Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Kiley are cuffed fo imparf frufk Father McClimont gives henediction to the students following the reception of the Children of Mary. Father Colman C.M. takes time out from his study at Hopkins University to give a course in Apologetics to IV-5. Father Collopy from Sts. Philip and James parish comes across the street weekly to give instructions to III-7. Opening Mass was celebrated by Father O'Brien, assistant pastor at Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

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and fo dimafafe as fo imifafe if. H HIERARCHY If a Woman is to he a woman, she cannot become so in sections. She must be educated spiritually, mentally, culturally, socially, and physically. ln each of these spheres of educa- tion, acting simultaneously, comes various direc- tors and influences. For spiritual training Seton- ites look to our Archbishop, our bishop and our priests. These supply lessons in doctrine and guidance which aid immensely in the formation of Catholic womanhood. Right Reverend Monsignor John J. Duggan, Pastor, Saints Philip and James Church Reverend Francis X. McGuire, Assistant Pastor, Saints Philip and James Church tor, Saints Philip and James Church Reverend John C. Callopy, Assistant Pas- Reverend John E. Awalt, Assistant Pastor Saints Philip and James Church

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and flze prilzcipfes of riqlzf fivizzq. PARISH LOYALTY Parish Loyalty Week is observed at Seton with the express purpose of stimulating interest in oneis parish. The highlight of this week is an assembly which is attended by parish priests from all over the city. A chairman, usually a Senior, serves as hostess and guide while the priest gives instruction to the girls from his parish. Father Altmann, from Our Lady of Good Counsel parish, holds the attention of his parish group at an informal discussion. Leona Schmoll, acting as hostess for Blessed Sacra- Judy Tochterman welcomes Father Linn, our guest ment parish, chats interestingly with Father Schmidt. speaker during Parish Loyalty Week.