Mendel Catholic High School - Monarch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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if . . . And they who have done good shall come forth unto resurrection of life. John 5.29 Father Winn's life was marked with three milestones. The first was his birth in Lawrence, Massachusettes, on March 18, 1906, The second was his ordination on June 11, 1935, in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. The third was his death on April 24, 1962, at Mendel. Half of Mendel's history as a school had been fathered under Father Winn during his six years as Prior for three of which he was also Procurator. While stationed for fourteen years at Cascia Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he was likewise Procurator and Prefect of Discipline. From 1950 to 1953 he was procurator of St. Rita High School. In 1953 Father was made Procurator of St. Mary's Church, Rockford, Illinois, and in 1956 took up the couble post of Procurator and Prior of Mendel Catholic High School. When Father Winn passed the last milestone left in the life of a priest, he had only to receive what rewards were his from the Eternal High Priest, Jesus Christ. Rev. Frederick J. Winn, OSA Therefore, we must pray at all times for the souls of the departed, for thus shall we be charitable, thus shall we be kind and merciful, thus shall we ourselves escape an un- happy death. XLIV Sermon of St. Augustine to the Brethern in the desert. Rnquiescab iw Paw