Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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From pencil lines on a drawing board to reality in brick within less than a year — this is the story of the chapel. It took the combined skills of many men. Engineer and elec- trician, carpenter and brick layer, each contributed his spe- cialized talent to the whole. When the structure was finished, their skill had built a chapel to honor and glorify God. The task of a Catholic college teacher is a higher, more noble one than that of a builder in material things. The teacher must form and guide the plastic mind and character of man, giving to his task not only the best of his skill, but the best of himself. Though purpose and means are very different, the Catholic college teacher and the chapel builder do have something in common, and in a striking way. Both labor to produce that which will honor and glorify God.