St Andrews Seminary - Mapav Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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. 4 S -S A sa. . Q.. -YF N91 'Qin 3 if -w z efgf., 4 V i 3 T? . X ., ll 'ja' A M g 1 wi -ff i A YV: . . - . I n SA 0 R y f , 1 ',-35- if'11 7 - ITE? f 1 ,if . k F' EJ My' 'Q ff- . 4 7 if W vi EENM ' 4' Vt, by 12 utlqer nf qgruzatz-f N. riff g , , , if .4 Q yas?-ggvgiy ICTURE the scene of perdltion in the garden of AW lg Paradise, as the Woman who was the mother of the ,-3'.',t, human race brought sorrow and death to the father Qjgff kfr of mankind and their descendants. Look upon Cal- iggigv l.-F vary, the scene of Redemption, and see the woman Eggwi who brought back to us, the True Father of the human race, that . , f He might regenerate us. As the First Priest of the New Law was offering up His body for the sin of Adam, so was Mary .Q . g. keeping. close to Him, that she, utoo, could make satisfaction for My the sin of Eve. But the evening of Chr1st's earthlylife was 41 finally bringing the True Light to the horizon of eternity. He '. desired that Mary should go on lending her aid to His successors, .5 so turning to her, He said, VVoman, behold thy son, and to St. ti' ,XV X 5' John, the representative of the priesthood, He said, Son, behold f 'U tqj: igigtherg dAgain she took up her maternal duties, for although gags H-It 1 ia ie , yet there were many other Christs to follow. ,wjggf QW The shedding ofthe blood of our First Priest, not only . Washed away the sins from the tree that held Him, but, more- E Q, over, created an immeasurable reservoir of -grace, which was to f 9 'DQ nourish and preserve man in the health of soul. Although His qw! y death was more than enough to save mankind, yet, at the Last vy,N if gg is Supper, God had instituted the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, as W X ' , 'ffl the faucet from which man could drink of the waters of His love and be preserved for everlasting life. The guardians of this ,. fggfgx 2, faucet, God had decreed, were to be the Apostles and their suc- , -' 'T' cessors, who would open it from the rising of the sun to the 155,467 if P going down thereof, to refresh His flock. But where was the ,ws , I' :QQ connecting channel from the reservoir to the faucet? It was 1' ' ' 'iff truly the Blessed Mother of the One Who had made the reservoir, ' ff' gg and of the ones who were to distribute the graces therein. Mary was given to the world as a channel through which God's graces ' an , are to flow upon us. When she had pronounced the memorable X words, Be it done to me, she had become the condult through mu? ' ., which God left heaven and came down upon this earth. Mary -, has given her blood to Jesus that it should be shed on Calvary, . so how fitting it is that jesus in return, sends His graces to us, T'-5 g through our tainted nature's solitary boastf, me The men in charge of the city's reservoir are very careful in i ' xy - winter, lest the storms should freeze the channels and deprive --'alffm 0119 l K7 -Fifi- N I u 5 ,.:,. 3 .Qfff,f:4 fk .. - .. ,lt 'fi ? lXZ'7 f'?Z3. 'fi Vi -f . 'f .vgig-gf I X bmi? ,311 gN!'1.lq?r J. 5 ' Q Emu' ' ij Tag!! thirty-one