Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Bet us stamp the ilezprese ef eternity upen our lives. Seniors kneel in reverence as the Reverend John Hardy, C.M., retreat master, carries the Blessed 3- in f i-Uri I .i , te ' il? 'E-fl iw G1 ri' 3 .tw .Nye -i,is.,,, ll iff' tt Sacrament from the auditorium to the chapel. 'M If RETREAT A precious heritage of every Catholic student is the annual retreat. Christ, ever present in the tabernacle in the auditorium as well as in the Chapel, whispers to each heart, urging her to contemplate her faults and to make resolutions for the future. If properly used, the retreat should help every Setonite to become a model Catholic girl, Instructional and educational talks were given by the Reverend John Hardy, C.M., retreat master, which left much to reflect upon. The annual retreat came to a successful close on January 28 with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament and the Papal Blessing. The Reverend Michael J. O'Brien, C.M,, elevates the Most Blessed Sacrament at the closing of the annual retreat. Father O'Brien distributes Holy Communion to members of the student body at the close of the retreat.

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J-fe spake and into every heart his Wards carried new strength and courage MONSIGNOR DUGGAN Although comparatively few Setonites claim SS Philip and James as their parish, because of its prax- imity to school many can truly call it their second parish. Thus was it fitting that the student body should welcome in a special manner the newly-appointed pastor of SS Philip and James, the Right Reverend Monsignor John J. Duggan. At a special assembly held on December 7, Gayl Carre, president of the Leaders Club, welcomed Monsignor Duggan on behalf of the student body. Expressing his appreciation, Monsignor Duggan assured Setonites that they were most welcome at SS Philip and James and asked prayers for the work of the parish. 's N.......,. Oliva, and members of the leaders Club. Monsignor Duggan, the new pastor of SS Philip and James Church, addresses the student body. Monsignor Duggan glances over the student body as mem- A bers of the Leaders Club leave the auditorium after the welcoming assembly. Monsignor Duggan and members of the Leaders Club listen while the student body expresses its welcome in song. .iw Welcoming Monsignor Duggan at the door are Sister Genevieve, Sister Mary Geraldine, Sister In ll 'TF eil yt fi N EI 'I 'Ia .0 hell iw! 'Si A 1 J M!! 'Z' nfs