Marquette High School - Marque Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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BY TIHIIEIIR FRUIIITS YOU SIHIAILIL By the fruit of justice . . . From study of God and man. By the fruit of understanding . . . From study of the natural world. By the fruit of wisdom . . . From study and expression ot human thought. By the fruit of vigor . . . From physical development. By the fruit of togetherness . . . From social gatherings.

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Page 6 gn, this line Just as a grape vine must be pruned, cut back, so that it can bear more fruit, so must the vine of the Church be pruned. This year the Church suffered such a cutting back - the death of our beloved Pope Pius XII. For almost twenty years he had guided his flock through a changing world with a wisdom admired even by those not of his faith. Pope Pius' death left us with a feeling of emptiness - and shock from God's pruning. But though we mourned, we were comforted by the knowledge that our spiritual father had been removed from the stress and turmoil of the world to enioy the fruit he now should reap. The pruned grape vine is ugly in its mutilated state, but new and stronger branches, new leaves and new fruit grow where the old have been. Pope Pius Xll is dead, but in his place has been chosen a new pope, John XXIII. Mourning robes have been put aside, the coronation of the new pontiff has been celebrated with great splendor. During the first few months of his reign, Pope John has appointed twenty-three new cardinals, selected new bishops, introduced a number of reforms, and called an ecumenical council, the twenty-first in the past two thousand years. More important, our new shepherd has shown the love and understanding of a father and the prudence of a true leader. May his reign prove increasingly fruitful! life tlzrouglz Eeatlz