Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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aa o S wienfheyprepare r Although the sacristans are one of the most active groups in the school, they go almost unnoticed. Working cheerfully and without reward, these boys render a great service to their school and to their God. Their voluntary work starts before class and continues after school until well after the last bell has sounded. lg Q , llagliili tile? Before and after school finds our sactistans busily keeping the chapel and altars in accordance with that Salesianum principle: Cleanliness next to Godliness. ing the altars. BELOW: Mr. Hopkins and his sacristans Brake Luyster, Graham, Gilfillan and Talley. px TO THE LEFT: Sacristan Harry Brake performs the pre-school day duty of cover-

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lil? The Very Reverend Dominico l3alducelli, Superior General of the Oblates gives the Student Body the Apostolic Blessing. ' . il og - - ar , K , 3 X The development of soul, mind, and body is the aim of our teachers, and it is right that the development of soul should be the prime aim. For what doth it profit a man if he gain the world and suffer the loss of his soul? No matter what walk of life we follow, our religious training will remain ever with us. We study with God always near us in the chapel. We hear Holy Mass every Wednesday and have the Sacrament of Penance constantly at our disposal. Who of us is not impressed by this nearness to God? And during the months of May and October our little chapel is always packed for Benediction. whicd Ffa? a major ro e an TO THE LEFf: Father Tucker makes the formal introduction of Father Balducelli to the student body. BELOW: a scene from the daily Mass celebrated by a member of the faculty every Wednesday morning. Noon' AZ , x 9 K I 1 Z X Q A u IJ