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(Right) Miss Fix and her Freshmen, Ray Rzepka, Denise Rttskiewicz, Cynthia Cies- linski. and Rich Stec, find that a con- temporary Bible vigil adds meaning to their religion class. (Opposite right) Father McMurtrie expounds upon the practicality of communication during marriage. (Be- low) Mr. Zielinski listens in” as Gary Pazur, Rosanne Bartell, Maggie Becker, and Mike Maher discuss the Christian con- cept in our modern world. (Opposite be- low) Contemporary' music provides Janice Shura, Dave Koch, and Sue Siemen with an understanding of the sounds of silence. 20
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Plato, pigtails; problems, religion becomes reality High school religion. No more delight in stories of bleed- ing martyrs and starving saints. No more unquestioning recita- tion of the Baltimore Catechism. In the words of Pope John, religion teachers needed to “open the windows and let the fresh air come in”. Gusts of that fresh air have given new life to religion classes at Saint Al’s. A visit to Mr. Zielinski’s “Awareness Class” will find the Juniors, wide awake even at the ungodly hour, being ex- posed to contemporary views on philosophy, pigtails and Simon and Gar. Freshmen are delighted to receive the chal- lenge of modern day Christian action. They express their faith and good intentions in magazine-torn collages and food baskets packed with peaches, oatmeal and avocados. Sophomores, led by Sister Cabrini and Sister Celeste, find stimulating dialogues and burlap banners incentives for their young Christian lives. And Seniors find their religion classes invaluably current. Com- parative religion and world problems challenge half of the class while Father McMurtrie holds the other half spellbound with a study of trends in modern Christian marriages. In all of the religion classes, reading and brainstorming are heavily emphasized from which workable, livable con- clusions arise. It is rather obvious that when the “windows were opened” at Saint Alphonsus. open-mindedness, Christian concern and contemporary expression all came in with the “fresh air”
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