St Michael High School - Archangelo Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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The 1960 Archangelo St. Michael's High School Jersey City, New Jersey

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Foreword Everything made by God bears the stamp of its maker, and testifies to the existence of the Creator. We see a reflection of God's wisdom in the orderly movement of the planets and the errorless instinct of bird and beast. We admire His beauty which is reflected in the colors of dawn and sunset, and we reverence His ineffable purity in the light of day and the crystal of snow. Whether we gaze in awe at the snow-capped mountains, the beauty of the heavens or the restless ocean, or whether we pause to consider the lilies of the field, God is the supreme artist of the universe, whose perfection of art is at once the inspiration and despair of those who try to reproduce a fraction of its beauty and incredible variety. The constant theme of the psalmist is that of the glory of God, signified by, and shining out from the material world. In this age when so many under the name of science read the book of nature and deny that the book had an author we echo the words of the inspired writer calling on all creation to bless and glorify God. All ye works of the Lord, bless the Lord Praise and exalt Him above all forever.