Our Lady of the Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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UPON THE GREAT CORNERSTONE OF C H R I S T ' S P E A C E WE HAVE BEEN LED TO ERECT A SPIRITUAL TEMPLE TO THE TRIUNE GOD AND TO SING OF C H R I S T ' S P E A C E, THE MIGHTY SOURCE OF ALL THINGS ITS CODE IS THE GOSPEL ITS SYMBOL, THE C R O S S ITS VITALITY, THE E U C H A R I S T ITS WEAPON, PRAYER and SACRIFICE ITS SIGN, IN HOC SIGNO VINCES ITS TERMINAL-THE SPHERE OF HOME PARISH COMMUNITY WORK RECREATION OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS ACADEMY CONDUCTED BY THE FELICIAN SISTERS, O.S.F. Enfield, Connecticut

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Co Clic Pralacters af Khristis' Peace WE RESPECTFULLY AND LOVINGLY DEDICATE THE 1 9 5 2 ANGELICAN TO OUR DEARLY BELOVED FACULTY, WHOSE DAILY MESSAGE TO US WAS ONE OF CHRIST'S PEACE. The peace of Christ is in us, is with us. Christ's wisdom drew the plan, Christ's word accom- plished the design, Christ's life on earth sanctified it. It is ours to have and to share. I f it is shared, it carries with it an overflowing compensation of joy in the very fact that it throws its beams of charity, understanding, kindness, and forgiveness to the immediate and remote spheres of God's earth where breathes the soul of man created unto God's image and likeness. It is, therefore, our holy obligation to promote and to share the richest of all gifts - the Peace of Christ. Edwin Robinson, distinguished American poet, states that gratitude is of two kinds: the sudden which we feel for what we take, the larger kind which we feel for what we give. As our academic years draw quickly to a close, we Seniors find ourselves glancing back over the past four years and we marvel at our growth in the Peace of Christ. At the momentous occasion as is our graduation, we fully realize how great a debt of grati- tude we owe our Faculty, who to the cause of Christ's Peace had given such a full measure of devotion. It is only now, in these moments of recollection, that we see with almost a second sight, how carefully and wisely they had tried to awaken and enrich in our life the Peace of Christ, how selilessly and tirelessly they gave of time and energy that we might learn the way to live the WAY OF PEACE, Christ's way and the Felician way. Today our gratitude feels need of expression. It is not the sudden type of gratitude one experiences on receiving something. On the contrary, it is the larger and the nobler kind one experiences in giving some- thing. We are radiantly happy, therefore, to dedicate THE 1952 ANGELICAN to OUR BELOVED FACULTY whose virtues and good works are visible in every one of its pages.