Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Father Schetter shows his willingness to help Mercians by de- voting his time to answer those questions posed by Mary Oster- hues. n cC0r1szsi0ns will be heard today from Today is lVIonday and NIerCians have access to four priests from adjacent parishes. Besides giving personal guidance, the priests teach freshman and sophomore students the basic principles of their faith. Rev. John L Bensman and Rev. Albert Schetter instruct freshmen and sophomores. De- voting every Monday to our sophomores and their spiritual development is Rev. Kenneth chz. Put- ting in a daily appearance at Mercy to teach a class of second year students youyll find Rev. James Peak- er. Results Mercians End that religion must de- velop into a way of life. 19 For Father Peaker, entering the confessiunal at Mercy is a weekly routine Fun and pleasure are cast aside and spiritual guidance is applied to all problems that may arise for the girls.

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uReligion is not hard? explains Father Bensman to Diane R0- berlu, nifs just a mattcr of puuing to practice what you have learned? Looking over the materials that will be mvered dur- 18 Relz'gz'on Doorkeeper t0 An Inner sze Ont: 0f the four pricsrs that comes weekly to insmct freshmen and sophomores is Father chz. Here he awaits questions from students. ing the course of the year, Diane realizes that it work really be that difHCulL

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Mwum MTV . -. .-,..-'-... Ar wm:m wwmq-u mmmm.-.5.y. , Sister Mary Annette R.S.M. and Pamela Kramer show their enthusiasm over the rcligion project the freshmen are demon- strating, Lnraync Brockmcicr posts a notice concerning an interacial justice discussion. Being a nationnwide problem, the program was designed to give the Catholic viewpoint to the girls. Religion Basz'sfor a Christian sze HNNOUNCINC! TO BE HELD BN RT , .77 . ; um; 95; :u ms mums MSTION MSW! PERIOD