Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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to his From the first day of school when the Bene- dictine student begins the scholastic year with Mass, to the last day when he assists at the Mass of thanks- giving, the importance of a wholesome spiritual life is kept before him. ■W—

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Since September 1940 when the doors of the present school building were opened, Benedictine has averaged a 1,000 annual enrollment. Cleveland Benedictine is located on East Boule- vard off Buckeye Road. to his fellowman ... To reach Benedictine from Cleveland’s Public Square it takes about 20 minutes by car and seven minutes by rapid transit.

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Throughout the scholastic year Benedictine students have the opportunity to begin each day with Mass in the chapel. Assist- ing at daily Mass helps them realize they are Catholics at all times, not just on Sund ays. Whenever assisting at daily Mass, Benedictine students can be found reading a missal or a prayerbook, or praying the rosary. A favorite form of prayer with every Benedictine student is which is prayed publicly during October and May. rosary,