Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ffoodilzq fifeys course wifk lzer Lriqlzfness. During the monthly meeting of the Children of Mary, the seniors portray the apparitions of Saint Catherine Lahoure. The Green Scapular and Ribbons Committees com- plete their monthly assignments. The officers of the Children of Mary, Patricia Johnson, Judy Beckman, Donna Siegert, and Nancy Harig converse with Sister Margaret, the moderator of the organization. The Marinews Committee, Pat Cruss, Pat Kline, Theresa Curgick, and Pat Handley, headed by Nancy Harig, work on the monthly edition of the Children of Mary paper. Q 1 . 3 s . 1

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ary sian s as or eacozz CHILDREN OF MARY As we plan ahead for Womanhood, We must not forget the very ideal of women, Mary, the Mother of God. The Children of Mary Associa- tion tries to put into daily practice those virtues which 'will make them resemble their model. Under the leadership of this organization, much charity has been practiced. One group visits City Hospital on various occasions taking with them timely treats and useful articles. Children of Mary Reception, Lourdes Week, and the annual May crowning have all made this year holier and happier for all members. Concetta Vinci, Joyce Doggendorf, and Ann Mengers repare the Children of Mary bulletin board for May.

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ary refieci5 ei feminine expression of Gnrisi-iike quniiiies. Truly a replica of the Lourdes pilgrimage are these Sisters, nurses and students kneeling in the rain for Benediclion. The Seton Cleo Club receive Holy Communion at Mass during the Marian Congress. Pat Johnson, President of the Children of Mary at Seton, presides at one of the con- ferences at the National Marian Congress.