Mount Carmel High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ROM THE DAYS of the cata- combs the Catholic Church has staunchly recognized the necessity of Christian education. For centuries she has been the bulwarlc ot' civilization. During countless generations the patient monk and friar. toiling in the monasf tery library, stood the sole custodians of the learning of the Ctreeks and Romans against the vicious onslaughts of the barbarians. XVhen these savage invaders threatened to overwhelm Europe. the spark of learning was pref served in the monastery school. later to burst forth in the magnihcent achieve- ments ofthe Xliddle Ages. In these days when nations are ques- tioning the very existence of a God and attempting to destroy the little spark ol' faith which remains in the youth ol' their lands, the Catholic Church through her schools. is successfully combating these misguided philosophers. No one has been more zealous in upholding and strengthening the Catholic School Sys- tem than Bishop Sheil. His plan of Catholic Action has joined school with school into an ever increasing phalanx of stalwart youth that is carrying Cath- olic educational principles into greater and wider fields of activity. Carmel has welcomed the opporf tunity of co-operating with His Excel- lency to increase the effectiveness of the Catholic educational program. In some instances Carmel's school activities have anticipated Bishop Sheil's Catholic Ac- tion Program. ln fact it is only justi- fiable to assume that whatever success has been meted to Carmel in the scholasf tic field can be traced to the broad vision of her founders and leaders whose principles are so closely allied to those which motivate Catholic Action. NVe are proud to believe that Carmel ranks among the leaders in the Held of sec- ondary education, and that from her students will emerge the leaders of future generations. . , tv aimlrtia Illi . .4FW tl- 1 sw t ttltf at tit f E r I ,iff Q ll 'X,Q U4 S,x