Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Ure more Ktzthelie beeeme the interests ef our Hrztheie peeple, the were leyrz! and se?-sizerWei1rg will be their ,erzrislf spirit. 'i '-I x Enioying refreshments after parish meetings are the Rev. John McGlone, Our Lady of Good Counselg Rev. Francis J. Flanagan, SS Philip and James: Rev. Edward Sargus, St. Matthew: Rev. Edmond J. Stroup, St. Charlesg Rev. John McCall, Our Lady of Mt. Carmetg and Sara Olsen, Margaret Poehler, lillian Baker, Beverly Chaftman, Diane Rylcoslri. The Reverend John Kelly of St. Bernard's meets with his Sodalists alter the general meeting. PARISH LOYALTY WEEK To make each Setonite a more active member of her Parish Sodality was the theme of Parish Loyalty Week, held the first week of November in conjunction with National Catholic Youth Week. As President of the Children of Mary, Gayl Carre pre- sided at an assembly at which the importance of parish loyalty was stressed. A priest from each parish represented among the student body was invited ta be present at this general assembly. Following this, students from each parish met with the priest at a special meeting in various classrooms where means of strengthen- ing Ioyalty and increasing activity were discussed. Otticers of the Children of Mary close the assembly by ioining the student body in a hymn to Blessed Mother. :- nb. lntently watching the Parish loyalty program are priests and Setonites from the various parishes.

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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

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you oro all oooz1!1fuL O ,Moryf you orc tho Glory you are tho joy you ore tho J-Iooour of our ,ooo,o His Excellency, Archbishop Keough presides while Bishop Sebastian celebrates Mass held at the Stadium MARIAN YEAR RALLY To climax the ceremonies and activities of the Marian Year and as a titting token of love to Blessed Mother, a city-wide rally was held at Memorial Stadium on Sunday, October Sl. Setonites, along with stu- dents from many schools and parishes, attended the rally which closed with the tirst afternoon outdoor Mass ever celebrated in Baltimore. His Excellency, the Most Reverend Archbishop Keough presided and Bishop Sebastian celebrated the Pontitical High Mass. Such a demon- stration of love and fidelity to the Mother of God was a fitting close to this year of grace. 1 inf ll, 1 maxi 1 'rsic.isntw2u2ml.a1sx