Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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E GLISH Father Brown leaves a flue for the apprehension of F . . . In the course of studying Church History, the accomplishments of our saints, martyrs and popes are more deeply appreciated. We lind how heresy entered and was destroyed through councils called by the Popes. We also see how our re- ligion was spread by the efforts of the apostles and clergy, who through prayers and hardships, became either saints or martyrs for the cause. As we studied in Church History, the early period of the Catholic Church in England began about 600 A,D. The literature written and trans- lated by the kings and nobles about this time reflects their zeal for their religion. Among these masterpieces were The Christ, Anglo-Saxon Chronirle. Ikclesinstirnl History of England, and Hymn to the Virgin. In the period from 1066 to 1500, we find the drama originating in the Church with the mystery, miracle and morality plays. When these plays became too frivolous to be presented in church, they were removed from this sacred place, into a theater. As a result, Shakespeare's Macbeth arose, thus beginning the tragedy plays. From these tragedies came the famous Father Brown detective stories by Chesterton. HURCH HISTCRY Seniors, realizing their fortheoming obligations, ardently try to grasp all the facts of the history of their religion. 46