Seton Hill University - Chevron Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Porenff Doy Parents, Day, inaugurated in the fall of 1950, gives parents the opportunity to offer Mass with their daughters in St. Joseph Chapel, to dine with them in the students' dining room, and to meet and talk with the college administration and faculty. At the Parents' Day of November 4, 1951, a club especially for fathers of Seton Hill students and graduates became a reality through the activi- ty of an interested and en- terprising organization com- mittee. Serving hnancially, socially, and as good will agents, the members of the Fathers' Club hope to aid the college effectively in the achievement of its aims. Home Economic: rfu- dentr fone! Wizile and ffounne Keelun help Sister Bzzptirlu prepare. for the lea. Szudenlr, parents, and farufiy member: enjoy lhe Parents' Day tea. 'K if, Y y 1 Saw -f.. Fzzlhor Ryan meds with the ojicers ofthe Futherr' Cluh. Mr. john Lee Kirby, Treasurer, Father Ryan, Mr. John C. Alwine, Vice-presi- dentg Dr. Anthony A. Pandolfo, Presi- dent: Mr. Charles V. Doherty, Corre- sponding Secretary. Do you prayfer tea or coffee? Pouring: Laura Shuttle, Mary Kay Ma- haneyg Around Ihr tzzhfe hy? to right: jozin Callahan, Mrs. Loretta Callahan, Father Ryan, Janet Wlhite, Mrs. VVilliam NVhite, Mrs. Ned Bender, Mr. VVilliam White, Pat Bender, Mr. Ned Bender.

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The Reverend Philip Dion, C. llfl. Retreat Master-November, 1951. 'lim 119. 4, Al Setonzans feeez fe Holy Communion at tln altar rail, tlnzz paitiezpatzon in tlze Hob Saeiyiee of tlze llflass is made eww complete Pat Sweeney and .lrnzengarele Selzieberjinel tlzouglzt-provoking pamphlets for use during tlze students' annual retreat. Soelalists respond to the request at Fatima by evening partici- pation in tliefarnily rosary. You must make a habit of prayer, Saint Paul tells us, for prayer is learned by repeated acts. Throughout the year we have opportunity to grow in the most intimate familiarity with God Himself. In the morning we are united with Him at Mass and in Holy Communion. Daily from the monstrance He invites us to Come to Mell' Following each afternoon's classes we receive His sacramental benedietion. A united family, We pray the Rosary together every evening. And for these graces, in our goodnight visit, reverently we say, with our retreat master, Father Dion, Thanks, God! A mornentls pause in Our Laely's 'tion sent Heavenwarel . . . tlzen on to the next class. oratory, an aspira- 94

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