Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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EVERY DAY IN OCTOBER we gathered on the spacious lawn before Our Lady’s statue for Rosary recitation. Religion COMES FIRST... Religion came first at Loyola this year as always. In addition to our three hours of lectures each week, during which we discussed the doctrines of Holy Mother Church, there were the Retreat, the Com- munity Mass every First Friday, Daily Rosary in May and October, daily Mass and Confession in the Students’ Chapel, plus activity hy the Sodalities. 3 J Rev. William V. Ilerlihy, S. J. Rev. Aloysius R. Mack, S. J. Rev. Leo G. Monaghan, S. J.

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Rev. Allef F. X. Dovcreiix. S. J. Rev. Joseph A. rinvilliers, S. J. Dr. E»lwar»l [. Fenloii do AVOID EVIL... Logic, Epistemology, Ontology, Cosmology, Ethics, Psychology, Natural Theology — covering two years of Philosophy classes, are necessary for a Loyola graduate. Daring first year, we learned the formation ol the syllogism. Then came the sources of knowledge, the study of heing and theses on the material world. And as seniors, we had the one-two diet of Ethics and Psychology every morning for thiity-two weeks. 5 J Ftev. Thomas J. Higgins, S. J. Rev. Nicliolas llorvalli R ‘v. John J. Scanlan, S. J.