Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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Th efne Th ree ANY of the students of Manhattan who served in the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre of operations know that al- though Korean cities, in many instances, are as completely modern as Chicago or San Francisco, the works of the New Testament are as contemporary as the street car. In nations such as these the hope of the spread of the faith lies in the education and the ordination of a native clergy. Pictured here we see a newly ordained Korean priest giving his first blessing to his old theological professor. Visualize the great joy of any of the Christian Brothers who could he present at the reception of Holy Orders hy one of his former students and his humility as he received the first hlessing. Especially great would he the news that any of their former students was at work in the foreign mission field, zealously engaged in directing and educating orientals from the paths of Con- fucius to the truth of Christ. Our class is indeed fortunate in having as one of its memhers Father Francis P. Milroy of the Maryknollers, to whom we owe the inspiration for the Mission Theme for this Manhattanite.