Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To the Templars of 1928—Greetings! Templars! What a vision it brings of those who went forth on great crusades to make mankind happier. The costs were heavy but the rewards are with us to this very day. Nine crusades do we say, ninety nine times nine and yet the tale would not be half told. Not in the Middle Ages alone but in every age men and women have ventured forth giving all, often their very lives, trying to make their world happier according to the light within them. In hoc signo vinces- In this sign conquer; the rights of others, the brotherhood of all mankind, the ultimate triumph of truth, beautiful living, the achieving of your best selves and the recognition of the universal Fatherhcxxl of God. What crusades await you Templars? knights of a great University! Go forth from her gates with courage, with clear vision, with a strong dctermi' nation to win. Come back to her when the years are accomplished with heads unbowed, “sans peur et sans rcproche.” Tiveuty'thrcf

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