Mount Mercy Academy - Mercienne Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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W1952 MOUNT MERCY ACADEMY 625 ABBOTT ROAD BUFFALO 20, NEW YGRK

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.wa 4 1 'mm 5?- OUR Mosr REVEREND Bisi-iop, JOHN F. O'HARA, C.S.C., D.D., has become recog- nized as an outstanding leader in the field of American Catholic education. The history of Catholic education in the United States is a glorious one-a tale of selfless zeal and heroic self-sacrifice. A little more than a century ago, that story, with its alternating reverses and successes, was begin- ning in Western New York under the direction of Bishop Timon, and it has con- tinued to grow and expand through trials and vicissitudes until the present day. For the past eight years, the spiritual leaders of the diocese of Buffalo have been actively concerned in a concentrated effort to further the principles enunciated by our late Holy Father, Pope Pius XI, in his encyclical on The Cbrirlian Education of Youth. Our bishops, who possess the priesthood in its fulness, are fulfilling their divinely conferred responsibility of teaching and preserving Christ's doctrine when they encourage Catholic education as they do, by every means in their power. THE Mos'r REVEREND JOSEPH A, BURKE, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Buffalo, has been a faithful and devoted friend of Mount Mercy for many years.