Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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st. vincent d paul First Row: R. Short, Secretary, A. Hammerl, Vice President. Standing: G. Murty, President, D. Zimmer, Treasurer. Y ii .Vit .H 1, if it wi it Si il is .fe i, V n ni.. GQ? T' me 1 ni gsm .. 1 -HE?-:wif in -7 Y fi 2 145. .Qu girth ei? ft use A. lives 7: sf. 5 'L it ze an it , Q- QE? M H J 55. V , is-.. , wg ll ,ei wi EE 'fill H 1 , ,i .fff V.. ,Wy 3 ' Q, l 'Q U ' '-' w. gg ' e :Y .-.AFV E i wie, :ZW 'N ' 'mu es l E , , ....,-,-ef,-.-F .....g.:.:.:.... Milfs . 1 :Q W TAS TTT 'aft 4 ll gggll'V3 :- : E af n f ew ... Mi, 3 Ffrqril ,, it Wm' .eej,,g, it swim ffsezssu BE- lg gig M A J. E fesszelllgggiwi 5 3 Teh? in ri x T uf EP .ii gf The goal of the St. Vincent De Paul Society is to place man's innate virtue of charity into actual operation. The members dedicate many hours to the needy by helping to provide them with food and clothing. The material needs of the poor is not the Society's only contribution, a re-strengthening of their faith in God and man is often brought about. Membership in the society is limited to members of the So- dality of Our Lady. Their ultimate end is to model themselves after the great apostle of the poor, St. Vincent De Paul. '9. it 5 i iz were i s :few-1 it W I Ulf l'AlJli SOUllC'l'Y fli :fl iylY1tKi'R - ..- a l V, i 3 l r l l' .LFE it A Murty explains month's accomplishments. .EQ ,167 X mu . .-. .i Father and members look over social cases.

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,. odality '24 T A if' f -N 2 r , . 2 il' 1 'my 'f .:: v fi q l 'lll fling j, Z fi 555 J' 5 A xii -LY... 'V Z il : 1' H f ' 15534, R . -fm First Row: A. lnglisa, Treasurer, J. Sullivan, H. McWilliams, G. Murty, Dunn, Co-Prefect, A. Hammerl, Co-Prefect, F. Holler, W. Ragan, F. Gu lielmo. Standing: T. Ciesla, S. Fasanello, A. Mead, C. Scibetta, E. Partridg J. Sullivan, J. Reilly, R. Short, A. Trippi, D. Zimmer. ,f 1 1' ei Pl ,,.,. ie '. ':'1... ,. fl e..fw14 in A Sodality of' Our Lady is the ideal Jesuit lay organization founded primarily for men. An apostolic organization, it has for its end the sanctification of the community, this is accom- plished primarily by the performance of daily duties by its members such asliimeditation and examination of consciences as means of personal sanctification, and secondly by an active apostolate. Through observation of the community it determines the progress being madefl From these observations, iudgments are made asito whether Christ is made to live fully among us. A plan of action is then developed and carried out either to promote cm undertaking as it already exists or to change it into something more Christ-like. . 1 . wifes - Fr. Rothlaut explains sodality way of life to Ed Walker. .-if - A w . .,1f.J-N 55' it. ffl I 1 mugs ' 3, Q ,. Q L,

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fr: gcc' Z 's 'vga 2 Li ,., ., 2 il' Um ,ii it r' -ll-- -:: v:: , f s. R ZZSQEIEFSQ -- e. .yu u 1255552 i. ,mi K f ? 19' emi, :mn ll M. S455 l emit, f emma l .....m,. ...M wr' G. Murty, Secretary: E. Partridge, Vice-Prefect, R. Short, Prefectg G. Sear, Secretary. apostleship ra, me . ee. Y me -M sw, :K Q, we ., ww Hmm ull' uarcl of honor The Apostleship of Prayer and the Guard of Honor are twc religious activities on campus which attempt to increase devo tion to the Sacred Heart. Although they are united in their ob iective, the societies are distinct in their organization ana student leaders. The Apostleship of Prayer seeks to inspire Canisius student: to lead a more perfect Christian life. The primary requiremen is daily recitation ofthe Morning Offering to give every actior during the day to Christ. Father Rothlauf, S..l. is the moderato of the society and Henry McWilliams is President. The Guard of Honor encourages more frequent reception o the Blessed Sacrament. The society, under the moderatorship ot Father Walsh, S.J., receives Communion in a body every Friday morning in the Chapel. of First Row: H. McWilliams, J. Hackbush, R. DiVita, W. Rogan. The Basketball team at Friday morning mass. , X , 61 ,. i iii., .- if ,,. , l ll , it v , . -,i it