Providence College - Veritas Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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The Most Reverend Russell J. lVlcVinney, D.D., LLD. i Fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Providence fl H.. -r 5'-A u N 1 XJ . f 'o 4? ' E '1 -I l l f 2 Q- Q -QS ggg . . 51i, ,.ll?ffl Q 'fi M, l u ' 'Q , I lr 'xw 1 rs ,I as -- i f--if-. i i L7 X125 i ,, 9 pa a-Ji' 1, 1.3 Rua: l 1- 'S X f N7' 1 Q H x 0 J ' 6 X Q X Q My g f l x an 4 4 I .fx J' A I .-1-. -A ' mi Wh G 2 T F i T 5 N f '. , 5 l'i.a ' Ill f Y if -if '...v I .- ' .1 5 I.: will ith,-.WA:',4,i 6 . .V -1-f p.-., -- f Hifi li 4 1-wi fu if-A ii at 1 P .Up A K ? nl -tg f 1 3 - 55,5 , .- C! AM Ars-f it MAREA T5i!?.TEll SMU can i N the years that you have gov- erned the Diocese of Providence, you have left an indelible impres- sion upon us as a truly liberal edu- cator, a genuine friend of Provi- dence College, and an outstanding member of the Catholic hierarchy. Your interest in the College has been a vital factor in its inesti- mable success as an advocate of Truthg your solicitucle toward the student body has been our encour- agement in the struggle to develop into true Christian gentlemen, ex- emplars of Providence College. You have given us a deep insight into the problems which our gener- ation must face in a world clouded by doubt, despair, and cynicism-- the daughters of faithlessness. We are most grateful to you for the wise guidance you have given us in the moral and intellectual spheres. We consider ourselves for- tunate to have been entrusted to the care of such an exemplary Apostle of the Church. We thank Cod for this blessing and pray that He may continue to inspire you with wisdom and may bless your future with success.

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S President of the Corporation of Providence College, you have indirectly but forcibly exercised your influence upon us. Through your astute leadership the College has prospered from its humble origins into an institution of considerable stature, highly re- spected for the excellence of its instruction. Under your direction, Provi- dence College has expanded its Fa- cilities, enabling it to reach an ever-broadening circle. The same success which char- acterizes all your endeavors was again in evidence when you held the position of Vicar General of the Order of Friars Preachers. The high ideals of Truth and Faith which have been inculcated in us here have aroused a feeling that we shall never be able to re- pay you for your beneficence. Our ardent prayer, therefore, is that Cod may assume our tremen- dous debt by rewarding you with even more success in your position of capital importance. The Very Reverend Terence McDermott, 0.P., S.T.lVI., LL.D., K.lVI. President, Providence College Corporation ' s c Eat? E X low.: Sven as V 1. x::' E - J . ,,x. E y -9 l i udp-: V Y I Q Falun