St Adalbert High School - Albertonian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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-JL 055,8- ex.,-t 9'f 'S..a I4 ls A D but .292 '1- -,N-K ITE DOCETE OMNES GENTES Faithful to the divine commission, Co and teach all nations, our teaching staff composed of Priests and Sisters is doing its utmost to give us a truly Christian education wherein the complete man is trained. This motto, too, stands as a daily reminder of our responsi- bility to further the kingdom of Cod on earth by our example of a life lived in accord with the teachings of Christ. fs., 1 SQL Er YOUR LfG1L,l7- SHXN E Pittsburgh Bicentennial class lights the way for the Adalber- tans to the tune of Light of the World in the newly opened auditorium-gymnasium. 25

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OUR SPIRITUAL POWER HCJUSE Pittsburgh,s greatness is due to the abundance of natural resources with which a provident Cod has generously endowed it. Deprived of these, it would degenerate into a ghost town unable to provide its in- habitants with the material needs for subsistence. In the spiritual order, the holy sacrifice of Mass is the storehouse of treasures for a greatness that does not pass with time. Aware of the excellence of this supreme act of Worship, we daily hasten to participate in the sacriiice thereby hoping to give substance to the lessons learned in the classroom and by daily experiences. In the problems of the days ahead may we remember to aid ourselves by the fruits of a Mass devoutly offered. 24

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Students avail themselves of the throat blessing 0 St. Blaise. Class presidents begin each dai' of Advent with prayers and lighting of the A vent candles. lv tl H -4 ef ' at Xi n the feast of RELIGIOUS Caring for the To make religious instruction more meaningful Father Nazimek disiplays sacred vessels and vestments to in terested stu ents. Seniors head for a visit with Christ before begin- ning their schoolday. 26 ,, ,smu- gaqnd L R .ani ,- ,. rg-,X J f .f'f .MW 'A . s