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

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iVe Began with the MASS OF THE HOLY GHOST NEARLY FILLING the downtown Cathetlral, 1000 Loyola students and faculty members pray for guitlance through the approaching year at the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost. Close-up shows members of the student body receiving Holy Communion.

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OCTOBER... NOVEMBER The first three months Avere all too ([nick at Ever- green last lall. It vas time to compare schedules, get in line at the Dean ' s Office, jnepare for that first Blue Book test, watch the soccer team win the con- ference championship, laugh and dance at Loyola Nite, and smoke and chat with your hnddy over a coffee in the cafeteria. The leaves turned hrown, and the campus had taken on its autumn heauty. Cfvercoats and rain jackets soon hecame the order of the day. 1 Sr . in L. bV ' . V. ■i ' ' w K ' ■ d f M7.= r i 1 Jr IL Ipp rj ji ■ w £la 1 1 ■ ' ' ’ ii 1 i ...V v ' I y HB|cy ■ V mM ' y ■ 1 r ji ' jB Wwme

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ANNUAL RETREAT Loyola’s ninety-sixth year officially commenced with the traditional Mass of the Holy Ghost at the Cathedral of the Assumption on Friday, September 17 . Over one thousand Loyola students, aligned in fours, and mendjers of both the Jesuit and lay faculty marched slowly into the downtown Cathedral to ask assistance for the approaching scholastic year. The Mass marked the second consecutive year in which the Solemn High Mass has l)een conducted oft campus. The ery Reverend Francis X. Talbot, S. J., President of Loyola, was Celebrant of the Mass. The Reverend Matthew G. Sullivan, S. J., Dean of Studies, was Deacon, and the Reverend Joseph A. d’lnvilliers, S. J., was Suh-Deacon. A stirring sermon on love, charity and the im- portance of the Catholic college student was de- livered by the Reverend John J. Duggan, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The annual retreat, during which scholastic work was suspended for three days, was held during the next two weeks. The freshman class attended the meditations the first week, while the rest of the college waited until early Octol er. The Reverend Joseph Murphy, S. J., and the Reverend John J. Brady, S. J., were Retreat Masters, and they conducted four meditative instructions daily, between which the retreatants were busy with Stations of the Cross, Rosaries and Benediction. O LORD 1 A M NOT WORTHY: The Rev. John J. Rrady, S. J., distributes Holy Communion on the final day of the upperelassmen retreat. On bended knee (below) students watch the Blessed Sacrament hein returned to the chapel by the Rev. Joseph d’lnvilliers, S. J. 27