De La Salle Collegiate Yearbook - Pilot Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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,1 ra fern ih J4rCl'CO l'll 1' ,I Q 40 A' -Q15 .R Nw' The most 1mportant act1x1t1es rn our school are those concerned w1th the supernatural format1on of the students Among these the da1ly prayers and rel1g1ous xnstructlon rn the classroom are the most 1m portant On each F1rst Frxday mornrng a paSS1OI11St Father comes to say Mass for us and to glve us Holy Commumon It IS hoped that these actxv1t1es w111 foster a true splrxt of rel1g1on 1n us a sp1r1t that we w1ll carry w1th us xnto the adult world of tomorrow One of the characterlstlc YGIIEIOUQ ar-t1v1t1es of our school IS the Dexotxon to the Boy Chrxst that IS a feature of the monthly novenas and meetlngs of the Archconfratermty of the DINING Chrld The Archcon fratermty of the D1v1ne Chlld rs an 1nternat1onal assoc1at1on of prayer 1n whrch all Brothers boys are enrolled Th1s rel1 IOUS oraanlzatron has for 1ts object a un1on of all students 1n a crusade of prayer 1n behalf of Chr1st1an educatlon Each month 1n our school wehaveanovena to the Chr1st Chlld EHCH month at the A D C meetmg we hear an 1mportant speaker address us on the splrxtual and mater1al needs of our Church rn xarlous parts of the world The memory of these practxces w11l always lue w1th us and be for us sources of actual grace mspxrxng us to keep Jesus ahxe 1n our hearts forever 64 IK .. Reverend Father Nrcholas Maestrxm Prox1nc1al Super1or of the M1ss1onar1es of SS Peter and Paul speaks to the student body about the needs of the Church 1n Ch1na I .. 4 :fi . f k X f wx ' E 'TJ 'K nn It PA- V ' -r swf r '13, xx A J U .KV V1.3 l' . X fi, .f 'y ' N' f I . li lr' ' -1 ' ' , Q fi ' A x-Q '-,- . A.. i Y 5.0, fa, u ,ilu I A .1 Y x - , fi A in u L V s.. -.- if ss -Q 2 N ' ' ' ' . . '41 . QAYQM we

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'13 'A J Brother Thomas, Moderator, addresses the student body. Officers of the Archconfraternity of the Divine Child. Left to right: Louis Ma- ceroni, Treasurer and Sacristang Sam DiMercurio, Presidentg Thomas Jakuc, Vice- presidentg Ronald De Lamielleure, Secretary. Prayer to the Divine Child Most gentle child Jesus, my divine little King, Ilay at Thy adorable feet the tribute of my heart's fervent homage. Moved at the remembrance of the infinite tenderness which Thou hast for children, I beg of Thee to grant them the benefit of a Christian Education, together with a constant fidelity to the duties of our holy religion. For this purpose, deign, O loving King Jesus, to raise up a large number of religious educators who will teach youth to know, love and serve Thee in all the schools throughout the world. Amen. Live Jesus in our hearts! Forever! - 65 -