Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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ugranf, irwinci L, ca m KKCLZOI1 fA2 of HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND PATRICK A. O'BOYLE, D.D., ARCH- BISHOP OF WASHINGTON MOST REVEREND JOHN M. MCNA- MARA D.D., V.G., AUXILIARY TO THE ARCHBISHOP AND VICAR GENERAL OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF WASHINGTON. f 1' UC'

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jalfe wiflt you . . . gaiflt euerec! .gpairifuaf guided 5i51gm,5k ,Q .-,, 1 .i . 3 Li M S A S Q- S Q liars-1.g0f:1:fm1fk-ef AMLETO GIOVANNI CICOGNANI, D.D APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO THE UNITED STATES this year celebrated the Golden jubilee of his Ordination to the holy Priesthood. The whole country rejoices with his Excellency over this grace. You can never fully appreciate what the shepherds of your souls do for you. Their offering of the Holy Sacrifice alone is of incalculable benefit to you. Then their watchfulness, their selflessness, their lead- ership guard your moral life from danger. Safely may you hearken to their behests and always may you depend upon them to be your spokesmen. four

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Za ond .gafltem in jaiflt . . . inuinci L, uigranf, ca 50.1 It seems natural for Sisters of Notre Dame to work with Jesuits. Long years ago the Foundresses of Notre Dame were advised and strengthened in their first efforts to found schools for children by Fathers of the Faith. These were ac- tually llesuits temporarily suppressed bee cause unjustly accused of political nia- chinations. No names in her early In- stitute history are in greater honor than those of Pere Thomas, Pere Varin, Pere Enfantin who fathered Notre Dame's first steps. F if t rts t 7 1,v?'us.T5 i' Very Reverend Alfred F. Kienle, y, Rector of St. Aloysius for the past six years. Reverend Edward A. Fuller. the zealous promoter of our First Friday devotions to the Sa- cred Heart. YC