Le Moyne College - Black Robe Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Mr. Edward M. Conan DED CHTI0 Ofne Dr. George J. Durr A great teacher is necessarily unique. He is an integrated combination of knowledge and warmth. Of inspiration and Wit. Of devotion and discipline. We feel that Mr. Conan, Dr. Durr, Dr. Novelli, and Mr. White have this special combination of talents which transcend their particular academic disciplines. To them, for the joy they have given us as we studied at Le Moyne, and to the ideal they represent, we dedicate BLACK ROBE, 1968. Mr. John P. White 7

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El! 'S' EISHOFVS OFFICE in '7- GA sri CLASS OF 1968, LEMOYNE COLLEGE: Your decision to attend a Catholic college was based, in part at least, on your love of the Faith and your desire to cultivate that Faith in the rich soil of Catholic principles and Christian values. During your years on the Heights, there has been a signi- ficant renewal taking place in the Church. You have discovered, I am sure, that this revitalization can be a great source of inspiration if it is understood properly. There are many interpretations today of what should be undertaken in the Church. Everyone, it seems, has an opinion. Such varied reactions can be helpful if we keep in mind that the authentic interpretation of these recent events is the province of those whose right and duty it is to lead the Church. The Second Vatican Council made many modifications, but it did not change the fact that we must attune our- selves to the teaching authority of the Church. Despite her human fail- ings, she is the guide Christ has given us: HChrist, the one Mediator, established here on earth His holy Church, which He unfailingly sustains as a community of faith, hope and charity, a visible organization through which He communicates truth and grace to all.n CConstitution on the Church! LeMoyne has deepened your appreciation of the Faith. In this HYear of Faithu, I encourage you to love your Church, the interpreter of that Faith. For it is the Church,and the Church alone, that can lead us in the correct direction: HWe still seek a city, but we do so as already its citizens, we know the road, however dark, which leads home. It is the Church.H CAmerican Bishops Pastoral Letter! As I congratulate you and your loved ones on this auspicious day in your young lives, I add the prayer that your love of the Church will keep pace with your growth and advancement in life. God bless you and may you nKeep the Faithn. Sincerely yours in Christ, BISHOP OF SYRACUSE 9