Cathedral High School - Mitre Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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As part of the Sodality progvfam, Dave Nadolski, Paul Paskiewicz, and Gfreg Miller fill another food box for a needy family. yi i Socialists Mike Kehoe, Greg Blazzclzawl, Bob Can- ner, and Joe Buck enjoy a delicious lunch dznfing Roy H07'g67 clzeerjizllv lends a Izelpin I za' t Bishop James Malone . J g 20' 0 ajoint-Sodalizfy meeting. 89

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Mike Kairis and Mark Molly, working on Operation Welcome, invite Mrs. Lucille Cole to Blessed Sacrament's Open House. Sodality Prefect Chuck Apap starts a joint meet- ing with Socialists from Cathedral and several other Detroit high schools. Srfdizlity ffliwurizgcs Hlzristiim living See Christ in your neighbor - Cathedral Sodalists endeavored to live up to this theme during the school year. Through conscientious pace-setting, they worked to create a healthy climate in our school- a spirit of wholesome Christian living. Weekly Sunday meetings, led by our prefect, Chuck Apap, provided a guide for Christ-like living, and by participating in various school organizations, the Sodalists carried their ideas and ideals to others. Outstanding Sodality activities of the year included participation in the Summer School of Christian Apos- tolate held last summer at the Detroit Sheraton-Cadillac hotel, Project Unity, and the Christian Youth Rally. In additiong the D.C. Sodality sponsored several get- togethers with the Sodalities of other schools to promote a sense of union between Detroit schools. Of course, the annual retreat, held again this year at Oxley, Ontario, was the high point of the year. With Father Campbell, the National Director of the SSCA, as our retreat master, it was indeed the most memorable event of the Sodality's year of spiritual growth.

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Acolytes Pete Najor and Joe Buck watch as Z'VIO7lSZ:g7ZO'V Sclzeonhewf prepmfes the wine for Consecafalion. Loolelng and sounding almosl like elzewzbs, cz group of soplzonzoves allezzds Holy Mass.