Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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There Are Some Men There are some men who should have mountains to bear their names to time. Grave-markers are not high enough or green, and sons go far away to lose the fist their father’s hand will always seem. | had a friend: he lived and died in mighty silence and with dignity, he left no book, son, or lover to mourn. Nor is this a mourning-song but only a naming of this mountain on which | walk, fragrant, dark, and softly white under the pale mist | name this mountain after him. Leonard Cohen

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us. Regenerate our own personal mystery for just as Christ says “| have come that you might have life and have it more abundantly - but to do so, we must be ready to die- that is ready to open ourselves to wonder and the fulness of life - their deaths because it was a life lived resurrectionally. We cannot only look forward to their ressurrection in Christ - but maybe live as they did - as ressurrected men and women today i.e. ready to heal, to die a little with them, but always to see the light, to live again in a new way. This doesn’t soften greatly our sorrow or anger - even Christ realized this after his question, Do you believe? He wept with his friends. Let us try to ellicit in our hearts “thanks to God” for that precious gift that these young people were to all of us, a gift that we only realized how precious it was, now that they are gone. Let us accept the gift they leave, reach out like them to the center of our lives and say Yes to it. So that we might be carried by its power to affirm life, to say no, to non-life, to non-freedom, that is sin and death. That’s their gift, it’s still ours to live. ... Eulogy, Rev. R. Nagy Nov. 28, 1974. Requiem Mass held November 28, 1974. Father Nagy officiating.

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