Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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| | жаш е шада: беле MOST REVEREND LAWRENCE Р. УНЕГАМ, D.D. Bishop of Opos Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal

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CONTENTS-— Continued Spring Showers Of England and of Home” Wealth ATHLETICS :— Loyola С.О.Т.С. Hockey Team... . Jacques Gagnon, 742, Manager........ Football Crazy Junior High School Football Bantam Football Senior High Hockey Junior High School Hockey Bantam High School Hockey

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О ан SE NIA SE ven ATEN ATEN ATEN nen EN EN SE i Loyola College Review : иконок орон Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, SHERBROOKE STREET West, MONTREAL Price: ONE DOLLAR THE Copy, paper bound. АП subscriptions will be gratefully received. etas 1942 MONTREAL, CANADA No. 28 EDITORIAL Bishop Whelan On August 15th, 1941, the day on which Holy Mother Church celebrates with fitting solemnity the glorious feast of Mary's Assumption, His Excellency Lawrence Patrick Whelan was raised to the solemn dignity of the Episcopate. Well might the English-speaking Catholics of Montreal rejoice. For the first time, they saw one of their own priests chosen as Auxiliary of the great diocese of Montreal. And surely it was theirs to share a little in the honour that was his. As one of the Pastors of His Flock, his is a great, even a frightening, dignity, but one which he has accepted with that same spirit of humility and trust in God which characterized him in the past. And as for the future . . . Bearing in mind St. Paul's words of warning, ''Impose hands hastily on no тап,” the Holy Catholic Church, in all Her wisdom, has judged him worthy to be elevated to the rank of successor to the Apostles. ` Bishop Whelan's very nomination is, then, his best assurance of God's help and guidance. We of Loyola have already GC our fealty, our love, and our devotion to His Excellency. But in this, the first issue of our Review since his consecration, may we renew the pledges we made on that glorious morning when he was raised to his High Office and rededicate ourselves to his service. 7. T 5 Churchill at Ottawa As the year 1941 drew to its close, the eyes of the world turned for a few brief moments towards Canada's Capital, there to seek out the chubby figure of one of our greatest visitors in many years— Winston Spencer Churchill. Rightfully can we Canadians feel honoured and thankful for his visit— honoured, because we have had the privilege of playing host to the most eloquent, most prophetic, and most inspiring figure in the world today, and thankful, because of the compliment he has paid us м his presence, and the praise he has lavished оп us in his address to the assembled Commons and Senate at Ottawa. There on that December afternoon, Winston Churchill made it clear that England fully realizes and appreciates the part Canada is playing in this war—our Navy, engaged in the gruelling and praiseless task of guarding the Atlantic convoys; the Commonwealth Air Training Schools, busily engaged in turning out winged thousands of young men; our compact, mobile Army which, to use the words 2 its commander, “із pointed like a dagger at the heart of Berlin ; the steady stream of merchant ships, arms, and raw materials we are causing to flow to beleaguered Britain—all these were enumerated in the British Prime Minister's address.