Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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levofion SODALITY Side by side with the intellectual and physical training of a man, must advance his spiritual development if, at its conclusion, the edu- cational system, which he has chosen, is to show him forth as a com- pletely evolved personality. ln fact, the spiritual side of the man must be developed first and foremost because, unless the enigma of life and its true end are realized, every action is but a display of force Without a direction. We have only to open our eyes to find confirmation of this fact. The world of today has gone wild because of an undue and dis- proportionate stress on the material aspects of life and education. We learned at an early date of the inestimable benefits derived from the weekly K.B.S. Mass, the Sodality meetings and the daily visits to the Students' Chapel. Under the direction of Father Michael Kavanagh, SJ., each section of the Sodality received a school period a week to conduct its meetings in the Students' Chapel. There talks were given by the Moderators of the various groups, open forums were held and problems concerning religion and the proper conduct of life were discussed. These Weekly meetings were supplemented by monthly meetings at designated schools at which the Sodalities of all the Cath- olic High Schools in the District assembled and discussed topics of lasting importance. At these meetings our own David Smith presided in the official capacity of President of the Sodality Union. Besides the weekly and monthly general meetings, Mr. Smardon, S.I., and Mr. Boyd, SI., conducted discussion clubs. Mr. Lehmkuhl, SJ., organized a Catechetical Club which expounded the Christian Doctrine at the Receiving Home and foodstuffs and toys were collected and distributed to the needy. VI: Lehmlcuhl SI conducts u Senior MY Smufdonf 5-lu F9055 G f00fl10fe to fhe The Catechetical Section of the Sodality dality meeting members of the Discussion Club on the L.-R., W. McLean, B. Ihrie, G. Edwards Fr Life of Christ. Kavanagh, SJ.. E. Bums. D. McCabe T Wilson.