Quigley Preparatory Seminary - La Petit Seminaire Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I F Fifth Rowg Murphy, W Murphy, A Nrckele, D. Q'Sullivan, l. O'Connor,J Ondera, Plurn,J Murray Fourth Row: E. O'Leary, Murphy, F Piraino W. O'Neill, T. Noonan, R Prescott, W. O'Connell, T. O'Leary Third Row: F. Ofonnor, J O'Connor, T Plain, Murtaugh, M Murphy, R Plotke, F. Prendergast, J O'Brren, W Nemmers. Second Row: O'Grady, D. Q'Donovan P. O'MalleY, W. Pellizzari, J Plunkett H. O'Sullivan, R. Powers, F O'Donnell M. O'Malley. First Row: R. Nowak, W. Pentis, R Paster nak, W. Nowak, Fr. Marhoeffer, E O'Donnell, W. O'Malley, J Olesek P. Novell. 1G Filth Row: G. Ryan, Runnion, D. Schrnit E. Quattrochi, R. Riefke M. Skupien, R Skriba, T. Rafferty, R. Quinn. Fourth Row: R. Shaugnessey, Shipper,J Scharkey, G. Rice, D. Sliwinski, W Reading, D. Reardon, W. Ruff, F. Sorren tino. Third Row: J Scanlon, J. Cualizza, R Stanton,A.Schmidt, J.Reche,P.Scanlon R. Richter, D. Rynne, G. Reynolds. Second Row: Spenser, Riordan, P Scott, J. Rassel, A. Shemezis, M. Saxton J. Salerno, V. Rudden, E. Reilly. First Row. H. Smogolski W. Ryan, R Stanger, P. Schultz, Fr. lemple, Seitz E. Richardson, N. Sikorski, T. Shea. ll-l Filth Row: M. Zacher, P. Wrlkin, M Steplyk, D. Weidner, T Wenig, S Staszak, K. Stead, N. Wisz, C Strella, Welt y. Fourth Row' W. limmerman, Watters, L. Surges A Sviatko, R. Swade J Weg larz, E D. Thompson, E. V. Thompson, Thorpe, W. Ware, J. Sterczek. Third Row: D. Sullivan, Vargo. D. Weber R. Walker, R. Wecoss, Ulaszek, Li Weckerle, Vk'akolbinger, J. loumey, D. Sullivan. Second Row. Wrsland, R Wisniewski, R. Zimmer, B. Webb, 'lownsend Ward, C. Strom, L Woyer, A Wescott, Willbanks. First Row E. lekarz, W. Watson, West, G. lasch, Fr Hoffman, S Wilson, D. Young, Wenafe, R. lhenault

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THE PRIEST MUST TSE GRACED BY NC LESS KNQWLEDGE AND CLLTLIRE THAN IS USUAL AMQNCJ WELL BRED AND WELL EDUCATED VJEUPLE QF HIS DAY The dignity ol the office which the priest holds, and the maintenance ol a becoming respect and esteem among the people, which helps so much in his pastoral worlc, demand more than purely ecclesiastical learning. The priest must be graced by no less lcnowledge and culture than is usual among well-bred and well-educated people ol his day. This is to say that he must be healthily modern, as is the Church, which is at home in all times and all places, and adapts itself to all, which blesses and lurthers all healthy initiative and has no Tear ol the progress, even the most daring progress, of science, il only it be true science. indeed, in all ages the Catholic clergy has distinguished itself in every field ol human lcnowledge, in Fact, in certain centuries it so toolc the lead in the Field ol learning that the word 'cleric' became synonymous with 'learned'. The Catholic Priesthood, P. Pius XI.