Holy Family High School 1951 Yearbook (Auburn, NY) - Full Access

Aiding Father Collins in his duties as Sodality Mod· erator are: Seated: Pat Kelley, Vice-Prefect·. Standing: Carole Leinen, Secretary ; John Gormley, Prefect; John Dillon, Treasurer. The Sodality of Our Lady; Exemplifying goodness, this spiritual organi4ation of the school instills in the memhers a love of Our Lady, brought about by a love of Christ. The Sodality motto, "To Jesus through Mary," gives us our sole aim as students in a Catholic High School. Guided by the program of the Sodality com– mittees, the members learn how to sanctify themselves and their neighbor by a constant review and application of the various rules. As a preparation for their apostolate in the world, the Sodality arms its sons and daughters with means of spreading and defending the Church. By a constant and ever-increasing practice of virtue, the Sodalists prepare themselves for parish activity and as loyal citizens. In times such as these, the Sodality has even more significance as the teacher of the citi4ens of tomorrow, instructing them to lead a vir– tuous, useful Christian life. - - and longing to serve thee - - " Santa Oaus brings some animated toys--Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs--to entertain the Socialists. The program was presented by the Frosh probationers at a general meeting. Father Collins' monthly talk stimulates sober and serious thinking, as these faces indicate. By means of Father's conferences, the Sodality's spiritual program ~ gains significance for the Sodalists. {.# J1 ~~