St Ignatius High School - Ignatian Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Varied Retreats Offered For First Time T quid of the woods makes ii easy for Sieve Blubaugh to relax from the previous discussions of the day. ICNAUAN l )?2 29

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Te soul-searching and meditation involved in a retreat is reflected in the faces of these Ignatians at St. Stanislaus. 28 ICNATIAN 1972 f r. Belt and fr. Gideon concelcbrate Mass for the juniors on their weekend retreat at St. Stanislaus in September. , l.i lie retreat program, headed by Fr. Lawrence Belt. S.J., provided a pleasant surprise for juniors. They discovered that a retreat can be a unique and rewarding experience. Expecting a pious, puritanical atmosphere at St. Stanislaus. they found themselves in serene surroundings where football, food, and privacy were plentiful. Through this and an effective combinations of discussions, movies, and Zen. juniors explored the areas of decision-making, love, prayer, and the person of Christ. For the first time seniors were free to choose their own type of retreat. About three-fourths of tin; class decided to attend tin; retreat at Ml. Augustine. There they could participate in either a group discussions or meditation oriented retreat. Other seniors attended a day of recollection” here at school. Besides this, a select group went to Columbiere over the Easter holiday where for five days they searched their souls on God's will. On all aspects of the program, seniors came out of the program a little more at peace with the world, and a little bit closer to God. he grounds of St. Stanislaus Retreat House provide u welcome release from the pressures of life tor Tom Grentzer as he thinks things out.

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New Homeroom Liturgy Instituted J he willingness of Fr. O'Brien to get involved leads students to a greater understanding of the Mass. | n an attempt to explore the meaningfulness of the medieval Mass in I.S.P.. Bill Weber serves Fr. Miday during a Latin liturgy. 30 1C NAT IAN 197.' I