Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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A Mass dedicated to the Holy Spirit initiated the 1965-66 school year The opportunity for confession is available to students daily. Doors to Truth Oh, Jesus I offer Thee all my ... From the first words of the morning offering until that final Amen at the close of the day, we were aware of our challenging role as Christian teens in the modern world. Religion classes provided an open forum in which we gained a deeper understanding of the principles of our religion. For students who wished to start the day in the company of their Savior, opportunities to attend Mass and confessions were offered to them daily at 7:45 in the chapel. On First Fridays the student body assembled in the gym to celebrate the sacrifice of the Moss. The Knights and Ladies Program encouraged stu- dents to see their faith as something more than a compulsory subject. Religion was a way of life.

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Selecting the proper resolution takes sincere thought. Monsignor Monoski speaks of religion in the Soviet Union. Opening the Pother Roch explains the role of the Church In the world through the centur

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A sophomore student points out th points out the products and their effect of the economy of the Midwest. Mr. Goughon takes advantage of supplementary aids in on. ry aids in one of his civics das;