Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Father Dee and Father Boyle teach sophomore rc- ligion. Second year students study about thc sacraments, the Mass, and church history. Juniors invcstigatcapologet- ics which stresses the reasona- bleness of our Faith. Their classes are taught by Father Dee and Father Toole. The principles of morality and their application to every- day living constitutes Moral Guidance which forms the subject matter of senior religion courses, Fourth year classcs are taught by Father McTavey and Father Gulley. Over a period of four years, we learn the principles of our Faith and the application of them to our lives. First Friday Mass, weekly confession. monthly devotions--all these keep us living with the Church' during the various seasons of the year. BELOW: Father Gullcy discusses the moral aspects faith with the Jumor Classes of conduct with senior students. f'

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Religion is the core of our curricu- lum at McCloskey. Knowledge will not make us happy or successful unless we use that knowledge wisely and well. Scattered throughout the day, our religion classes bring home to us the great realities of the existence of God, of His love for us, and of our eternal destination - heaven. Freshman religion classes are taught by Father Maloney and Father Boyle. The subject matter of this year centers about the life of Christ for a Biblical and historical point of view. The second semester brought Father William F. Jillisky to the McCloskey faculty -- too late to publish his picture in our yearbook. Father Jillisky is sta- tioned at St. James Parish. He teaches freshman religion. QBFLOWJ rather Dee conducts a lively discussion in a sophomore religion class.

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