Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Y 5 taet with the Jesuits He then saw clearly that this was his true voca tion After going through many dxf fieultxes with his father the latter Robert enter SL .r X ,Q ,ri 'Wy is J' N A SMALL H83 f 'X to serve an 1 arly Robert always found the hut he never missed. Saerifiee of the Mass he- lns he was a normal youngster in every respeet, taking delight in games and hikes, eatehing hirds, and skilful with various mu- sieal instruments. His outstanding quality.. though, was his delicate, an- gelic sense of purity, and, even from his earliest years. he was dedicated to the Queen of Heaven. Cod had given Rohert fine intel- leetual powers. He used them to the full. At first he thought God want- ed him to enter he field of medieine. During his studies he eame in con- we . K A all while Bellarmine wrote eessantly and hrilliantly in the de- fense ofthe Church and the Primary of Peter. His written works may he called a summary of all theology on the Church and the Papaey. Queen Elizabeth of England he- eame thoroughly aroused and founded a special eommittee of learned theologians to refute the ar- guments of Fr. Ballarmine. Contro- versies from all sides raged ahout his head., hut in all of them. his holiness was made clear hy his fair and gentle dealing with all. High appointments of responsi- bility were showered on the already overburdened .shoulders of Bellar- x m I X

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L wurzl Michel! mine. Then in 1599 out of the clear a thunderbolt fell on this humblest of men when he was nominated to be a Cardinal. lic tried every possible method' to evade the dignity, but he was forced to accept. In the Papal conclave of 1605, a minority group fastened on Cardinal Bellarmine for the Papacy. He dis- K 1 ,tl 9 .y p K. me 'Pe courage-cl their support. Pope Paul V was and the new Pontiif Cardinal ln lil 3 i1Illlxgimylxwrlylxx llllllillliixurllllmix nh. Imp e llludwulbhl' . and a heart as warm aml generous as that of an Augustine: aml he wholly consecrated these incomparable en- dowments to Cod. St. Robert Bellarmine remains a glorious Doctor of the Church whom Divine Providence bestowed on the Chureh between the sixteenth and seventeenth century. a bright light dissipating the darkness gradually enshrouding a world being perme- ated with error and doubt. The lesson of his life is angelic purity, a soul Cod-directed under the dedication and tutelage of Mary, and a returning to his Creator of all Cod haul given him. HE NEW SEAL aml COAT OF ARMS of BELLARMINE. The center plaque is the Coat of Arms, and contains five ele- ments: 11 The very center of the shield portrays the Jesuit insignia, I. H. S. surmounted by a Cross with the three nails of Chrisfs Crucifixion be- neath fthese last signifying the three vows of religion: poverty, Chastity, aml obedi- encej. On the cross-bar ol the H the Crown of thorns lays next to the sword of sorrow piercing !llary's Heart. Be- tween the two uprights of the lin is a symbol of the Sacred Heart of Jesus aml the lm- maeulate ll:-art of Mary, two Hearts beating as one. 21 The upper quadrant to the left is the Coat of Arms of St. Igna- tius Loyola, SJ., Fotuuler of the Society of Jesus. The left half of his shield represents his paternal ancestors, the House of Loyola. The right half is that al the llouse of Qduov