St Johns Cathedral School - Chimes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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Despite the pressure ot multiple ecclesiastical duties, Bishop Boland has found time to lend his guiding hand to the youth of his diocese. The high school Mission Rally at the Cathedral and his inspir- ing graduation talks are only two of the pleasurable memories he has made unforgettable as we reflect on the immeasurable value of our Catholic education. 8 Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland S.T. D. Bishop of Paterson init 0 Pt.1lQ8 a f EW 3 fi U 551, ll. 1 : v l V ii.. , i ' 1 vlfie-1-Q-,ia 1 ily il: lvii 0- il'.l uglzlgl 'lf sl a s