, are absolutely indispensable if man is to have anything like a complete concept of himself. BISHOP FULTON SHEEN

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7de ' 646141 n-,gxslllllllljffflfjlli ,yum I I 1 l l 1 1 i l ' i- 1 l I l i l l 2 l BISI-IOP FULTON SFIEEIU Fulton J. Sheen was born in EI Paso, lllinois in 1896. He received his M.A. at St. Viator's College Qlllinoisl and was ordained in 1919 after graduating from St. PauI's Seminary 1Minn,J. While studying at Louvain University in Belgium he received his Ph.D. and later his D.D. while in Rome. A receiver of many degrees, he has been a faculty member of Catholic University since 1926 and a preacher on the Catholic Hour 1930-1945. He also has been a preacher at St. Patrick's Cathedral, N.Y.C., from 1931 to l945. He was appointed papal chamberlain in 1934 and domestic prelate in 1935, and since then has written a great many books and pamphlets on varied subjects. Among his countless activities is a popular, weekly TV program, Life is Worth Living. 1 6

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