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IN MEMORIAM Christianity is for men, And men fall, and they must be lifted up again, and again . . . And men fail, and they must be given another chance, and another . . . And men cherish life in this life And they must be given Both the reason and the material to use it well. . . Mother Mary Annunciata, C.S.S.F. is one Who lived in that understanding. She was a valiant woman, a pioneer, an educator, a dedicated religious. Philadelphia: 1887—Enfield: 1968. Within this framework: Detroit: 1902, responded “to come to the altar of God”, the God Who was joy to her youth. Began religious formation at the Felician Sisters Aspirancy. Middletown, Connecticut: South Boston, Massachusetts: 1912, 1918- Principal of Elementary School. Lodi, New Jersey: 1922, Provincial Councillor and Director of Orphanage. Enfield, Connecticut: 1932- Foundress and Provincial Superior of Enfield Province. 1944- Foundress and President of Our Lady of the Angels Academy. Krakow, Poland; Rome, Italy: 1946-1953: Vicar General of the Congregation. Enfield, Connecticut: 1959- Assistant Provincial. Bangor, Maine: 1964- Assistant Administrator of the St. Joseph Hospital. For sixty-six years among her people, among God’s people, She built, she dreamed, she gave of herself, entering into the heart of her mission. She made men better by the force of her life. She became better by the force of Christ in her. On January 20, 1968, she left the meaning of that life to others, To her fellow sisters, to us, the students at her academy. We will begin again, but not the same. Because she has changed us. Mother Annunciata has left us with the Peace and Love of Christ. . . Now, in fullness, her own reward.
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have witnessed fruitful endeavors for peace and regressive battles of war. This year has thrust us, America’s youth, out of our glass houses and into the real world. Space explo¬ ration, ecumenism, and poverty, and rioting have made us more aware of our moral and social obligation, and have sparked the fire of concern to a true burning flame. Unde¬ niably, this year has marked a great step in our development as members of society. This was 1968.
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