Calvert Hall College High School - Cardinal and Gold Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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H emfwz urwunsHlP Rising majestically on the northeast corner of Cathedral and Mulberry Streets is the Mother Church of all cathedrals in the United States and affection- ately known to generations of Baltimoreans as Mllhe ilathedralfl The foundation stone was laid in l806, the building completed in l82l. Such a structure represents freedom of religion as found throughout ,H . , .. - - a our land, where the people can frequent the church of their choice free from the thought that to do so may mean torture and death. Each morning the priest offers the lloly Sacrifice of the Mass at which both religious and laity assist and receive Holy tfommunion. During the course of the day many come to worship and to pray, for the doors are always open. There reigns within this holy place a serene and peaceful atmosphere in In-.x. lll-,NIH l,. liliIAlN4.hM . Sh., IHJ. Iflllllllflffl keeping with the character of Him who lives there and who once said, 'Tome to me all ye who labor and are heavily burdened, and l will refresh youf' Father Kunkel says Nlass at annual alumni Communion breakfast.