Gonzaga High School - Aetonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Alpoifofafe X QW O OFFICERS OF THE C. S. M. C. Seated-Left to Right: F. McAleer, Fr. Clements, SJ.. S Tancredi. Standing-I. Keeie, T. Pyne, K. Nygren. W. Breads I. Graham, I. Chambers. CATHOLIC STUDENTS' MISSION CRUSADE The C. S. M. C. was organized at Gonzaga as an outlet lor zeal for the missions. Specifically, it is the mission committee of the Sodality. The members, by their prayers and contributions and by interesting others in the work of the missionaries, do their best to help advance God's Kingdom in the missionary countries. Meetings of the C. S. M. C. are held every month at one of the schools that belong to the crusade. Gonzaga played host to the Cru- saders in the month of November. At this meeting, Fr. lohn Baker, SJ., Mission Procurator for the missions of the Maryland Province, addressed the Crusaders, and Major Ortiz, Jesuit Chaplain with the Philippine Army, delivered a lecture which was illustrated by colored movies of the missions in the Philippine Islands. This year, Gonzaga's C. S. M. C. unit, with Fr. Clements as moder- ator, and Francis McAleer as president, has been placed under the patronage ot St. Francis Xavier. At the monthly meetings, Gonzaga has always been represented by a large delegation and this tact gives consoling evidence ot an increasing interest in both the home and the foreign missions. Fr. Clemens, SJ., Moderator. points out the bene- ticiaries ot the mite boxes to O. Beatty, E. Meagher and P. Hein.

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it 4. it .H ll? E 'Sk xi' orafcon arm! tibeuofion De Mezcx assisted by I. Cullinaine and F. Craven, pre- All is made ready on the altar pores for the service. ALTAR SOCIETY ln conjunction with the Sodality and KBS. organizations at Gon- zaga, the purpose of which is to make the students understanding and practical Catholics, the Sanctuary Society holds an eminent place in that part of the curriculum which is dedicated to the formation of the spiritual life of the students. The aim of the Sanctuary Society might be said to be the formation of participating Catholics, that is, Catholics who take an active part in the sacred ceremonies, assisting the Priest at Mass and Benediction and chanting the Divine Office of Holy Week. Instruction in the rubrics was given to those who were unfamiliar with the methods of assisting at the various services. Then, all who Were fortunate enough to belong to this Society received appointments to serve the K.B.S. Masses and assist at Benediction and other religious ceremonies which were frequently held for the whole student body. 2 EWR

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