Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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'ea . YO . VX v X, .1 i X Av -, -,, ss N Q txt Xi if t 55 ff, RELIGIGUS Q 'XJ is 1 sg 'tk IX rx is.-X FJ V x fxwl t ti, 'ev it :QW N- X ff 4, it N 51 '1'X ' X 5 t it X 2 Yi t N. Q M ' ' Xi if. 2 44' X V tx X 1- 1 F xi 5 xl SV ' if pl r 4 NX- X NX . -we ,V t 'Q' 5 X Ne t 'be .P 'Q X , N x Father Joseph Petulla addresses the student body on the practical application of the gospel in our daily lives. To participate fully in the community Mass, which has been recently initiated, we must undouhtably learn this lesson of life. Student prepares to enter the confessional. + 'P+-I' -I + '-u- ii 4- '-n- ii 4- 4- + Q No Y Ui XX ex px xxxw X A Q x X, Xp X X7 2 is XD or N? x x x M3 . t, Q Q it A X S A. .xx XJ The holy sacrifice of the Cross re-enacted.