Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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RT. REV. THOMAS F. HICKEY, D. D., Who through many years as prinripal and as instructor, and later through the larger influence of his high office, has been a constant and telling factor in the 'work of Nazareth Academy

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type of soul consecrated to the hrgher l1fe A certam quahty of sprrrtualrty sweet and attractrve yet wrthal vrgor ous and practlcal characterrzed her One realrzed that a l1v1ng farth gave strength to the foundatrons of her lrfe was the motrve power of her labors and of that farth were evolved the rdeals toward wh1ch her whole l1fe moved Perhaps the most strrklng quahty of her remarkable personalrty after her general ab1l1ty was a certam t1m1d1ty whlch remarned wlth her to the end lhuty mne years rn the hrghest oflice of a great 1nst1tut1on wlth the large experlence rt brought drd not ellace thrs quahty whrch was perhaps her svs eetest charm She was a burlder an educator and an admmrstr ator and above all she was a leader of hearts and souls through hxdden paths of to1l and sacrrflce on toward all Mother Agnes was the woman wrth a heart full of tenderness and aftectron gentle full of genurne helpful sympathy Her lrfe was one long act of grvrng and domg Wrll her domg and grvmg cease now that she has reached the Source of all good g1fts'7 So she would not be her own great hearted self Let us rather prcture her safe and secure and radrantly happy ln th mrdst of her own gentle nuns that have gone before strll umted wrth them rn the old sweet ways of prayer and prarse How can she cast off the old earth habrt of seventy years of domg good to others? Th treasury of the great Brrdegroom IS now her own Mary the Help of Chrrstrans rs her mtlmate frrend and the dear St Joseph has st1ll a father s heart to command Let us then FSJOICG Wrth a holy gladness that we have known such true though hrdden greatness on earth that we have come w1th1n the clrcle of 1tS Godlv rnfluence and let us st1ll look wrth confidence to her for a contrnuance of the deeds of golden charrty whlch were her very l1fe May she enjoy m fullest measurr the reward of the Sarnts I . .. I. I I I . I .I . I . .I ' g 2 I . '. I I . I . . I, II II . . I II 4 I 1 , . . 4 Y' . ' ' 9 the highest ideals that human lives can follow. With I , 1 - , ' 1 N W v 5 , 1 1 ' ! u . n . , n e 1 ! , ' . e . . . . I 2 ' ' 3 ' 3 , . ' 1 7 v' I c I I I uf S I . . . I , . ,,

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REV. WILLIAM P. RYAN Instructor in Religion