Monsignor Coyle High School - Review Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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I-INGU GE I l'rl-aunhlv. . . THE RIGHTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL MUST BE ASSURED 'The dignity of the human person as the image of God must be set forth in all its essential implications in an international declaration of rights, and be vindicated by the positive action of national governments and international organization. States as well as individuals must repudiate racial, religious or other discrimination in violation of those rights. Us-' Saber-es-Poder ...contra audentior ite, qua tua te fortuna sinet Those...who say that we must have regard to our fellow citizens hut not to foreigners are destroying the universal brotherhood of mankind, and when this is gone kindness, generosity, goodness, justice are completely gone too. Cicero . Pbsetw, 3 Paris ne s'est pas fait en un jour. Ego sum talibus viris brevi orbem terrarum Page eighteen subigerem.

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The unity of all men in Christ is the perfect solution ot our problems. To work toward such a terrestrial paradise is the duty of every man. Peace and happiness will prevail on earth only to the extent that men approach this ideal. We, the people of the United States, are a people ot high destiny. We are privi- leged to take a leading role in rebuilding the World on a foundation of liberty, justice and charity...May God give us the strength to overcome the Axis pagan tyrants and the wisdom and grace to bring peace, just and lasting, to the whole world. M. 0' Shaughnessey

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CIE CE Preamble. . . 3 THE RIGHTS OF OPPRESSED, WEAK OR COLONIAL PEOPLES MUST BE PROTECTED The rights ot all peoples, large and srnall, subject to the good ot the organized world community, must be safeguarded Within the framework ot collective security. The progress of undeveloped, colonial, or oppressed peoples toward political re- sponsibility must loe the object of international concern. Specific Heat of Metals Y Boilers and Boy1e's Lew Halogen Mix-up or ? Page nineteen