Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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1 ln his unceasing attempts to update the Church through Vatican ll, Pope Paul has demonstrated his determination and tremendous foresight. Through the courage of his convictions, he has sparked a new spirit of ecumenism which has resulted in many rapid changes within the Catholic Church. We, the students at Notre Dame, admire his incentive and initiative to unite all faiths into a single universal Church. He has set an example which all world leaders ought to follow in their strive for harmony among nations - unification by peaceful means. lt is our fervent hope that all of his obiectives will be realized and we sincerely proclaim Viva il Papo! HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL Vl Instrumental in the founding and early de- velopment of Notre Dame High School, Mother Mary Bride has continued to act as its benefactress during the past six years. As Mother General of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy, she vigorously fostered and implemented a program designed to meet the needs of both students and faculty. A new convent, housing twenty-eight faculty members, and an athletic stadium are two very tangible testimonials to her personal interest and material contributions. Through her wisdom, fore- sight and direct appointment, Notre Dame has the first lay vice-principal in the diocese. We are grateful to Mother for the continued support and encouragement she has shown along with her provision of opportunities for our personal and academic improvement. MOTHER MARY BRIDE CLAIRE, R.S.M. Mother General of the Rochester Sisters of Mercy LW A X i , . ,A l V w,JljL' U wx, lt! 9 f 0 ' fl, tw ,wk vb f QGUJKJMX, Ebb i tu ' CJ ,wap tx ilvbiwu Xwf if uf 1 QM f H M Wt QQWL 95 will

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