Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Prayers for peace t H, Has.. t. .t M... ll 'lightly The nightly watch beginning poration Through the intercession of the lmmaculate Heart of Mary a spiritual answer is given monthly for the sins of mankind. Nocturnal Adoration is held on the eve of every First Saturday in Christ the King Chapel. Now in its ninth year, the Society has offered almost 27,750 hours to Christ through Our Lady of Fatima. The hour of devotion consists of adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament, the Rosary, the Litanies, meditation and a sermon. Under the guidance of Father Anthony Mc- Mullen and an executive committee, the Society has been an important spiritual factor in the lives of stu- l dents, alumni and guests. l 1 l First Row: J. Myers, D. Diotrowski, D. Van Volkenbur J. Dunn. Second Row: W. Chandler, N. Corda, D. Zimme N. Bishop, J. Reilly, R. Short, R. Eldridge. Standing: Pfoertner, E. Gabalski, J. Sullivan, J. Kanski, L. Matta R. Roll, J. Geraci, D. Finn, A. lnglisa, J. Schmidt, Niezgoda, W. Rogan, A. Hammerl.

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