Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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X AZIZZ L I Rosalie Lamlca A' Kathleen Gillis Prefect ,.,, Vicegpre feet Mft fi if 1 Marian Savini fi! Y ' Virginia Burnes Secretary I A Treasurer 5 ISHOP SPALDING once defined education as ceaseless growth toward God. The Sodality aims to fulfill this ideal and to reach God through the guidance of His Blessed Mother. The aim of every sodalist is to be Mary-like in all she does and says. Daily Mass, mental prayer, acts of charity, and the rosary are the vitamins that help her to grow in her love for God. The three divisions of the Sodality, the Mater Dei, Rosa Mystica, and lanua Caeli, were very active throughout the year in their apostolic and spiritual works . They helped feed the poor with Christmas basketsg they visited hospitals: they conducted a clothing drive, and some taught catechism . Ianua Cacli Inner circle: B.Lo Vallo, C.Mc Knight, A,Stasinski, R.Sottile, S.Callari, K.Gi1lis, P.Ervo1ino, A,M,Pepe. I.Oriss. Outer circle: M.A,Regan, P.Westphal, M.Timineri. I.Henry. I.Ro11ek, J.Sae1i, K.Mc Gorray, N.Pfoertner, M.A,Lochocki. Standing: G,Pepe, M.Bel1, C.Caffrey, R. La Duca-chairman, P.Osiecld, C.Lazzaro, C.Grimaldi. 45