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Father Edward DeMars imparts Christ ' s blessing to the students at the eight o ' clock Mass. Just as the Last Blessing signifies the closing of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, it like wise marks the beginning of a new day for the students. Pray, ami Qivc Montage to (jod As First Friday approaches, students take time out to care for their spiritual needs. The confes- sional gives an opportunity to grow in holiness. The basketball team, thankful for their victory over the league leaders, Him on the morning after the game. 9
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Our pastor, Father DeMars, distributes the Holy Eucharist are aware of the increase of sanctifying grace they receive to the student body during the course of daily Mass. Students through frequent reception of this most important Sacrament. Step ha nites Zake Ziiue to Zhhik, Starting off the day in the right direction, Stephanites attend the daily Sacrifice of the Mass. At this time, the students unite their prayers with the priest to God. To attain the fullness of the Mass, we tried to participate in the worship by liturgical singing and using the missal. Mindful of the words of Christ, “He that eateth My Flesh and drinketh My Blood hath life everlasting . . . 99 many of us united ourselves to Christ in frequent and daily Holy Communion. Frequent visits to the Blessed Sacra- ment renewed or gave us courage for our daily tasks. On April 11, 12, and 13 our Retreat was given by Rev. James Meldrum O.C.M. This Retreat with its conferences and contemplation help to direct our thoughts to Almighty God. Our Retreat Master, assisted by our own priest enabled the student body to talk out their problems either in confession or private confer- ences. During October and May, the students show their special love for the Blessed Virgin Mary by reciting the rosary daily. 8
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Senior acolytes render ser- vice to God. Preparing to honor the Blessed Sacrament, they are ready to start the Forty Hours procession. L. to r.: Michael Bodiey, Tom Witliff, Ray Johnsick, William Cogley, Joseph Slowinski, Tom Carolan, Michael Nelson, and James Laframboise. Anxious to share in the Church ' s liturgy, three sophomores have their throats blessed by Father Peter Van der Linden. Kneeling: Susan Lucas, Ann Reno, Katherine Kiernan and Constance Demeter. Standing: Martin Jacobs and John Ernst.
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