Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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R HILLTOP XXXI KDITKI) B THK C'OLLKCiH OF JOURNALISM

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seeds of Tin s arebeijfg soujn •'''may them! (Jive us, we beseech Theer, faith toYiou charity to strengthen them. LorcTTesus Christ, in us the fruitful ground in receiving m. hope to water them, and Lord, our prayers are accom- panied by endeavors. We seek not only to understand and to propagate Thy Word, but especially to live It. It is our humble wish to be firm ground that we may keep these seeds securely rooted. Finally, we fervently ask that these seeds will fructify within us and that we may bring forth the fruit of Thy word, lasting peace. Prince of Peace, hear our prayers and through Thy infinite mercy help us to nurture the seeds of Thy Word. May we reap an abundant harvest of Thy sowing, O Lord, and may peace blossom forth and cover the whole earth, now and forevermore. Amen.

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“The sower sows the Word. And those who are sown upon good ground arc they who hear the Word, and wel- come It and yield fruit. . .” The seed is the Word of God, which I le sows through Jesus Christ. And it is through the pursuit and application of 11 is teachings that lasting peace may he achieved. What is this miraculous Word of God? Ac- cording to Scripture, it is the Way, the Truth and the Light. It is Jesus (Christ I limself and all 11 is Teachings. The greatest of these teachings are to love the Lord thy God and to love thy neighbor as thyself. I low can we best fulfill this new law of Christ? How can