St Stanislaus High School - Stan Em Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Students kneel and pray before the Mission Cross. Every Stanislausian is made to realize, that he needs food for the soul as he needs food for the body. Every year there are set aside for him three days of instruction and prayer, guided discussion and thoughtful silence. It is then that he has an excellent opportunity for performing the duty of regulating his life and ambition in accordance with God's wishes in his regard. He is given time to discover his place in this world, time to lay the foundations of his own spiritual cathedral. This year, the golden jubilee year, every Stanis- lausian had two such opportunities-the retreat and the jubilee mission. How can one love the Son without loving His Mother? That is the reason why every Stanis- lausian has such deep love for the Blessed Virgin, and Her days are the red letter days in his social and religious calendar. Every Stanislausian - a Queenls teen - is consecrated to Her Immaculate Heart and now, when there seems to be no hope of saving the sin-oppressed world, heeding the The Rosary is the simple but powerful prayer. F. Rainko and H. Smith have experienced its efficacy. Page 12 N0 Bomb am Disrulbt Our Truth is our weapon iust as prayer is our defense and our strength. - Pope Pius Xll. plea of Our Lady of Fatima, he uses the most powerful weapon of warding off the danger- the rosary. The liturgy of the Church adds to the joy and solemnity of all the holydays at St. Stanislaus High School, just to mention the Christmas holy- days. How the Christmas carols fill the listeners with the thoughts of the first Christmas Night when Christ was born!

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it also instructs. 5 The senior altar boys and the sodalists, the sentinels of the Blessed Sacrament, on guard during the forty-hour devotions, where they derive light and strength from the vivifying ettects of the presence of Jesus Christ. more like Christ they do a little more of what Christ did. The Church also gives them opportunity to spend some time in ADORA- TION when quietly and unnoticeably the transfor- mation of human beings into Christ takes place and hearts are molded ever more after the sentiments of Christ. All students receive Holy Communion in a body on the First Friday of every month. Many, however, communicate daily. Page IZ

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