St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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OK 3W . . . The student is guided to achieve, through means natural and supernatural, the development of: . intellectual virtues . personal and social moral virtues . respect for religious values as paramount values in human living . social conscience power of clear oral and written expression for the communication of truth . skills in reading, listening, and observing . aesthetic sense . . . health of the physical organism as an instrumentserving the higher faculties eCommittee of Liberal Education, Saint John College . . . in order to attain a free, responsible, creative personality, loving God and goodness and acting in accord with what she loves . . who will share with the redemptive Word in His work of recreating the world in accord with Christian principles. e-The Water and the F ire, by Gerald Vann, O.P.

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jhe .405tozate God is the source of your being and the hnal end that you pursue. The improvement of the status of woman presupposes as its first step a strengthening of the very principles which guarantee it.n eThe Three A postolates of Modern Woman 18 gualent gecomed a ogherang 61414667184 lgemon . . . through the areas of the Liberal Education Program

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Qiagm anal plujowlolzy . . . Father Novicky emphasizes sound principles of general and educational psychology in his course in Child Growth and Development. Father McHale discusses current educational theories in the light of Catholic philosophy of education. Monsignor Carney quotes from St. Thomas in his class in the Philosophy of Human Nature. Monsignor Gallagher seems pleased with the papers testing his students, knowledge of Christian Worship. Father Moriarty takes time before his religion class to answer a question posed by some of his students. Father Killeen smiles at a question asked in his course in Catholic Life.