Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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fgfeeasg -Q1:s2sifti:, 0 H ur 21 A X Emi? 5,5 sig., fha, '1 1 iiiggffi-fi me D' M lg TH Z mcesan 1 Q35 . 4 :.,Jf+w+ if B 'J THE INTOST RQEXV, BISHOP J FLOYD L. BEGIN, S.'I.D. 'NJ l' THE IWOST REV. BISHOP l JOHN EI. KROL. S.T.D. QIVQFQV' 0 lla gi all .. Q i f M7 Ji-t 1 V i Y Relieving the Archbishop of the burden of tedious work. directing various activities of the Chancery Office, and watching over the moral welfare of the Diocese has been the task of his two capable assistants. Bishop Begin and Bishop Krol are to be admired for their endeavors in aiding the Archbishop to shepherd his fold and guide them to their Final goal.