La Salle Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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4 an I J ill 2 E f oil 5 - Q OON and WHI'l'E I ,. yah . .XSSR33XSSNR.SNfaWG'X ill!!!-ll! ! X ' llulllllIllulIIIIIllIINllllllllllllllllllllllllllll i i IIglllllllllunlunllulIIlllllllllllllllllllllul ll X l' P lIlll lllll ll l l llllljhl. mI'QjIlfl le ululnll :l.llnnunuJ- Xi n i U n n n i X n n n n n n ...... s l X l El D 1 Q 11: -l- s -1 'S I: ' I-IE CATHOLIC Church has always been intimately E EE E I 'associated with education. The pages of history glow Q l with the records of its saints and scholars who will- l Vi: ingly spent themselves in preserving for generations that -' . ' were to follow the priceless heritage of the learning of an- -' X.:-I, tiquity. From that day down to the present time, the . E E Church has literally and faithfully followed Christ's ex- XE press command to go forth and teach all nations. -, 0 il E Into all the parts of the world, its missionaries carried Y , to all peoples, the light of learning with the light of faith. E , D They brought to them the solace and peace of Christ's U: '- Y sweet yoke, as well as the civilizing leaven of its learning. E E , iz In the history of the Church, therefore, there have been no 5 g X '-U dark ages. Its mission is to dispell the darkness of igno- U ' ':- Y -l rance and sin through the diffusion of the doctrine of the Q 1. Light of the world. '1- I I 'J U I X 1? And such has been the history of the Church in the i I Y diocese of Rhode Island. The school has followed the .i E El Cross of Christ. There, under the solicitious care of our El if-' Qi Holy Mother, the Church, her children have gone into the 'ii , 'l civic, business and social life of our state and nation to .3-. X: EU bear eloquent testimony to the thoroughness and efncacy U ii YE of the Catholic system of education. 1:-2' 1 U But in a particular way, the diocese of Rhode Island CIE:- X is indebted to our Right Reverend Bishop, William A. l Hickey. In the short period of his incumbency we have li D seen his elaborate program of Catholic education carried to U X-1-.: a successful fruition. Grammar schools, high schools and Y? - colleges all over the state are splendid monuments to his U n ' Chist-like interest in the mental and moral welfare of the it XE tender ones of Christ's Flock. l 1 -,-, W-' X335 We as members of the class of '29 have been keen to U i QE realize the advantages that have accrued to us by our : ,E course at La Salle. Through the instrumentality of our E : 3 XE 1 Bishop, this was made possible. We extend to him our UE I Qi. deep gratitude and pray God to bless him in his many un- - ,Q dertakings and preserve him to the diocese of Rhode 5-12 X - ' Island for many years to come. 5-g Y ... I Y 5 D U E X1 -D b , i . ,. .-.OA gl Y . A ' M AA,v i ff .,,,' I: - -- I .,,, , I. I If c ,',.. c En . . t TRIB'UTEf'j l - 3 .,,, 'fa a , DE - , 5 . M , A 5- - V.', 5 was -Q s I t gtg- U- n -' -.--..: tf m nnnmnnmnnmi-C .. .g - X l u ,- , I I , '-Q' 1 'f 1 ll l'1 lllllIi.. eff -.. fri umu llllllllll ' 0 -15 - I ? og0Q00mes9Q,, ' I Us -N Q I -'svn-'img-is lllll Q. 0, - in f r-w wf-f s e I I xr ffl I 5 f'1!x Xmneegel ' ' K . ! no I bee, X ' 9, ' oo i ?e um 01 J Q9eeee:,naeoQff,.y K E. ,.... ..