Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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So hear him gently, angels, loft Ah, Mifhael, gaartlian of grave lrnrt Colne now to hear hir Jonl aloft To realmt where reft the Saintr, the jtfrt. O Thronef, who Jing inverfant praire Ye Thronef, who form hright hea1fen'J eonrt, What nnion with Goa' alia' ye raife In thi! dear fozzlv-thi! raintly fort! Ye, Powerj and Prineer, oft dial war At hir command demonif powerrg Come, joy that there no more may mar The glory gainea' throngh gnaralea' honrf. Dominationr-powerf .rnpreme Bid angel horrtf hear him afar Let glory of heatic clreamf Be hir, foal-Jearea' hy War'J grim fear! Come, Virtner, Joftly rai.fe him up Thi: Pope who Jaintf dia' canonizeg May prieftf who raiye the Sarred Cap Therein hir name foon eryrtallizel Ah, Chernhim, with ontftretfhecl wing What holy plaeef dort thon keep While radiant Seraphf gently Jing Pinr, to Lo11e'J eternal Jleep? O, Choirr, 'thriee-triplea', hear him .fwift Who, careworn, weary here hath trod Martyr to Peace! Ah, fhoirf, to fern lift Piztf triumphant to the throne of Goal! ANNE X7IRGINIA MII.I.ER, '39 O GOD, the Lord of mercies, grant to the soul of Pius XI a place of refreshment, rest, and happi ness, and the glory of Thy light . , . 1 +25 1122+

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Zln Memoriam Pl US XI I-IE was fl great lover of America, a great lover of his fellow men-and God rest his soul-he was a great lover of everything Worth while in lifC,U1BISHOP KEARNEY. Angels and zlrchzmgels, Thrones and dominations, principalities and powers, ye hosts of heaven, Cheruhim and Seraphim, bless ye the Lord for ever. Glory in Zlngnzlir light - O gather Angelf, romzcl the place ll7lJe1'e Pl7l.l' ref!! from ei11'llJ'J' cllearl flrlfe Come ye-with flow, deliberate pare Lead him lo Ch1'i.fivIife1'mzl Life! Ah, loere amid fl worlzl of woef He toiled while nine mzgelll' rlvniazf Maple zzfmif of flye zwzzflw of fam, 7'1-mqffillellmzfl enroll by pmyerflll lyrw. -:Zi 10 112-

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H15 HOLINESS POPE P1Us XII sw, W. Rome and Rochester IT BRINGS Rome very close to Rochester to see our new Pope Pius XII pictured here with our own Bishop Kearney. It establishes a very personal link between us when we see the Bishop of Rome walking side by side with the Bishop of Rochester. Formerly, a Pope seemed far off, distant, one we revered and loved and honored, but still one remote. Now, when we hear Pope Pius XII over the radio we can feel the closeness of Rome and Roch- ester, each presided over by a Bishop whose lives have many similarities. Our Holy Father is a Roman chosen for Rome, Bishop Kearney, a New Yorker, has come back to his native New York State as Bishop of our city. Pope Pius XII was a professor at Roman Seminary in his earlier years, Bishop Kearney taught at Cathedral College. 'vit I2 235 Mosr REVIEREND IAMES KEARNEY, D. D