University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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0 There can be no more appropriate patron for a Catholic men's college than St. Thomas Aquinas. Probably the greatest theologian of the Christian T era, he epitomizest the scholastic attitude which students of the College hold as their example. The feast of St. Thomas, March Y, is annually celebrated by a Pontif- ical High Mass. Some outstanding speaker helps us recall the things for which Thomas Aquinas stood and the principles which he enunci- ated. This year Rev. Walter Farrell of the Catholic University was that speaker. Father Farrell, of the Dominican order as was St. Thomas, reminded his audience that St. Thomas authored the most sublime defense of human nature ever penned. He declared that men of today must write as fearlessly and courageously as Thomas did if men are to be saved today.

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V3 T Q, n, 'Bn wofzbm 0 This year Forty Hours devotions came at a particularly appropriate time -the beginning of Lent. It gave students of the College a chance to prepare them- selves for the Lenten duties which as Catholics they perform. The forty-hour exposition of the Eucharist was still another reminder in their College lives of the life-giving and soul-saving power of the grace which devotion to Christ brings. Father LeBeau diftributzd Communion to the fewer: in the Mas: closing the Forty Hour: Devotion flzftj. Qnuer bearer: Dan F olcy and Steve Quigley mcenxed the path of the Bleued Sacrament fbelowj.