St Agnes Seminary School - Agnesian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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. im conomontn i . ' V' ,Q . ei' 'lf' ay . ,4 -r . . Y, ' V s T, 1 . 'K ' 0 V . jg . 2 ' Pl' Q, :ww s Y 4 fi R . . hx? The ring presentation ceremony. over which Sister Charitina presided. was followed bv a luncheon which the parents of Melanie Amato and Patricia Parisi gave to the new Seniors. Here. still discussing The Music Man, Mary Lou Loughran and classmates hurry to Mama l.eone's and Famous Kitchen where Ring Day came to .1 festive. fitting conclusion. Time is a river of passing events, aye, a rushing torrent. Are vou aware of a King in vour stable? inquire Whse Men. Elizabeth Barba. Valerie Brewer. and Catherine Cusimano of the perplexed innkeeper. Patricia Jones. while stable-hov Peggv O'Connor sagelv loolts on. The angelf inspired choristers of the Christmas Pageant were members of -4A . ...N The differences of ritual as well as the age- old customs and practices of the Eastern Church were explained bv Father Austin J. Mohrbacher's lecture at a special assembly. Nancy Conway. successful vanguard of last vear's Gazing BalI.was rewarded for her efforts bv topping the Catholic Press Asso- ciation award for best editor of a small A reflective St. Agnes Seminary recalls congenial hours of dancing under the tute- lage of the late Professor Augustus J. Weber and his accompanist, Mrs. Mullen. school newspaper. Present editor. Annette Tamm. accepted the award from Father Easterly of Saint John's University.

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M E M B E R S H I P 1n the Pontxfical M1ss1on Ald SOCIECY for the PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH becomes the serlous obllgatlon of every loyal C A T H O I.. I C when We contemplate the tremendous size of the MISSION WORLD The Slercd Congregatlon for the Propagation of the Fanth has xcportcd ch at xt ns now In charge of 690 ecclesnastxcal jurxsdlctxons throughout the world Charged wnth the splrxtual care of 31894 515 Cathollcs and 3 218 724 catechumens the Congregatlon dxrects the work of the Church ln mxssxon areas Accordmg to lts statnstxcs the Congregatxon s jurlsdxctxons mclude 78 arch dnoceses 292 dmceses 197 apostolic vxcarnates 114 apostolxc prefectures slx A tot 11 of 26 350 priests natnvc and mnssxonany 9 962 BIOKIICIS 16 185 bxstexs 113 421 catechlsts and 158 368 teachers are at work m these terrxtornes Also under the wmg of the Congregation are 22 relxgnous congregatlons of men and 26 of women as well as socxetles and semmarxes founded to train mnssnonarnes 'and all relngxous attached to mlssxons m so far as they perform nusslonary work DIOCESAN OFFICE, 191 JORALEMON STREET BROOKLYN 1 N Y TR 5 4375 Most Reverend John J Boardman, D D Dzocesan D11 ecto1 Very Reverend James W Aslp, Assoczafe D11 ector 97 . . . . . . . . . . . 7 7 3 Y , - Y . Y D ' Y independent abbeys and three independent missions. 3 3 ' 5 . . ' ' 5 v ' I-.1 ' v 5.1 I 9 5 5 . 5 Y I ' , C . . . . . iv , o n 1 ' U l I, A A O . .