St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Ohio, Realm of Soozzfr Beauty .,,, y 1 A , Trees, shrubs, and meadows Garbed in leafy green, Diamond devvdrops scintillate, O11 this enchanting scene. . Over all a gorgeous canopy Where fleecy clouds float by, As the sun in all its glory lllumines earth and sky. ' Ohio, land of promise! ' Rich beyond compare: 7 Treasures on display R And hidden everywhere. -3:-:lr -4' .IVA 10 . X., V 1 Ohio. realm of beauty, X, .L V is w l. . ,.. ' '3 -... ' lfVcnder, and delight. From the dawning ot day. To silvery moon-lit night. Mos! Refv. Bishop George f. Rehrifzg Ojicirzzes at Ohio Commezfzorrzzz'-ve Celeoratiofz at Hogf Rosary Cazfoeolrrzf At a meeting of the Ohio Catholic Welfare Con- ference held in Cincinnati, the Bishops of the Prov- ince decided to open the Ohio Sesquicentennial cele- bration with a solemn Pontifical Mass in their Ca- thedrals. Most Reverend Bishop George I. Behring offered Solemn Pontifical Mass at Holy Rosary Cathedral, Toledo, Saturday. February 28. Members of the diocesan clergy and of the vari- ous religious orders joyfully accepted Bishop Behr- ing's invitation to participate in this sacred function, to thank God for a century and a half of blessings upon our home-state. Priest's choir sang the Ordinary of the Mass. Sis- ters of various orders from schools and other insti- tutions of the diocese Were invited to join the Con- gregational choir, in singing the Propers of the Mass. A large delegation of Sisters from St. Paul's were privileged to attend this Votive Mass. Rev. Ignatius Kelly delivered an eloquent sermon on the text from St. lVlatheW's gospel, So let your light shine before men that they may see your good Works and glorify your father who is in Heaven. This was the Spirit which inspired religious lead- ers and their loyal followers from whom we have received the rich heritage of Christian culture. The challenge to living generations is to recognize the same s piriiual values based upon Christian ideals- an abiding trust in the workings of Divine Provi- dence and a generous spirit of sacrifice and charity. Bishop Rehring expressed joy and satisfaction for the whole-hearted response of clergy and religious in making this solemn function so inspiring, and commended the directors and choirs for their note- worthy achievements. As a climax to the celebration, Bishop Rehring solemnly conferred the Papal Blessing upon all present. All those who were privileged to assist at this commemorative celebration are convinced that they not only shared in its blessings but secured many for the thousands of souls entrusted to them in parish churches and schools throughout the diocese. ' QQAT B '. 4' f- ks?-5:3 v.. ..-1 3' .Q A jj lun' 4 A 'W r,V9,1l,4l C ji, 25271212111 'P 1 . avi- x 43 I ,A ' ., ' l:::5 :'sQlg-l4'I l1 ' if-, :Q-f.f..t'lIii1gy E i O ' -'il' '-lfft 0 1 1 if ' fo ' or y W-,

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D66fI'C'Hflb7l Immaculate Heart of Mary Immaculate Heart of Mary, Loved Queen of the Rosary, Kneeling before thy shrine, We pledge love and loyalty. Our joys and sorrows unite Vxfith sacred mysteries, To form an ever-lengthening chain, To binzl us close to thee. Bless our glorious country, F air realm of Liberty: May peace and justice reign Through the living Rosary.