Central Catholic High School - Centralma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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ere GI'ltl'6lf5 5AePA2I'Je:55e5 were train? The spirit and educational ideals of their valiant foundress took root and flourished in the General Motherhouse CU at Paderborn whence it was trans-' planted to the New World. Here at one or more of the Provincial Mother- houses the native-born American Sis- ters receive their training. The first American Motherhouse Q21 at Wilkes- Bnrre, Pa., was transferred to Wil- i i

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we SLQPLQVJQJJ 0 youd . . T0 THE PRE-SCHOOL CHILD . . For whose well-being Mother Pauline sacrificed high social position, wealth, and leisure that the days of childhood might be among its sweetest memories of unalloyed happiness and pleasure. T0 THE BLIND . . . For whom this gracious, Cbristly woman opened vistas of unsurpassed spiritual and material beauty through fourteen years of personal atten- tion and labor. TO THE ORPHAN . . . On whom she lavished a motheris care and devo- tion for thirty years, lovingly providing for body and soul because her heart echoed the words of the Master: As long as you did it for one of these, the least of my brethren, you did it for Me. TO CATECHETICAL GROUPS . . . For whom, in her spirit, hundreds of Sisters of Christian Charity provide spiritual pasturage and nourishment lest they stray from the fold. TO CENTRALITES . . . For whose spiritual and intellectual advancement labor twenty-two of her daughters. Her immor- tal zeal for the glory of God and the welfare of her neighbor motivates their endeavors to ex- tend His kingdom on earth, and inspires us in loving gratitude. jo lethfdft' fo LGI' WQINOIV Qui' .S?0I'y glrxriziezl Ly Aer J2aLJJll-255, .Her far-.iecing vision, .fdnzl Aer finale of youlL. Pn ge Five

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in er Apirif anal eclucafionaf icleag lnette, Illinois 13D when the work of the Sisters was rapidly extending west- ward. However, eleven years later the large number of young ladies entering the congregation from the eastern states :necessitated the opening of a new motherhouse l-it at Mendlmm, N. J. In 1932 a larger building 151 was erected at Mendham. Side view of Central Catholia- High School Page Seven