Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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TI-IE ECHO M, Published Quarterly by the Students of the'Central Catholic High School, Ft. Wayne, lnd. Entered as Second Class, December l5, l9l9, at the Post Office at Fort Wayne, Indiana, under the Act of March 3, l879 Subscription per year, Fifty Cents Single Copy, Fifteen Cents VOL. 6 FOST WAYNE, INDIANA, DECEMBER, l920 NO. I - Auf'-If ,f ' it ' Sl , -i N ,S . wa' 3 MV fi rn . M. ' Lt wif i'- w.'i 'f'i , if '-,.i...fAf2 7' 55 ,, if mpg-,:.'-. . 1. .. ,- I' A, 1, Y: , 4 -1 ' 5 -. ' e 1820 A 1920 . yifflgigif: fn, vii, Mr ,515 ly?-l'E-Jiri 4374, M W-.1 -5 W S We '2ii-TJH ' 'r -,ff wr'-1 .fizsvi-42.1, X- ' . wr ' K .591 7', f - 'A - 1, 'I H f' w i 'H ' h i r ' ' -A ff' T,.r'1u ' ,- .-W' ' wif' ri f ' 'M K X-' Vg 1 ' 1' 19 52. 73 REV. JAMES FRANCIS DUJARIE A Centenary A centenary marks a consider- able length of time. Many things can happen in a hundred years. Kings live and die and are forgot- ten. Empires rise and pass into oblivion. Great authors strive for fame and when they are gone their Works are held in the memory of but a few. It is only a really great event that lives through the ages and holds a place in the minds and hearts of many. Such an event was commemor- ated at Notre Dame this year, when on August 12th representa- tives of the Congregation of Holy Cross from all climes and parts of the World assembled at the Uni versity to do honor to the memory and works of the saintly founder of the Brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross. On this day Was celebrated the centenary anniver- sary of the founding of the Broth- ers of St. Joseph by the Very Reverend James Francis Dujarie. This chosen child of the Church was born of pious, humble parents December 9, 1767, at Sainte-Marie- des-Bois, Mayenne, and from his tenderest years the grace of God hovered over him. During his boyhood We find no distinctive marks other than a blameless life and a deep-rooted piety, for in his early childhood he had heard the