St Thomas More High School - Utopian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Taking advanTage of holidays, The SaTurday aTTer Thanksgiving a group of seniors Tool: a Tour of Philadelphia's hisToric highlighTs. They inspecTed The CaThedral chapel. AfTer Their EucharisTic visiT, The boys were given an op! porTuniTy To discuss The renova- Tion of our CaThedral wiTh Mon- signor HuloerT J. CarTwrighT, The pasTor of The TirsT church of our archdiocese. er! Till ALTAIT ARE Mil Y . .. FROM THE MAGNIFICENCE OF THE CATHEDRAL, OUR PARISH CHURCHES, TO THE NEW PORT CHAPELS NEAR THE WATERFRONT The CaTnolic Cnurch oT Philadephia was Tormaly begun when The TirsT parish wa: esfaplfehed ln l733, ThaT oT Old ST. Joseons. lT was esTaolisned oy The SocieTy oT Jesus, wiTh haTher Joseph GreaTon, SJ., as iTs TirsT pasTor, TiTTy- Two yearz aTTer Tne TirsT CaTnoic arrived Here. From TnaT Time, Phhadelphia CaTholics have gone Through many Tryng Times and egualiy glorious periods. The pioneer CaTholics oT our ciTy were selT-sacriTicing and loyal. They laid The Toundahon on which Those who came aT+er Them rnighT build. And puild They didfseminaries, criurches, schools, hosoiTals, orphanages, homes Tor The aged-grand accomplfghmenfs CT a long fine :T inspired bishops, zealous priesTs, T3roThers, and sisTers, and an ever generous laiTy, all oT whom loved Their FaiTh and proved iT. Today The CaTholic youTh oT Philadelphia have greaT TradiTions To carry on when They assume The responsibilihes oT CaTnolic Tarniiy liTe. May ST. Thomas More inspire us To TulTill our duTies courageously and well. All eyes are 'Focused on FaTher ChrisTopher as he clariTies a problem in religion Tor one of his C3 class. The boys seem To be deeply inTer- esTed in The discussion. LeT's hope ThaT some of FaTher's Theological wisdom brushes off on Them. FaTher Kehoe lisTens wiTh aTTenTion as Francis Bonini and Joseph Dixon conducT a verbal baTTle abouT The problem oT evil. Senior religion is always a mosT inTeresTing phase of The religion course here.