University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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 «mii V of the My name is gr'etif among the nations Ami everywhere they bring sacrifice to My name. Come eat My bread, come drink My wine. lie who cals My flesh and drinks My Mood. Abides in Me. and I in him.

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 Seldom does there exist an individual who can command the appreciation of many. However, the I ‘ 70 DON seems to have discovered two individuals who deny the truth of the above statement. Father John F. Fischer, S.J., Chairman of the Math Department, and Father Robert A. Sunderland, S.J.. Vice-President of Student Affairs, have been chosen for the dedication. We could say how outstanding, understanding and aware these men arc. We could praise them for being aware of student problems. We could recall their openness and their desire to communicate with students. We could remember all that they have done in their lives but we may forget to remember them for what they are priests. This dedication is meant to call to mind this vocation. Their lives have been but a fulfillment of this vocation. Dedication

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Father John F. X Connolly, S.J. (1915 - 1969) “Tu es sacerdos in aeternum.” A priest is taken from among men to he a mediator between God and man, between man and God. to administer the sacraments instituted by Christ, to bless, to console and to aid man in knowing, in loving, and in serving his creator. God. Alter Christus In the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, Christ is described in great detail. Christ was obedient to his mother and foster father. He was obedient to the law of God “even to the death on the Cross.” Christ’s kindness to and love of the sick, of the poor, of the sinner, of the forsaken, of little children, of the widows are the characteristics seen in reading the gospel. Filius Ignattii: Ignatius, the founder of the Society of Jesus, desired