Loyola High School - Loyola Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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,,eI '9Xif x Sm 21 Sodalify FR. GRAHAM, Moderator and Holly Porter, Prefecl, discuss the success of Sodality Union Day of Recollection. TONY CAPIZZI finds it a pleasant and prolitable weekly experience to visit St. Vincent's Orphanage. X. 019' iv -seq, TOM DWYER leads Sodality in mental prayer. Fifteen minutes of daily meditation is a maior exercise in a Sodalist's spritual day.

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ACTIVITIES

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MEMBERS of Eucharistic Committee, Fog- arty, Hubbard, Culotta, and Cooney, prepare chapel altar for daily Mass. SODALISTS Taylor and Jackall talk over staging problems with Joe Tormey in preparation for play put on at St. Vin- cent's Orphanage. Fresh with a vital force four hundred years young, the Sodality applied itself with vigor, this Ignatian Year, to its main objective: the sanctificaf tion of its members and of the whole school via prayer. good example and good works. In its role as the leading association in the school. the Sodality sponsored many activities. The Fresh' man Party helped acquaint our latest arrivals with Loyola's spirit, and the Second Annual Career Cohference Day aided seniors in planning their futures. Participation with the Baltimore Sodality Union in a Christmas Party at St. Leo's Orphanage, the annual Day of Recollection, and the May Pro- cession also highlighted the year. THE LOYOLA Ends it difficult to estimate the success of the Sodality, since its main force is felt in the spiritual Held. But we know that our school was a better place because of its manly influence. The Sodalists themselves, by faithfully fulfilling their weekly spiritual projects and daily duties, be' came strong in a deeper love for Christ and His Mother, and better instruments for leading their world, Ad jesum, per Mariani.