Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER 400th Anniversary 1506 to 1552 ,.. it ...fl A Tribute to Xavier Almost forgotten among the significant events of this past year was the fourth centenary of the death of Saint Francis Xavier. Although he lived in a very different age, Francis was like any young man of our own day who is wrestling with the intricacies of Latin grammar and mathematics. And like any one of us he did not relish long hours spent with his books. ln his mind it was far better to ride along the river bank or challenge his fellow- students in the broad-iump or in the hunt. But Francis was also ambitious and imagined himself the conqueror of empires. Little did he realize that all his youthful ambition and energy was going to drive him half way around the world to the strange new lands of India and Japan and to the gateway of forbidden China. As a student in Paris he never foresaw that under the guidance of St. Ignatius of Loyola he would become the greatest missionary in the Church after St. Paul and patron in heaven of those who follow him spread- ing the Faith in pagan lands. We salute Saint Francis Xavier the priest, the missionary, the model of young men.

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H l l lm :lx 'V Of all the splendid regalia reserved exclusively to the Cardinals, there is none so impressive as the great, broadbrimmed galero or red hat. lt is the special symbol of the Cardinalate. Placed upon the bowed head of the new Cardinal by the Holy Father, from whom alone comes election to the Sacred College, it signifies at once the princely rank and grave responsibilities of this prelate. Worn only once in his lifetime, it is placed on the Cardinal's bier at death and then suspended over his tomb in his cathedral. Its impressive size, dec- orated with the thirty pendent tassels brings home to us the dignity of the office, the deep red reminds us that the Cardinal must be prepared to defend the integrity of the Faith even with his life. As Cardinal Mclntyre himself has told us, this great dignity and weighty responsibility imposed upon him so recently in Rome reflects upon us, the faithful of the Los Angeles Archdiocese. lt chal- lenges us to take our places as adult Catholics in a world that is reiecting Christ, to stand with our generous shepherd in the service of the Catholic Church. This is the reason why Loyola High School exists: to provide Church and Nation with men well-informed in soul and mind and body. Every aspect of our school days at Loyola is directed to this holy and patriotic goal. ln the Sistine Chapel: an oath of loyalty to the Church. ln praise of Almighty God and as an ornament of the Holy See Pope Pius Xll bestows the great red hat on Cardinal Mclntyre ai I FACULTY -' '-i- ff J -.,1 '. 1' I X , 1 .193 ', ,sly 127. 'I' -A 1: ,K . . ll if f vi I ll U3 5245? . if 1 Z. Q. is 53:35 A mssneas ml new l 9 . Q , 5.

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