St Marys High School - Green and White Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Larry Putz receives the medal from Rev. Charles O'Neill as he recites his act of consecration to Mary. vi x 6 If . ,I The students kneel while the Very Rev. Peter A Resch, assisted by Fathers Charles O'Neill and Paul Ryan, receive them as POSTULANTS in the Sodality of Mary Immaculate. FRESHM AN SODALITY SOPHOMORE SODALITY 5.1 ' 'M'

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. . . . SODALITY KNOW -- LOVE -- SERVE MARY All Sodalists strive to KNOW and, through knowing, to LOVE and, out of love, TO SERVE MARY. Each Sodalist has taken up the challenge that TOTALCONSECRATION to Mary demands of him. Through his Sodality work he learns a- bout Mary and her mission in the world and his part in that mission, He sees the need for his own spiritual development. Prayer A PLANNED SPIRITUAL CAMPAIGN and the Sacraments are the means the Sodality The Sodality Moderators meet periodically to coordinate offers him to accomplish this end. Through aCIiViIiGS of the four SFOUPS- the weekly sodality meetings the Sodalist gradually comes to realize the obligation he has to str' f ive or sanctity. As another son of Mary he can help lead others to Mary. IUNIOR SODALITY SENIOR sopA1.tTY C

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l booth Pat Grimes, George Morgan and Gerald Sikorski ook over the pamphlets in the Marianist Vocation This booth and many others was set up in the school auditorium during Vocation Week. Students knee in Rev. Charles O'Neill preaches a Holy Hour to the Juniors as part o Vocation Week. f the closing exercises of the During the Christmas time the Sodality sponsored a Food Drive for the Poor. Pictured below are the many items of food brought in by the students. Large quantities of clothing were also brought in by the stu- dents. . . ASPIRANTS 1 while reciting the act of Maw' S . Don Reiss, Joe Boedges and Bill Finnegan help carry the food boxes to cars prior to delivery to the poor during the Christmas season. arse