Marymount High School - Maryvue Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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Dear Lady of Fatima, We come on bended knee To beg your intercession For peace and unity. ' Dear Lady, won't you show us The right and guiding way? W e pledge our love. and ofer you A rosary each day. You promised at Fatima, Each time that you appeared, To help us. we pray to you: To banish war and fear. Dear Lady, on first Saturdays We ask your guiding hand, For grace and guidance here on earth A nd protection for our land. Our hearts echo the beautiful sent: ments of Our Lady's song as we fondly dedicate the 1956 Maryvue to the Semor 1-lass patroness, Our Lady 0fFat1ma

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