St Vincent Seminary - Symposium Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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Seminary Mission Society HE zeal of seminarians in behalf of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade is not surprising. Nor is this zeal, and the love which it betokens, superficial, but sincere and lasting, for by those qualities which are fundamental in a seminarian- love of God and zeal for souls-he becomes a good Crusader, prepared to sacrifice bravely for the success of the Missions. It is only natural that, fired by this forceful purpose, the Seminary Unit has taken a prominent place in the government of the C. M. C. It has exercised a beneficial interest not only through the Pittsburgh Local Conference but also through the National Conventions of the Society. i ' 1 . i M' ' ' ' M -W 1. . -,A h Q , A -,Q EL. . . .K f' 4,1 , 4 A, llff-if ' n' 1 . . ' ., W. 1 . R i .L-N , 'X . -M ,V N 1 . ifl. 'R ' . 5 - . ,i -r .g, w rf' ' ' . X , , 1 f A il, . ,' if V L' ' i ' ,.. '., Q Q Y - rf' ,itil .E 'I . ' ly' j 'Q . . W, ' A. i , i ' J- ' .3 1 ' v rg... ,. CLI' afifzf ' ii . --f . ,ig Q' fgFbfGf,g2. 'l . , rT f,:'A ' , ,ww i f I 4 . -': .ugrwrgwrt . lg I saqxxlfl flift. 2:4 . V . . . .-new Cqicers josgmq A, WANK jo:-IN F. ROACH ARTHUR E. O'Sm3A CHARLES j. CHBRDINI josnrlu J. HOCHBERC RAYMOND J. Burzcnm. H1611

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Ellllllllllllg glllg glllllla allli EIIIIIIIIIIIIIH I Ei? In enumerating briefly the progressive steps made by the St. Thomas Literary and Homiletic Society during the current year, we cannot refrain from giving due praise to those to whom this acceptable situation is principally due-the officers, and the Executive Board. The Rev. Prefect presided at all the meet- ings, and was ably assisted by the Rev. James Harvey, the Rev Michael Fialko, and Mr. Thomas Murphyg who held the offices of vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. The executive Board under the chairmanship of the Rev. Harvey is to be commended for the success of the Store and the upkeep of the Clubrooms. His willing assistants were Messrs. Kerr Fallon, and Gotwalt. In the annals of the Society, this year must he recorded as one of meritorious achievements. The officers may now close their books, with the knowledge that their term of office was the occasion for great benefit to their fellow-seminarlans A A -y J I160l . Elllllllllllll 'lllr -1 I . . sllllllg R S llllllllllll I

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The phenomenal rise and development of the C. S. M. C. and its continued success can be attributed only to the high ideals which it inculcates in its members. Zealous for greater apprecia- tion of Missionary conditions and needs, the members of the Society are united to promote the welfare of the Missions by prayer and sacrifice. Vtlithout knowledge of the needy circum- stances of the Missions it is impossible to conceive an earnest desire of helping them. Recognizing the truth of this assertion, the Seminary Unit has but lately launched itself upon an ex- tended campaign of intimate Mission instruction. By private prayers and devotions and by the daily public recitation of the rosary for the success of the Missions and by the reception of Communion at the monthly Mission Mass, the seminarians fulfill their spiritual obligations towards the Mis- sions. Executive Committee JOHN W. Lmzs W1LLiAM P. MAXWXZLL Ronmw M. MURPHY JAMES M. MCMAHON AIKTHUR E. O'SHEA Guonoiz T. SULLIVAN RAYMOND j. BU1zcH1zL ' HOWARD J. LAPFHY CLETUS A, HAUCK PAUL F. CAIN WILLIAM L1zRoY LANE JAMES H. O'BRmN 1116211