Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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llli lillllll THE FIIIIDHIIIEIITIHS lil . 'T fig, -..4,'mi'qM ,Z V gg. 'WI-T-lE BOMBS ThaT bursf aT Hiroshima and Nagasaki represenfed, we are Told, The Terrible birfh of a New Age in The hisTory of mankind. From Those evenTful days unTil The presenT momenf a sTaggering quanTiTy of books, pamphlefs, professional and some noT so professional, have poured forfh from The press wiTh The obiecT of enlighfening The ignoranf common man concerning The mysferies of naTure and his probable dealing in ThaT fufure in which The aTom will be king. lncidenTally, The noT inconsider- able sums of The public money garnered by These missionaries and prophefs will leave The common man iusf ThaT much less To worry abouT on ThaT dread day when he desTroys himself by his own creafion and The world vanishes in a glorious chain reacfion like a sfring of Chinese firecrackers. To such a world hurfling down The ringing grooves of change The idea of religion is as ouf- moded as The crossrbow. Indeed, learned and un- learned alike are apT To know quife as much abouf The cross-bow as They know abouT religion. There is buf one insTiTuTion lefT among men which persisfs in Teaching as a maTTer of sober facf ThaT The des- Tiny of The human race is noT To be blown inTo iTs chemical componenfs by a parcel of mad dicTaTors and frenzied afomic physicisfs buT To inherif eTernal life wiTh God. However naive This docTrine may sound To The ear of modern man, The Church has no choice buT To confinue iTs preaching in accord- ance wiTh The insTrucTions of T-ler Divine Founder, and The Salesianum School feels, Therefore, in com- mon wifh all Cafholic schools, ThaT iT is consfrained To make no'apology for iTs emphasis upon The para- mounf imporfance of religion To man.

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