Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I Search The Search is designed to involve the whole person, the emotional self as well as the rational, in a religious experience of community. Fr. Gene Del-more. SJ. co director of Search, said in initiating a drive early fall quarter to inform the campus of the program's existence and purpose. The concept of Search is unlike that of the ordinary retreat. Silent meditation is only a small part of the total experience. The students’ time is also spent in small rap sessions. talks, seminars, and community masses. It allows the person to reach out to others and learn an awareness of their faith through this shared experience. Students are the basic motivational force of the weekend. Team leaders, made up of those who have previously participated in a Search, organized the weekend schedule and stimulated the Searchers by leading discussions. Crew members also prepared meals, cleaned up. distributed letters of encouragement and prayed for the individual Searchers. Lay apostles assisted the priests in discussing topics of relevance and concern to the Searchers. Fr. Joseph McGuire. SJ. and Fr. Gene Delmore. SJ. directed the Search. The fall and winter Searches were held at St. Joseph's School.

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Masses on Campus f Above: Students receive an opportunity to develop the week's liturgy in the weekly meetings at the liturgical center Right: Fr Joseph McGuire pours the sacrificial wine in preparation for mass. Left: Alice McLaughlin drops her host into the chalice. Right: Fr. Leroux administers the ashes to Bernadette Greive. 18 AEGIS 72

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Lott: Posters exhibit a message tor searchers Abovo: Movies extend the scope of one's experience. i Left: A member of the search crew takes time out to pen a letter Below: Linda Ann Yarko and John Peterson lead a discussion on their poster. LL'Wffi C 20 AEGIS 72