St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

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RELIGION A moment of quiet prayer or meditation is inval¬ uable in the frenzied rush of the modern world. It might be an F on the last social science exam or just a sense of not accomplishing anything, but whatever the reason, a few minutes in the Grotto seems to help.

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Seven o’clock. Seminarians and other students are coming from or to their morning de- votions. Father Klopke carries his chalice up the steps of the main altar while other priests say their daily Mass at the side altars which stretch along the sides of the Chapel. This is the begin¬ ning of the Student’s Day. Li M Ji Berner- to; $ f mft HH Hi ! t AgVLi Sfj gf

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f IN DAILY LIFE As in other years, the school year was officially opened with a solemn high Mass. But this year was different. The Mass was not in the familiar Chapel, but in the fieldhouse where a temporary altar had been erected. This was because of the huge increase in enrollment. In his annual opening sermon, Father Gross mentioned that he hoped that the St. Joe fam¬ ily would continue increasing in mind and spirit as well as in numbers.