Queen of Angels College of Nursing - Liber Reginae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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.Sixty-two 3 May Coronation .Slvladfy The Queen of Angels Sodality was Hrst organized in 1930 under the direction of Sister Susanna. Sister NI. Hedwig is our present Nloderator. This year Dorothy Burke is Prefect with Florence Van Beveran serving as Secre- tary-Treasurer. Headed by Nora Corbett, the Eucharistic Committee is composed of Eileene Daniger, Florence Raemisch and lvlary lwurphy. This Committee takes care of posting of Sodality communion days and appoints students to accompany Father with the candle as he carries Holy Communion to the patients each morning. Our Lady's Committee plans special devotions honoring Our Lady in the months of May and October. The Committee under the leadership of lvlary O'Leary con- sists of Genevieve Matthexvs, Florence Anderson and Ma1'garet Thibadeau. The collection and distribution of Christmas baskets has been the particularly successful activity of the Apostolic Committee. -lane Friedenthal, Eleanor Saulpaugh and Florence Walte1's form the Committee under Peggy Gallagher. A large collection of literature and holy articles was sent to our Army Chaplain for distribution among the Service men. This collection was sponsored by Lucille Harter in cooperation with Elizabeth Carpenter, Mary Tague, Rose Meaghel' and Justine Hain, members of the Literary Committee. At the regular monthly meetings current Sodality activities are discussed. Throughout the year, various speakers have highlighted these meetings. Twice a month the students attend Holy Hour Devotions in the Chapel. Each month Sodality Union meetings are held at St. Thomas' Hall to discuss problems confronting the Catholic youth. Several representatives from Queen of Angels Sodality attend these gatherings. One of the most beautiful events in the Sodality year is the May Coronation of the Blessed Mother's outdoor shrine. Following Benediction, the Sodalists march to the Grotto, singing hymns while the Prefect places the crown upon the image of Our Blessed Mothe1'. Much of the success of the Sodality is due to the interest and untiring efforts of Sister M. Hedwig, who along with her many duties in the hospital finds time to be friend and counselor to all the students. f W-.Nia Wil.