Campion Jesuit High School - Knight Yearbook (Prairie du Chien, WI)

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DIOCESE OF LA CROSSE azz uosscr-u.:n euutomc LA Cnosss. Wnscomsn SO May 6. 1955 Dear Father Giunta the seventy fifth anniversary of the founding of Campion on the banks of the Mlssissippi and the dedication of the faculty bu1lding cringe a wealth of rich memories In the four hundred years since the indomitable Ignatius and the intrep1d Francis Xavier started on that journey which largely saved Christian education and religion in the West, there has been no institution which has better marked the spirit of those two great saints than has Campion here at Prairie du Chien Seventy five years ago, the Mlddle West of the Unlted States was pio neer territory and the priests, scholastics and lay b others of the Jesuit Order who came into this rugged country sowed the seeds not only of Catholic faith but Cathollc thinking, which have influenced the lives of uncountable thousands of people even to this day The spirlt of the Jesuit Fathers has no where been better expressed than in the frugal and, one might say, historic building in which the faculty has been housed since the openlng of Campion Without thought of the barest human comforts, the true spirit of the missionary sons of Saint Ignatius is manifest in the fact that buildlngs dedicated to the true laws of sclence and letters were first erected and then crowned with a beautiful chapel wi hout thought of even the slmplest accommodations for the faculty What we wltness here today is comparable seen in tne hundreds of Cathollo colleges and high schools staffed by the priests of the Jesult Order Wholehearted devotion to the dlssemination of true knowledge with a firm foundation in that clence wh1ch alone explains the truths of all science, namely the firm belief that all true educatlon rests on the words of God Him will he dded ' The Christian wo ld can never adequately appreciate the work of these great priests of the Society of Jesus but their individual, as well as col lective, ach1evements shine br1ghtly on the pages of the cook of Life the one sad note has been that the c1v1l governments within whlch the Jesults have worked have seldom appreciated that if clvil laws are sacred it is largely because the thinking men of these COmmHDit1BS have been formed 1n mind and heart in the classrooms of the colleges and schools taught by the Jesu1ts Today we mark a new era Th1s splend1d bullding speaks of a new chapter in Catholic education, and all of us who have so s1rgularly profited by solld Cathollc education cannot but hope that these bas1c comforts which this very adequate building will provide may be the incentive to lead great men, great teachers, and above all great priests to even higher inspirat4 as they gulde the youth of our land that this youth may fulfill the ideals of American Catholic manhood Devotedly in Christ, ,is I I HN P TREACY .TPT el B1shop of La Crosse O self, 'Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His justice and all things else h , 4 .L on + 'W