St Casimir High School - Casmirron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Q5iCASNHKONQlg? eg X 1 x Tuo tarpu mirdamas viduje, jis neliove giedoti. Vienas stovintis Salia Jo lovos, priminb, kad vietoje giedojimo jis turetq mqstyti apie mirtQ. Tikroveje, jis maste ir labai maste apie mirti, ir del to giedojo. Tokia nepaprastq ir meiliq QV. Pranciskaus asmenybe prisieme jo sekejai. Neagejojama, kad is jg vienf geriau giedojo, o kiti pragciau, bet visi gl6dOJO pagal savo ibgalq. Nos jg ikurejas dave jiems isakymus ry- kiuotis 1 Zygigotq. Jie turbjo eiti Q pasauli, ir iodiiu ir pavyzdziu turejo skelbt Kristaus meilq, savgs atiszaddjima ir naturtq, tuo puiiu Jie turdjo iygiuoti pagal,Jg padiq muzikos atgarsi. Niekas geriau nezinojo kaip Sv. Pranciskus, kad visi misq pasiryiimai tegali bhti tverianti ir laimdtini, kuomet yra linksma ir lai- minga nuotaika, ir jis meldb savo sekbjq visada biti linksmais, ir juos prumine Dievo giesmininkais. Jis visada Jiems primindavqs, kad Gerasai Dieyas vgsq visatq pripilde muzikalemis gaidomis, ir kad pacios zvaigides, anot Sv. Rasta, kuria harmonijq, kai sukasi savo srityse Tiesa, kad garbingame Pranci5konq,amiiuje, bhtent, tryliktnmq amiiuje, poezija ir giesme patapo identifi- kuota su Sv. Pranciskaus Asiiedio sekbjais, Dievo gies- mininkais. Tikrovbje, kan gi bobitg gn kareiviq regimegtu bo savo beno? Argi kareiviui neuzmirita savo rapes 19 ir nuovargia, kai zygiuoja pagal muzikos taktg? Ao To .MALDA Braggusis Kristau, Tau ddkoju Nuosirdiiai ui brungius aukas. Pulaiminki Eiandien rytoju, Sustiprinki silpnas jegas. Man teikis Vieipatie paddti Sunkiuos gyvenimo varguos Kovoj prie5 piktq duck laimeti. Juk Tu toks geras, toks brangus. Jn Va Ru Quigjxz

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