Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Rev. K. Dreiling, CPPS Gateway to Grace To combat the problems of grow- ing youth, Central conducts an annual three day retreat, through Which, by keeping complete silence and by meditating, the students gain grace and special assistance from God. Through the advice and infor- mation provided by the retreat masters, Reverend L. E. Pire CPPS, and Reverend K. Dreiling CPPS, the students were imbued with a desire to not only learn but to live their Catholic principles. Rev. L. E. Pire, CPPS A 'N Ai ii 1 gcigg Page 20 1. The end of a good retreat! 2. The boys attend Benediction. 3. Just before the Last Blessing! 4. Girls utilize spiritual reading period. 5. Fr. Wharton and Fr. Dreiling distribute Holy Communion.

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QOVETOUSNESS ovvosm vumues miami it POSSESQ JUSTICE eminence fb Ncbeffa a L7 l DANC- E125 1 --fe . ,xx ix , - 1. Ed Hoover expresses his ideas to panel. 2. Fr. Flecksteiner collects . . . 3. Girls listen attentively to Fr. Radecki. 4. Maryann Perkins presents proof! Principles of Catholicism With the evils of Communism and materialism spreading throughout civilization, it is neces- sary for youth to have a strong foundation in the principles of Catholicism. For this reason the religion course aims to help the students think, speak and act according to the plan outlined by their Creator. Our Quest for Happiness, central theme of the religion course, is divided among the four years. The Creative Love of God the Father is taught to the freshmen, while the sophomore students study the Redeeming Love of Christ the Incarnate Son. The juniors penetrate into the intricacies of the Sanctifying Love of the Holy Ghost, and the work of the Church, while the seniors delve into the Omnipotent Love of the Triune God, and consider the vocations they may select. Mass and Holy Communion are oEered every morning in the chapel, and on the First Fri- day of every month the students spend their religion period in the chapel instead of their classrooms. Page 19

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