Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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1-er Inter-Parochial School Board Tllli BOARD, composcd of thc pastors 0f the parishes in the school district, acts as an advisory council concerning the financial and non-finnncjal affairs of Regina. It meets twice a year under the leadership of Sister Mary Irenaca and St. Gertrudcixs pastor, Reverend James Joyce, O.P., who was elected as presidcnt for this school year. T111: members of L315 Ruginn QChnul Board are frmn Sister Mary IrcnaL'a, hf! IO right: Father Seifert, CPPSW SL. Mark: 1 ;1Lhcr Huukcr, Our Muthcr of Sorrows; Father Nabcr, Sr. Julm; Monsignor Gresslc, St. lilinbcth; Mnnsignur Smith, Sis. Pmcr and Paul; Father Devin, All Saima; Fnlhcr Richter, St. MJHIICW; FJIIICF jnycc, 5L. GcrLrudc. Thu mcmbcrs wim wcrc alumni. arc the following: Father Gallagher, Aswmption; Falhcr Migoni, G.PPX, Muum Carmel; Father Blum, 5L VinCCHI Fcrrcr; and Mnnsignur Huber, St. Agnes. llj'x xil-7$' q

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HWH, . attunqu .. 51$ , .v i r f THE 11 VATICAN COUNCIL was called to be .1 Second Pentecost in the life of the Church of Christ. That once again the Church, Christ living amongst us today, may be revealed to men from every nation under heaven, in its pristine beauty and vitality. That the Mystical Body of Christ may enlighten our world, darkened by sin and ignorance of God, and cast fire upon the earth made dull and cold by materialism. The qualities of this Council L1H? 'CLARITY, of doctrine: that the truth of Christ might shine forth so brightly that it may be seen and understood by all men; and rCHARITY, of heart: that the love of Christ might enkindlc the hearts of all men of good will and fuse them together into one mighty fold, following the Good Shepherd and His Vicar on earth. along the road of peace in the world and glory to God on high. Pray sincerely for this result and accept with docility, reverence. and enthusiasm the decisions of the Council. eBixbn,h Leibold MoNsmNun CARL J. RYAN Tma MOST Rl-IVIZJU-ZND PAUL 1:. LIEIBOLD, .I.C.D. IN THE NlNl-Z'I'EEN hundred years the Church has been in existence there have been only twenty general councils prior to the present one. This means that on an average a council is held abOut once every century. The students who are now in a Catholic school are privileged, in that they have the opportunity of following the Council with the help of teachers who can explain the meaning of the proceedings. Remember that without the guidance of the Holy Spirit the Council cannot be a success. From time to time say a prayar that the Council may be fruitful in advancing the cause of the Church in a modern world. e-Monsig1wr Ryan 10

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FROM OCTOBER second to October tenth, Reginians held a ninetday novena in prepara- tion for the COming Ecumenical Council. The C.S.M.C. played an important part in making this a successful project. Reginians really took an activc part in the preparations going on at school before the Council convened. The last day of this novcna was a day of special prayer and silence as a final preparation for the opening of the Second Vatican Council, that its goals might be accomplished successfully. Pat Frederick brings the bulletin board up to data, Each parish was given four chairmen, whose duty in was to calculate the percentage of Reginians who attended the novcnn at their parish. cm councHW-