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Each religion, by the help of
m ore or less myth which it

takes more or less seriously,

proposes some method of forti­
fyin g the human soul ana

enabling it to make its peace

with its destiny.

George Santayani
and U five main goals. With this in mind, a spe­ ethics and medical ethics. Thr<

At Carrollton, spirituality is one of the
these studies, students begin to fo
late their own opinions on the contr
cial effort is made to help each student
sial issues which face our society tc
develop her own spiritual life. Mrs. Hut­
ton is now the new Campus Minister and
The Juniors are required to take
takes care of masses, community ser­
tology and Church History- all the cl
are theology. This class consists of
vice, and all other activities which
GO
how Jesus relates to our everyday
ing the four year sequence of religion
classes at Carrollton, each girl is given
Mr. Vega, another newcomer to cj
3 revolve around religious life. By follow­ depth study of Qod and an analyj
an opportunity to familiarize, analyze,
ton, teaches this new course.
In Senior year, students must fl
and develop her feelings and ideas
class on Marriage and the Familv I
regarding her faith.
eligion
This year, freshmen religion classes
ent studies. Seniors cover areas
have taken on a new approach. Mrs. course incorporates a number of II
Ortiz, a new addition to the department, chology, peer ministry, the beliefs
T > has introduced a new "hands on" style Roman Catholic Church, and soci
for studying scripture and learning tice (community service). In add!
about Catholicism. This class also helps the actual religion class, the gi
freshmen establish a better relationship required to present their Senior P
with Qod, themselves, and each other. which culminate their religious
The Sophomores take an Ethics class. at the end of the year.
In this class, students study different Sophomores, Juniors, and ;
philosophies and theories of morality are required to do community
and apply these principles to everyday which includes doing work with
ethical issues. Some of the subjects refugees, caring for abused anc
included in their study are abortion, the doned children, and tutoring sch<
death penalty, lying, stealing and cheat­ dren.
ing, environm ental ethics, business Diana de la T<
R

Sr. Imma de Stefanis Mrs. Virginia Huttol
Ethics Campus Ministry, Senior 111

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