Loyola Academy - Grad Prep Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ENGLI H A mai: ol practical foresiaht, luiatius intearated the teaching ot the vernacular into his code ot education ln this wax' he left a place lor trio classics ot Lnalisl. find of every other lanfquafie '.-fhicli were to be written in the centuries to some l ?St1llS ol today' have Compiled a selv- tion ot many ot the more important Enti- lish writinas into the Prose cmd Poetry series used at Loyola Academy This series is designed to give the studer! a View ot the tull sweep ol Enalish ana American literature. From the early heainnings oi Beowulf throuah the classics of Shakespeare and Newman, to the deliahttul stories ot Mara QMEVT .,.FTT,,,, vu M , K Twain, C, Henry, and the moderns, Loyo- ., .V vw t. inc! :N .,'i:'f HCQ l.2Y,Ci' . F ,.i,,,tS51Q, pyk MCg5,,.QO1, VgP,,,6,-1 la students see the English .counterpart 1 ww-1fww-,',:F'f1l1sEi'-Q::.pf-.:ir:m- ot the Latin and Green classics Ffiffhf iff? I5HAKESljLAi'lfS MACBETH 'i if-r Pwtlif-' l. 1r 1Lf'1.: tl ff 'f1CI ':'f- f',1 :i-','C 1, F' 'liifh ,1!'i':--' '.f Fir T'1:' 1 f3f'T'Io Poli 71' Fil il'1' L-V'1',lQ H 1 f1','l for ROL-iyyzof 'fi

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RELIGION Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this rneans to save his soul These words form the principle and foundation of St. ltrnatius' Spiritual Exercises. and answer :Hans fundamental questions. VV ho made me? and liWhy arn l here? lust as lanatius made this idea the basic principle of his spiritual code of educaf tion, he made Religion the basis of his plan for the education of the whole man. Man was created not only to develop his natural faculties, but to be perfect to develop the powers of the whole man, soul and body. This was the cornpellina idea of lanatius' own apostolateg withf out this basis of reliaion, his plan of edue cation would be futile. So, too, in the development of the rnodern rnan, a deep and thorouah know- ledae of the truths of the Catholic faith is necessary to counteract the false hu- rnanism of today which iixnores, if it does not deny, Gods place ir: rrifins life il'l'f xlf3 '.'. ffi eiuiriwaef PT bl TPI '1'Aw 1 , 1 t g ry f g in .,ef'o '1 e H 'l11: ' .:r'i1e'-r Riu fro ic 'ic Miiller Wd Tarn '.'f'il'lro'. by rm it twin 'fi si SPREAIHNG CHRlSTllXNlTY b weekly contributions to the Mi sions Patria lrraia are students of clo l l PQ ff! is rf' , ,.......,g