St Mary of the Mount High School - St Mary Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Q I I Q l:.lllIL'l' XYZ-lwt-i', OSH.. our lLll'C'.lI in.tster. th.its with some of the seniors athout things in Aueiteiptl. .intl .thout St, Vintents Arel1.thhu' in pttrticulnr. Father Charles Wfeher, at Benedictine monk from St. Vince-nt's Arclmhhey, eondueted our annual retreat this ye.tr. A dynxtniie personality, :tn eloquent speaker, and it zealous inissionary, Father XVeber aroused us to Ll I'CL1llZ.lflO11 that nothing is ot any utlue in our lives unless it tends toward the glory ot' God .Ind our eternttl salvation. In his opening conference litther admonished that this retre.1t would he henetiirigtl only inns- nturh its ertth individu.1l torresponded to the grace of Cod. Throughout the days ot IACll'L'.ll', tiroin 'lilnuary 26 to 28, there were evidences ol' serious think- ing. The retregtt schedule tonsisting ol' daily Mass, lloly Communion, Ros.1ry, visits to the Blessed S.it'r.nnent, Stations ot' the Cfross. spiritu.tl reading rind power-packed eontierenees .lliliOI'LlL'kl every opportunity to grow unto Christ. God grant that the resolutions nude during this rel treat shall renmin liirin unto lite everhtsting. lhese seniors do not seein to ltatve much to thoose tiroin for their lI1l.OI'lll.lllYL' resding in.1tter, lt's rc-tre.tt tinieg the Ixtinphlet i.ult is soinexrlrtt depleted, li-it-in .ne Mm the llotlv ol' our l.ortl .lesus Christ keep your soul unto lille titiI.istiiru To .1 nmn. the Senior rl.tss received Holy foininiiiiioii on tht tlosine tl.xr ot' retrt.lt, NYh.tt .1 tremendous titixilnut- is outs. not onli rluiinne .i rttrc.tt, hut trerr tl.1y of our ll ts' 50 i

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To Participate Cf.S.lXl.fQ prcsident. Anna -lane Shally. instructs vice- sident. Ronald Adams. HI1 Wllidl l'-IIIUCI' 2005 WITCH' 35 lILlSlllK'l', Thomas Scott. and secretary, Mary Healy. fC- ck the l'irst l riday sacrifice returns. I in the Apostolate The Sacred Heart for the world, the world for the Sacred Heart. This is the motto and the purpose of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. Through prayer, study, and sacri- fice, Mission Crusaders endeavor to attain this purpose. Here at the Mount the mission spirit has always heen exem- plary. The Cf.S.M,C. officers, and the mission representatives from the various classes assume the responsihility ot' the activi- ties ot this Christlike work. The student response to the sug- gestions ot- these leaders is such that Saint Mary ol' the Mount has ben ahle to maintain a tiirst or second place in the dio- cesan rating, howing only to its sister school- Saint Rosalia's. Apostolic work of this type does not stop when we leave high school. No matter what our vocation, we must, as Chris- tian Catholics, do our part in making The Sacred Heart for the world, the world tor the Sacred Heart. liticiint Mary llealy talinly cheiks lireshman 5075 tinttltl stamp rcturns, while the sophomores deposit thtn loot' 'lalxesu in the designated sack. The Mission-minded Mounties who attended the Mission Sunday Holy Hour at St. Paul's Cathedral. XX'ith such leadcrs. how can we fail?