Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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Foumivziion 0 our Freedom - Religion, the most important subject of the day, follows morning prayer, and the Salute to the Flag. It starts our day in a most befitting way. Freshmen gain a deeper knowledge and love of Christ, by studying His life and Sacred Passion, and the doctrine that He taught to men. Sophomores learn the history of the Church that Christ founded, and study the means by which the grace of Christ comes to us-the Sacraments and prayer. Juniors begin to realize the many duties pointed out by the commandments and the precepts that govern all of Christ's followers. The Seniors study Apologetics, gaining a knowlf edge of our faith based on reason and logical proofs. To prepare for our vocation as wives and mothers, Seniors also study the graces given to us in the Sacraf ment of Matrimony and the responsibilities of the married state. Mia ' ..-amine K 't Catholic pamphlet Why, issued by the Catholic Informa- tion Center, offers points for Senior Religion discussion. Carol Feiy points out a pertinent example to Kathleen Cox and Cyrilla Dougherty, showing that good Christians make good Americans. Twentyftwo

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Ann Baraslia reminds her class that the Bible is the Inspired Wswrd. Visible in the first row: Mary Andolfi, Catherine Barr. and Mary Ann Anderson, Barbara Conway. Ann Branon, Mary Beglcy. Guidance classes learn that life is a special gift from God. as Nancy Kuhn points out to Mary Lawrence. Mary jane McGuire, and joan Long. 2 , eqrmm-wwrfsnf-ev H Z y E ,, y .- if Mgz V, ,.,,,M.,,.5 2 Q saznznricbie I y g N Befzkf in Gan' With the help of the Know Your Mass booklet, Nlargaret Guinan demonstrates to Jacqueline Heisner and Mary Ann Gessner the steps leading from the Mass of Preparation to the Mass of Fulfillment.