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The Inspiration of o ifVary s leadership The Blessed Mother of God whose own Divine Son ordained the first priests of the Church over nineteen hundred years ago, has bestowed upon their successors, graces in such lavish abundance that she has merited the title. Queen of the Clergy. Is it any wonder then, that our pastor Father Foran and his assistants at St. Mary’s, have taken the Queen of Heaven as their special Protectress? In Our Lady, Fr. Foran has had an inspiring example of leadership. By his kindly manner and his sympathetic interest in the problems we have had to face in our school life, he has truly endeared himself to all of us. By his words, but more im¬ pressively by his deeds, he has shown a deep and abiding love for the Mother of God. “To Jesus through Mary” has been the motto of his life. Father Lacey, our Spiritual Advisor, Father Carberry, our Athletic Director and Father Fla¬ herty with his altar boys, have displayed in all their priestly functions, the intimate part that Mary plays in their daily life. May she continue to pro¬ tect and inspire them in the future! Fr. Foran Celebrating His Birthday Mass of Thanksgiving, assisted by St. Mary’s School, October 21, 1947. %
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edlcation We, the Class of 1948 , with gratitude and filial devotion, dedicate this edition of the BLUE MANTLE to OUR PARENTS, LIVING AND DEAD whose love and guidance have been to us, ever a source of inspiration. To their un¬ selfish sacrifices we owe this opportunity to obtain a religious education thereby adding our names and achievements to the glorious history of our school. Rising pure and straight towards heaven is the Irish Round Tower in St. Mary s Cemetery. Like a finger of stone it points the way enduringly to our eternal home, our goal and that of our parents also. May Our Lady, Tower of Ivory, enfold in her Blue Mantle forever, our beloved parents!
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. ' 7 • -y. ■ rl fr. Flaherty gives a ' send- off” to the Blue and White football fans. Fr. Car berry assists the cele¬ brant of Forty Hours. D. Sayles proposes a puzzler to Fr. Lacey. • A.
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