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Page 26 text:
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Solemn Personas. Sitting until the reading of the gospel, Father Connolly and Bishop Grutka listen to the first reading of the Mass. Gathering together. The line to receive communion was very long. The Bishop and many priests offered communion at different locations in the fieldhouse. Sophomore, Amy Stojak lifts her hands to receive the host from Fr. Connolly. 22 All School Mass
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Valentine’s Day 21 A true romantic. Showing his romantic side. Senior Nick Tiemersma wears his “heart on the outside of his sleeve” during the homecoming spirit day. Cupid’s cutie. Sophomore Diana Garcia received many gifts and corsages from her friends. During her lunch hour she shows her friend Kristen the flowers and balloon she got.
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Gathering Together One more time an annual Thanksgiving Mass was held on November 22 by the Bishop Noll community. The mass was geared to celebrate Thanksgiv¬ ing and to show our thanks to our Bishop. This year’s mass was a very special occasion. Our Bishop, Andrew Grutka, went forth in his 50th year in the cler¬ gy and also his retirement. The mood was set as Bishop Grutka walked in the procession with the priests following closely behind. The mass continued along when the Bishop gave his final speech to the B.N.I. stu¬ dents. It was entitled “Life Dur¬ ing Homily.” His speech consist¬ ed of ways to spiritually and physically change our lives and to give thanks to those that help us. During offertory, the class re¬ presentatives presented the gifts of thanks. Seniors offered a bou¬ quet of flowers, and the Papal Flag, while Juniors gave a ban¬ ner and gift certificate; the Sophomore class presented a Horn of Plenty and a Fruit Bas¬ ket, and Freshmen gave wine and cheese, all for the Bishop’s personal enjoyment. After communion, the Bishop gave final words and the concert choir, along with the entire stu¬ dent body, sang Happy Birthday to the Bishop. Unity makes us one. Unity is an important factor in an all-school mass. Here, representatives from each class join together to form a procession of offering gifts. Give thanks with joyful hearts. After many long hours of practice, members of the Concert Choir assemble to provide music for the special day. Dedication makes perfection. Father Winterlin strives to accomplish the best performance on this very special occasion of the Bishop’s last liturgy at BNI. All School Mass 23
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