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I 1. A special Mass celebrated by His Ex- cellency, Bishop John Ward, com- memorates the beginning of the new school year. 2. Daily reminders help to maintain a spiritual atmosphere. 3. After each meal, students offer a prayer of thanksgiving. 4. Every seminarian searches for a form of prayer in which he is best fulfilled. 5. Classes begin and end with a shared prayer. 6. Devotion to the Holy Eucharist is fos- tered by daily Mass which is the cen- ter of each day. 7. Viet Nguyen responds to a prayer ex- perience by writing in his journal. 8. The Blessed Mother brings us closer to her Son and deepens our faith. -
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II ATHLETICS Intramural sports give us the op- portunity to develop our athletic talents, p. 66 5 STUDENTS Young men from various cultural backgrounds constitute our semi- nary family, p. 76 RESPONSIBILITIES We grow in maturity by undertak- ing responsibilities throughout the year. p. 106 MINISTRY We minister by reaching out and sharing our love with others, p. 120 - •. ACTIVITIES Many activities during the year en- hance school spirit, p. 128 1 . The Seniors prepared for the upcom- ing school year on their leadership re- treat at Big Bear. 2. We make Christ the center of our lives by recognizing His constant presence. 3. Sr. Pauline Therese and Fr. Przygoda walk to the refectory for lunch. 4. Sharing a common faith, we gather to celebrate the Mass. 5. After a long week, students look for- ward to going home. 6. Jerardo Gomez careens through the obstacle course in the Student Coun- cil race on Mary ' s Day. 7. Senior, Matt Howard, discovers that, teaching others about Christ helps tc deepen our own faith. 8. Jose Chavez energy in th
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GIVING AND RECEIVING iTRo wncHfn n iivi One of the most predominant places we discover Christ is in prayer. Whether in silence, with the community, at Mass, in small groups, alone or with others, prayer brings us in union with God. Through many different experiences in prayer, we dis- cover Christ and the call He gives to all of us. In the midst of all the trials of this world, we pray and ask the Lord ' s strength to be witnesses to Christ ' s light. It is His the world, the salt of the earth. Jesus is Lord. Every day we try to proclaim this, by our lives. Through prayer we discover different to do this. Prayer to us is communication: a giv! and a receiving. We continue to expand upon our understand- ing of prayer as we experience the movement of the Spirit within us. It is in our union with God that we discover new meaning for life.
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