Bishop McGuinness High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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K -J li . -gg Q Y ' 1 ' ,B gs' rsh u: H E' W t i Jlifelitll Our parish, our closest contact with God, is one small unit of the Church's vast organization. Here we receive the vital growth, through the reception of the sacraments and attendance at Mass, that en- ables us to carry Christ into the classroom, cafeteria, games, and other student activities. Through it we can fulfill our apostolic mission in the Mystical Body at Christ - that of restoring student life to Christ. Here we receive Divine life . . . Page 5

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