Ursuline Academy - Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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igwz liaaiy Z 6416012 organ . NOTHER year has ended. Again Our Lady's Mission Workers have ,losed a successful mission year, because the missionary spirit instilled Wag, in us from former teachers never dies but ever increases in various C' Ways. Upon our entrance to Ursuline Academy as Freshmen each and every one of us becomes a member of Our Lady's Mission Workers, whose chief purpose is the support, both spiritual and material, of the workings of the mission. The term Missions is a vast one which embraces the whole World! There are Missions in the cultured lands of France, in the royal territory of England, and even in the democratic United States, among the old and the young, in all spheres of society, and everywhere there are souls to be saved! T During the past year Ursuline girls worked steadily with hearts full of love for Christ. Their small contributions and sacrifices wrapped with Charity and Good Will for the benefit of the missions must have been a stepping stone to success, perhaps bringing joy to a lonely home, or the light of Faith to some darkened soul. Each member of Our Lady's Mission Workers endeavored to do her best in order to make 1939-1940 a very successful one for the Missions. And the success of the year is attributed to the fact that Our Lady's Mission Workers were unified in the pursuit of one goalg that is: the support of the home and foreign Missions, both in a spiritual and material way, for the spread of Christianity! Jifiiaiion. cqcfiuitisa i 4 4' milk THE 1940 uRsuLlNE

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