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FEAR OF THE LORD SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES es In the spirit of filial fear of the Lord which begins and ends in love, our spiritual activities express our digi Christian commitment to God and our neighbor. Reflecting the theme XN of the first 'S,'' Sanctity, engraved on the first leaf of our symbolic shamrock, our school song sings: Pray that the guidance of the Source of Light remain with us all through the years. In the ordinary and extraordinary events of our Feehan days, the Holy Spirit, our a we principal patron, directs all our fa iS striving for holiness. From the corporate worship of first Friday Mass, to the quiet private prayer a ON whispered in chapel, the work of S the Santifier goes on in our midst. SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES
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Student Government means self control. SENIOR OFFICERS of the Student Council pose with moderators, S. M. Timothy and Miss McSoley: Dorothy Coderre, clerk of court; Fred Garland, treasurer; Kevin Martin, secretary; Stephan Nolan, president; Raymond Stafford, vice-president. STUDENT PATROL is a potent auxil- iary of the Student Council. Senior officers are Louis LeBlanc, Mary Melchiorri, Paul Capodanno, Edward Peck, and Cynthia Paioni. This unknown culprit must be acquitted by the Stu- dent Court, judging from the smiles of the officers.
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Spirituality is the foundation and the crown FEEHAN BANNER is carried proudly by our delegation in the annual Fatima procession at Mt. St. Rita, REV. EDMUND DELANEY con- Cumberland, Rar ducted our annual three-day re- treat during our junior year. jie dimasncbarocictrori eile FATHER POWERS celebrates Mass on First Friday in the auditorium. Father faces the student body and they share in complete participation of the Holy Sacrifice. Servers are David Kirby and Ronald Dubuc. ENTERING THE AUDITORIUM, students who wish to receive Holy Communion place their hosts in the ciborium which will be carried to the altar at the Offertory.
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