Vancouver College - Collegian Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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Sodality saying its noon-hour rosary in the Chapel. The student body assembled for First Friday Mass. TIVITIES Archbishop Duke entering Empire Stadium for the annual Rosary Rally. In the Brothers ' pursuit of their goal, formation of the Christian gentleman, they have recognized the im- portance of a close relationship with Christ in the high- school years of a young man ' s life. Under the leadership and guidance of the Brothers, religion plays a major role in the course of every term. Confessions are heard by the College Pastors every month, and Mass is heard by the entire student body every First Friday in the School ' s auditorium. The annual Rosary Rally in October was well attended by every class in the school. A practice which is representative of the religion- consciousness of the school is the daily visit to the blessed sacrament, a tradition of m any years, carried on by the ma- jority of high-school boys. wmmt