Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Experieneec The Cleveland Catholic diocese is under the leadership of its archbishop- bishop, Most Rev. Edward F. Hoban. As- sisting the Archbishop with episcopal duties are auxiliary bishops, Most Rev. Floyd L. Begin and Most Rev. John J. Krol. In these prelatcs Benedictine students find men of many and varied accomplish- ments, excellent organizers, splendid ad- ministrators, deeply spiritual leaders whose warm personalities and approachable friendliness are a constant inspiration to higher efforts in the cause of Christ. MOST REV. FLOYD L. BEGIN s.T.D., Ph.D., J.C.D.

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,N- I wiv la- A '32, if , 1 1 4 3 1 t gjt i 1' 3-L Father Jerome, O.S.B. Since September 1951 's-. Father Jerome has been offering Mass daily in the chapel for students. The chaplain, always approach- able for the sacrament of pen- ance, enables students to receive Communion daily. You affect eternity and can't tell where your influence stops -writes Kenneth Kerata on the chaplain's board of education.

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avigators In September 1958 the Catholic population of the Cleveland diocese was 730,744. This number ranked Cleveland as the fourth largest d. . . . iocese in the nation after Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Catholics comprise about 30 per cent of the total population in the eight-county diocese which is 2,467,300. Since 1943 the Catholic popu- 1 . . . ation in the area increased by 138,607. Benedictine's 974 students are registered at 110 Catholic and non Catholic churches. Of these parishes, 102 belong to the Cleveland Catholic diocese. Cleveland's Cathedral of Saint John the Evangelist where ever da ' M y y nme asses are offered from 2 a.m. through 12:15 p.m. g C 5 5.4 N WWII f 0 fa - -7519 I it fl 4 -.RX N ,, , f-'X N '1 in s? f' , f , -,. I .,, rf- . , J ' 1 -f' .15kJ,,' ...tha xx. X .4 6 D an , J x A, nl: in ,f i?,3g Xilfii' ff-if ' A 1 .ll Z, nba.-a l