Boston College High School - Forbian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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OUR LADY PATRONESS OF THE SODALITY GONZAGA MADONNA

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SENIOR PREFECTS Back: Wade, Sullivan, Campanella, Port, Conroy. Front: Donnelly, Messina, Fr. King, SJ., Cava naugh. ,,-r ,,1t wists it Of all the extra-curricular activities at B.C. High, there is one that necessarily stood out as the most im- portant of the school year -- Our Lady's Sodality. The weekly meetings were enthusiastically attended by the Sodalists. The meetings started at 8:35 and ended at 8:55, with the singing of the hymn: L'Mother Dear -O Pray For Men, to our guardian and patroness, Our Lady. At the meetings, Fr. King SJ., our spiritual ad- visor and counsellor, always gave us a brief but inspir- ing talk which helped us to encounter the burdens which make up the studentis day. Among the charitable works ofthe Sodality was the food drive conducted by the students for the benefit of the Little Sisters of the Poor. The drive was a great success and enabled the nuns to continue their charitable work among the poor. As has been the custom in previous years, each section elected a Sodality prefect. This year Francis Carnpanella, Francis Sullivan, Donald Cavanaugh, Thomas Conroy, Joseph Messina, Victor Wade, Richard Port and Paul Donnelly were elected prefects of their individual sec- tions. Many comments were received this year on the beautiful stained-glass windows which enhanced the beau- ty of the Chapel. These windows, donated by the classes of '52 and '53 and many generous benefactors, depict the life of Christ and of His Blessed Mother and also the lives of the Jesuit Saints in beautiful stained-glass. They are symbols of the Sodalisfs love and devotion to the Mother of Christ. AUfl0ver heS Fr new PWC Retreat . , H5355 MW soda gi