St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Chaplain 11The sign on the door says he1ll be 1 back at 1:15, but its already 1:30.11 1 1TH bet he was stopped in the hall? Monsignor Joseph Moriarty, 11Father Joeii to his friends, is the busy chaplain at SJC. Classes, conferences, the Sodal- ity, and his duties at Incarnate Word Academy keep him occupied. Although this has been his pace for 25 years in Godis service, he is never too busy to help you With your particular problem. Mensignor Joseph Moriarty prepares to speak at First He sincerely desires that the students Frlday H013, Hour' of SJC profit ultimately and maximumly from their college education. 1 We were most pleased when Father Moriarty became the Very Reverend Monsignor Moriarty this year. God bless youeMonsignor. M Marge Sisk pauses at the book rack sponsored in the Chapel by the Sodality. Sacristans Mary Ann Bransky and Nancy Sajetowski pre- pare for Benediction. 23

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The Chapel This note below graced the chapel door until December 11, 1959, when the sacristan could again veil the tabernacle. The small, simple chapel in the north corner of the building is the center of all our worlds. The Sodality and the League of the Sacred Heart use it for various devotions. Faculty and students find joy and consolation here in Visits with our Lord. The hurried Visits between classes, the quiet moments spent in meditation, the anxious times before tests, and the loving Visits of thanksgiving, total time spent that will avail in Eternity. THE BLESSED SACRM'ZENT WILL BE IN THE CHAPEL AS. SOON AS POSSIBLE. FURTHER COPBTRUCTION AND VLASTERING IN THE SACHISTY, TOGETHER WITH CLEANIIG IN BOTH THE CHAPEL AND SACRISTY ARE THE CAUSE FOR THE DELAY. UNCIDENTALLY, THE UNVEILED TABERNAGLE 13 A SIGN THAT THE BLESSED SAKRAMENT E NUI' PRESENTJ K971, 'U WOMAIgW Helen stops on Friday for 15 minutes of adoration dur- ing the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Benediction for reposition of the Blessed Sacrament. 22

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Father Moriarty, Sodality Moderator, presenting the So- dality medal to Joan Ipavec. Sandra Haders after receiving the Sodality medal at the reception of Candidates into the Sodality. A Sodalist shows her medal to her classmate at the recep- tion tea. Father Moriarty shown with the officers of Sodality: Pre- fect, Anita Acosta; Secretary, Pat Ponikvar; Auditor, Anna Bills. Sodality of Our The Sodality of Our Lady of Fatima at St. John College is part of an international association of Sodalities. It is a unique religious organization especially dedicated to Mary for a threefold pur- pose, sanctihcation of self, sanctification of others, and the defense of the Catholic Church. It differs from other campus organizations in that it im- plies a way of life-tta manner of living? This way of life is the activating force in the