Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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congregation dedicated to perpetuating the spirit and doc' trine of St. Francis Defiales. The Muther House of thc American province of the Ohlates is our own Salesianum. From this first foundation the Ohlatcs have spread to Philadelphia, Pa.: Toledo, Ohio, Eric, Pag Niagara Falls, N. Y.: Lockport, N, Y., and Royal Uak, Michigan, where they conduct schools similar to our own. REV. JOHN BIRKENHEUER i 'tvs NA st. .Sw . sl i QE' I 751, I ' fi x--'i i 4 i i, f I . , 3-, iii 1,35 ' i , ,,., 1 ' - Y - ' I if 4 '-1 f ,J REV. THOMAS CARLIN

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J REV. PHILIP BUTLER REV. HUBERT WETZLER gl , V sr St. Francis DeSales, Doctor of the Church and renowned director of souls, personally founded the Order of the Visitaf tion. But his premature death in 1622 prevented his prof posed founding of a society of priests to carry out his work. ln 1870, however, the Visitandines communicated their Salesian heritage to a group of priests and lay brothers, when Mother Mary DeSales Chappuis prevailed upon the Venerable Louis Brisson, a diocesan seminary professor and chaplain at the Visitation monastery at Troyes, to found a REV. JAMES O'NEILL lx f1':S 1 cafe' , REV. JOSEPH NEIDERMAIER Father Balducelli gives the Papal Blessing while Fathers Neidermaier, Tucker and Wetzler kneel. Father Martin is reading the results of the turkey raffle held 'before Thanksgiving while Father Lawless looks on. 1 ' .

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cuff? 3 lil? REV. DANIEL J. EARLEY M :- vi.: I 1 ' T S 'A REV. MR. JOSEPH CONNOLLY REV. MR. ELMER OROSZ 3' X S St. Francis DeSales, Doctor of the church and renowned direcf tor of souls, personally founded the Order of the Visitation But his premature death in 1622 prevented his proposed found' ing of :1 society of priests to curry out his work? In 18713, however, the Visitandines com' QQ munieated their Snlesian herif tzlge to a group of priests ' s 9 REV. MATTHEW McVEY fy, h W Na! M Cv The faculty caught in a moment of relaxation during evening recreation. SITTING from L. to R.: Fr. McVey, Fr. Birkenheuer, Brother John, Fr. Neidermaier, Fr. Lawless, rector, Fr. Donovan, Fr. Martin, Fr. Buckley, provincial, Fr. Butler, 6'