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Religion Continued Perseverance despite human frailty keynoted the meditative talks throughout the three-day retreat directed by the Reverend James Murphy. Father is one of the assistant priests at Holy Name Parish, Detroit. 12 Most popular of the Advent customs handed down to us is the wreath made of evergreens, bound to a circle of wire. German in origin—it was taken, so we are told, from the pagan fire wheel—the wTeath represents the cycle of thousands of years The Reverend Harold Wolf, while as sembling his notes in preparation for one of his religion classes, interjects
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to Spiritual Fulfillment Religion for the St. Alphonsus student is not restricted to the religion class but permeates his entire day. Regardless of the subject he studies, Christian principles are the determining factor in daily discussions and controversies. His opportunities for spiritual advancement include the daily eleven-thirty Mass, reception of the sacraments, weekly religion classes taught by the priests, annual retreats, membership in the sodality, altar boys, sacristans and Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade. Addressing the students at an Honors Convocation is serious business. The Reverend Bernard Dominick, however, in his initial talk to the student body, injects enough humor to make the assembly “sit up and listen.” Controversial topics introduced by the Reverond Francis Granger often provoke a lively discussion among the seniors. John Demers and Larry Gilsdorf ensnare Father after class for a friendly “rehash” of a popular subject.
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from Adam to Christ, during which the world awaited the coming of a redeemer. The wreath here is lighted by Christine Parfen and Michael Rel- linger while the class recites the traditional prayers for the third week of the liturgical season. a humorous anecdote to arrest the at- tention of these sophomores. A familiar landmark in the parish cemetery inspires Christine Przychorski, Richard Bourgoise and Dan Fad£r to reflect on the heroic deeds of our war veterans. Determined to find the right answer, Lucy Tambeau and Ed Birrell set to work. Church history questions, when posed by the Reverend Alex Brunett, are not only challenging to the juniors, but thoroughly enjoyable.
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