College of the Holy Cross - Purple Patcher Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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hast M ia ei iilarw ier, r is 1 V: i -ur uf ei eii rcse- 1oUn :Xu LIT Nor, our Most Reverend Bishop, we iespectfully salute vou Ah eady 1 yeai his passed since y ou came to Wor- cestei and to Holy 01095, the first bishop of tlns newly constituted diocese. Witliin a few Weeks of youi aiiival, Holy Cioss Col- lege was privileged to welcome you to its campus. Faculty and Student Body joined to invoke the Grace of God upon our new Shepherd The Shepherd, in turn, addressed l11s Flock, and the fervor of his words and their wisdom long will live in our hearts. Your Excellency spoke, that day, of the liberal arts college, and particularly of the liberal arts college where religion and philosophy hold the doniinant places which are theirs at Holy Cross. You told of the re- sponsibility that is ours as a liberal arts col- lege. You deiined its task: 2-E. H 55 ug. l :QE 3 I - 'r A fri, f ' L H 1 , i . V i, ijll 2 is 1Q W QQ i. , i o ea i ' 'i rf i 'I fi g zz Y .rj J Ti, K. :' 1 -' L, . ' 1' 1- Er ii V. fr 3 'Fl fit Q: '4- 13521. fif' I A ,L -,Q gi X55 .Li iv 1 vr .22 5' '3 'if it P' r iii: if 3 we U: 1- wr--2. H Y 7 1 T-'F Y 7 ' . '31 U1 J 5 ' ' ' J ' V . 1 'I fl 1 . . U , 1 . -, . . . Y . C C L . , . i. , 1 . . C I t . f V . ' L ' W v-1 1 1 1 1 1 l . I 'fThe liberal arts college, particularly one in the Jesuit humanistic tradition, provides a philosophy which recognizes the historical interiningling of the natural and super- natural, and the consequent close inter- pendence of philsopliy and theology, of rea- son and faith, if either is to bring nien to their true last end of felicity here and here- after. And we will do Well to reinenlber Your 9 Most Reverend John J. Wright, Bishop of Worces'I'er, address- ing faculiy and sfudenfs at 'rhe Convocation held in his honor May I7, I950.