Catholic Central High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs A P Cal and Mrs LE 1-snsifnnocxa alrond an alroneuea Your generosnty has made our Senior publucatnon possible Wlllnam Anderman Raymond S Bren! Anthony Bruder DeWlffD Chapman J A Clancey We are grateful fo you Rf Reverend Monsugnor Connolly Reverend E Allor C S B Reverend Raymond S Clancy Reverend Richard Cunnlnghcm ReverendA A Decker Reverend Thomas Fallon Reverend John Han y Reverend Waller R Hardy Reverend Wllllam Hermes Reverend John C Jordan Reverend C Leahy Reverend Joseph M Lemnre Reverend John Louus ReverendT J Moore SJ Reverend Arthur Recklnger Reverend Sianley J Shafer Reverend Daniel Wholnhan Reverend Charles A Ulenburg and Mrs E C Ferguson and Mrs Edward Flsher and Mrs P P Galvun and Mrs JohnJ Gorman and Mrs M T Jarvns and Mrs C B Lundy and Mrs Danlel M Lynch and Mrs Leo Macdonell and Mrs Patrick H Madden and Mrs WllluamJ McCarthy and Mrs John McHale ond Mrs ThomasJ Mclnerney R M O Rourke John O Toole George Reberdy and Mrs and Mrs Y and Mrs Walferl Rohr A C Schrader and Mrs John H Shea and Mrs Norman Smlih C A Slnye Mrs John Wagner J J Watts and Mrs lrvune Wnlkue Dr Mr and Mrs Evereii Barber Dr A C Schrader and Mrs M R Clmlon and Mrs J J Collnns and Mrs FrankJ Couzens John Cowan and Mrs W E Donahue Xl: 1 Q e ML , ' Dr. . . , A Mrk ' ' . . , .. Mr. . . . A ML ' ' Mr. . . I A F 'rd . Mr. Mr. A ' l ' ' Mr. . . . M,-and Mr, V V . Mr.and Mrs. Frederick M.Farrell Mr. . . . Mr . ' Dr. . . . ' Mr, . . Mr. . . . ' Dr. . . . Mr. . ' . Mr, . Mr. . ' . Mr. . ' ' , Mr, . Mr. . . . Dr. . . . ' Mr. . ' D , Mr, . . Dr, . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. U . . .

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ehmnnoclc 1 A 'we Can Pay I .fbefrl By JOHN H MORRIS Man was created by God for God Our prlmary duty In the world IS to obey love and serve God and not to make provlslon for our physical intellectual and emotional needs The things of God must take precedence over the things of this world Seek ye first the kingdom of God and Hrs lustlce To attaln the purpose of our creation we must render to God the things that belong to God we must render to God the worship due to Hum God IS our creator we are His creatures He IS our Master and Sovereign Lord we are Hrs sublects God IS Infinite we are finlte To the mfimte God our Creator and Sovereign Master we owe adequate homage and adoration Left to himself finite puny man could not render to the infinite God the worship to which He IS entitled but when our Dnvme Saviour instituted the Sacrifice of the Mass He gave to us a per fect form of worship He made It possible for us to pay to God a homage worthy of God The priest standmg at the altar by has God given power changes bread and wine Into the body and blood of Christ After the consecra tion there as present upon the altar no longer the substance of bread and wme but under the appearance of bread and wlne Jesus Chrlst the God man with His body and blood His soul and dlvlnlty Just as on Calvary heights our Divine Saviour offered Himself as a victim to Hrs eternal father for the redemption of mankind so taking up his abode upon the altar at the budding of the priest he oHers Himself In sacrifice to Hrs Eternal Father for the salvation of men glvmg to His Father Infinite honor and glory paymg to His Father a homage really worthy of God The prayers sold throughout a lifetime by a samtly priest give less glory to God than one Mass All the prayers sand by the saints on earth smce the creation of the world all the praise rendered to God by the angels In heaven smce the beglnnlng of time give less glory to God than one Mass Why? Because ln the Mass It IS not a mere human priest praying not a mere saint not a mere angel In the Mass Jesus Christ the Godman offers Himself In sacrifice to Has Eternal Father rendering to Hum Infinite honor and glory God IS not only our creator and Sovereign Master He also is our best friend and greatest benefactor To Hum we owe our existence all that we are all that we possess He has bestowed upon us graces and blessings beyond number or measure To our greatest benefactor we are bound to render adequate thanksgiving But how can we finite sinful creatures who have nothing that we have not received from God make to Hum a return for all He has given us? It would seem impossible and yet our Divine Savior has made it possible In the Sacrifice of the Mass What shall l render to the Lord for all He has given me? I shall take the chalice of Salvation and call upon the name of the Lord In the Mass we can offer to God a gift mfinltely precious a gift worthy of God we can offer God Himself to God The Mass as not only a sacrifice of adoration but also a sacrifice of thanksgiving nn which we can fully discharge our debt of gratitude to God Although God IS our creator our master our greatest benefactor we have rebelled against Hrs authority we have refused to obey His laws we have offended Hum by sm Now we see our folly we are sorry we would like to regain Hls friendship we would like to make reparation to Hls offended malesty But how can we lnslgnlficant creatures who have defied the authority of flonluzued on paqe ah Eleven i l 1 9 4 O h ' l . . . U W 1 ,, . . 11 . . . ,, , . . . H . . . . ,, . - u - 11 1 , . 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 - I I 1 - 1 . . , , . 1 - 1 1 ' - 1 -1 f ' . ,, . . . , . 1 I 1 I I ' 1 1 I - 1 , . -