St Josephs Academy - Academia Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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J K, II I I The Academia ef, A lan g Qi X , gl ll l D5 E. nl- .1 I :1 TO OUR LADY OF MERCY-FRIEND OF S Queen of all our heavenly friends, Blessed Mary, lovely Mother of S. J. A., We, thy children, feel thy love From morn 'til night, in work and play. Immaculate Virgin, thy spirit hovers o'er us, Thy presence we feel, thy care we know. Thy smile is sweet, thy touch is dear: Lady of Mercy, thou art always near. Holy Mother, keep us ever close to' thee, In school, at home, on life's highway. Remember we are thine, Children of Mary, And' thine We would always be. Faithful Friend, in life and death, Our hope rests deep in thee. Merciful Mother, keep us forever, Thy children of S. J. A. TO ST. JOSEPH Guarding the portals of our Academy Hall St. Joseph stands, loved patron of us all: Faithful and true, gentle and meek. He is our friend: his aid then we seek. Dear heavenly Patron, we pray thee today, Keep our dear graduates true in life's way. Make them remember the ideals of their school, Keep them the friends of its motto and rule. In life and in death be their comfort and friend, Bless all their days until they may end. St. Joseph, loved Father, we believe, as 'tis said. Thine aid is unfailing-be always our great family's -if 11 --is lo fi? M slr: I XII I if 'El' iq 7,1 i 3:1 it: 1 pi ld :III xgvwl vs., W' Y: , . - ln' S'PQ'fX?sf3eikg, 'ff H