Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, SHERBROOKE STREET West, MoNTREAL Terms: ONE DOLLAR THE Copy, paper bound. A subscription for Five Years: Five DOLLARS All subscriptions will be gratefully received 1030 MONTREAL, CANADA Noo. 16 EDITORIAL A signal honour has been conferred upon one of Loyola's graduates, and through him upon Loyola herself. It is the first time that a Loyola Alumnus has been raised to the episcopal rank, and we rejoice that this dignity has been bestowed upon one whose career, both at Loyola and after graduation, has brought nothing but honour to his Alma Mater. We take the liberty of dedicating this 1930 issue of the Review to the Rt. Rev. Gerald Murray, C.SS.R., D.D., Bishop of Victoria. Gerald Murray, as he was known to his fellow-students nearly three decades ago, belonged to the class of 'os. He was, while at College, an earnest student who took his education seriously, and thus prepared himself for his future work as a member of the Redemptorist Order; for it was to follow this vocation that he came to Loyola for his classical studies. While at Loyola he distinguished himself in all activities, whether scholastic or athletic. Right Reverend Gerald Murray, C.SS.R., D.D. After leaving Loyola he entered the Redemptorist Order. Following his ordin- ation he was made Rector at St. Mary’s College, Brockville, Ont., and from here he was called to assume the important duties of professor of Moral Theology at Esopus, the Redemptorist house of studies on the Hudson. Following this he held charges in Montreal, Ottawa and Annapolis, Md., his outstanding characteristics making them- selves manifest. Subsequently he was sent to the Holy City, and upon his return was made Provincial of the English-speaking Redemptorists in Canada. During his tenure of office he undertook the construction of a Redemptorist novitiate at Wood- stock, Ont., and busied himself with other activities of his order. His ecclesiastical superiors recognized the potential ability of Fr. Murray and he reaped the full fruits of his labours by his recent appointment as Bishop of Vic- toria. His new honours reflect credit not only upon the man himself but upon his parents, and upon the training and education which he received here. We are proud of Bishop Murray and proud to be connected with an institution which did so much toward forming and developing such an accomplished and successful priest. {zr F