St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Sw daily Rosary, triduum to the Blessed Vir- gin, mission drives, and work to re-instate delinquents released from the Catholic Protectorate. Having reached our Hnal year as Sodal- ists at Saint joseplfs, parliamentary pro- cedure at meetings and a truly representa- tive society were realized. ln addition to the weekly meetings the officers of each of the four groups, including the Candidates Sodality, have private meetings to plot the agenda for the following week. Most note- worthy of the activities of the Council this year was the equipping of an office for the use of all members of the Sodality. By-laws have been drawn up for eventual incorpora- tion into the General Council. Fulfilling part of their obligation as Sodalists, the four classes combine for Friday morning Room 11, site off the weekly half-hour meeting. Beginning and ending with a prayerg the sched- ule included spiritual readings, Sodality Office, announcements, with talks and meditations by Father Edward J. Gannon, SJ. 0 WHICH 'l'0 BA Dick Darlington, President of the Sod: Q discusses some of the finer points of Fa Gannon's weekly talk immediately following meeting. The window seat in the backgrc has earned the name Uphilosophers' corner a result of many similar discussions.

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0 li IDEA ,0 Il IDEAL . 1 'if 1 .1 Christ Our King is raised on high in Solemn Bcnediction over all those who have come in filial devotion to His Most Holy Mother on the occa- sion of the definition of Her Most Glorious Assumption. Administration, Faculty and Students pay homage to Mary Immaculate, the Mother of Christ, whose fiat changed the face of the earth.