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1 Grammar School 2 St. Mary ' s Convent 3 Grammar School Annex and C. W. C. 4 The Rectory — 26 Pearl Street
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Children ' s Mass with Fr. Foran, Celebrant; Fr. Foran speaking to the assembled Fr. Carberry, Deacon; Fr. Lacey. Sub-Deacon. crowd at the Dedication of the Plaque on East Main Street. VUe £ t. Ma u ' d fyJcuj, The exquisitely decorated Altar for the Pontifical Mass. Sunday. Oct. 10. 1948. At the northern end of the town of Milford, one sees stretching far above all other land marks, the Gothic spires of Saint Mary ' s Church and a scant five hundred yards away, Saint Mary ' s High School. It hardly seems possible that all these things, the Church, the Rectory, the Convent, the High School, the Grammar School and the Catholic Women ' s Club have been built up here in the comparatively short space of one hundred years. A century of religion from the day of the first Mass on East Main Street in Milford, to a parish which would do honor to a large city. The High School, centered in this beautiful parish unit, has a comprehensive curriculum, modern in every way although arrived at through long years of study and observation. An air of calmness seems to permeate the whole atmosphere. In every classroom one can almost feel the influence of religion and the great part it plays in the lives of the students. The Sisters of Saint Joseph, teachers at Saint Mary ' s, have been always a hard working group of religious, yet ever ready to lend advice or a helping hand. The incoming student soon finds the one great difference petween a Catholic High School and a Public School. Religion, the one great treasure in this world of false values, is felt in every class by every stu¬ dent. This is only right, since religion is the one prop or attribute which is indispensable. The new student also realizes that he is here to study. There is no place in any school today for one who does not wish to study, for in the final analysis, he will be weighed and found wanting. It is impos¬ sible for a student to attend school every day and not be influenced by the atmosphere of Religion which is everywhere present.
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