St Mary of the Plains College - Campanile Yearbook (Dodge City, KS)

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B Their Fruits Shown at the solemn moments of the Consecration assisting Father Martin are Rt. Rev. Msgr. john Zenner, Father Henry Husman, and Father Norbert Temaat, the master of ceremonies, In the background is john Polaha, server, Below, during the administration of Holy Com- munion, Frank Caputo stands beside the newly-ordained priest. The progress of its graduates is cause for re- joicing among the administration and faculty of the College. Saint Mary of the Plains was espe- cially honored by the return of Father Harry Martin to celebrate his first Mass following his ordination on April 13, 1966, by the Most Reverend hfarion F . Forst. With the ordination of Reverend David Kraus, another student of Saint Mary of the Plains will be added to the list of her consecrated sons.

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In Memoriam Very Rev. Paul F. Schreiber ,Hg 1 -X Carling out befzmf Renpifzg in Jwzfbizze, He liver Calm, Eternal yearf. --Barbara lVieJfze1 'T ...ao-N'

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You Shall Know Them The Most Reverend Brian D. Usanga Auxiliary Bishop of Calabar Marked by a great zeal for the cause of Christian educa- tion, The Most Reverend Brian D. Usanga, who was the first priest from Nigeria to study in the United States, came to Dodge City to complete his work for ,J his undergraduate degree. From Saint Mary of the Plains Bishop Usanga went first to Saint Louis University then to, the Catholic University of America in Washington, where he received his doctorate. The College is singularly honored to have had a share in furthering Bishop Usanga's plans for the work of his diocese. The Reverend Bernard Konda, a familiar figure on the campus during the first two years of his undergraduate work, will be ordained this spring and will celebrate his first Mass in the Immaculate Conception Chapel of our college. Congratulations and prayers for the future are extended by the Campanile Staff to our three new priests and the Most Reverend Bishop Brian D. Usanga.