Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Page 7 Loyola College Review m £ William Shore, Vice-President Lucien Cardin, President Francis Kaine, Secretary

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` LOYOLA COLLEGE Page 6 | REVIEW | LEADERS A remarkable quality in the character of St. Ignatius,— | himself neither scholar nor genius save in the science of the super- natural life—was his ability to draw to himself and through himself, to God and to the work of God, brilliant and saintly men whom he met in the Universities of Europe, and in the Eternal City. Francis Xavier the most promising young professor of the University of Paris, James Lainez and Alfonso Salmeron, the gifted Papal theologians of the Council of Trent, Peter Canisius, Apostle of Germany and Doctor of the Church, such were his children, under God, the work of his hands. And within the lifetime of the saint they had carried the fight against heresy actoss the face of Europe, on a score of fronts, theoretical and practical, besides gaining new empires to Christ in the distant mission fields. The first two Jesuit centuries saw such names as Borgia, Bellarmine, Suarez, de Lugo, Vasquez, Bourdaloue, Campion, de Brébeuf, and many others, men extraordinarily qualified as leaders in carrying on God's work. Nor is it different today. The graduates of 1941 here pay grateful tribute to those devoted men who have shown them the meaning of a fibrous integral Catholic life, who have set their footsteps in the way of Truth. کہ

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Loyola College Review Page 8 Harry Allen Patrick Barrett John Brayley Pierre Belisle André Bessette