Central Catholic High School - Veritas Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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U15 ,Mass . . . The cap and gown traditionally associated with the graduating class is worn through- out the year on all academic and religious occasions by the seniors. Pictured at right is the recession in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church following the Ring Day Mass.

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Spiritual Afzfc Christ, as the center of all our activity, motivates our spiritual growth. This Cfhristoacentric wav of life infuses all knowledge with Christian ideals and mani- fests the mind of the Church toward a fuller daily participation in the Mystical Bodv. Through the graces we ohtain from the Mass, prayer, and reception of the sac- raments we are given the necessary spirit- ual strength to act as Christian, social in- dividuals. liver mindful of this truth we en- deavor to live a life rich in grace in this world that we may finally achieve the purpose of our existence in the fullness of grace for all eternitv.

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Ureasury of Gram I will go unto llae alrar of God, unto God Who giver joy to my youfhf' Today's youth advances to the altar to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass knowing that participation in this clean oblation which never ceases to be offered to Almighty God in some place from the rising of the sun until the going down thereof is the most pleasing act of worship he can offer to the Divine Majesty. He prays with adoration, thanksgiving, reparation, and petition bringing down upon himself and others the abundant grace of an eternally generous Father. He kneels in awe as the Mass re- enacts the miracle of the Last Supper and Divinity Itself obeys the command of the priest. He receives in humility and glad- ness of heart the very God Who made him. He leaves the Mass refreshed in body and soul to face the duties of another day, another week, striving to meet them in such a way that he may merit eternal beatitude.