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FIRST FOU.VDATION of Ihe internationally lieadmtstrcM, Is shown instructing members of
known Religious of Ihe Sacred Heart has opened the fourth grade class following Ihe formal In­
here at J7«7 Main Highway. Mother McDonnell, auguration of classes lost week.
GIRLS' SCHOOL IN COCONUT GROVE

Convent O f Sacred Heart Opens
The Religious of the Sacred
Heart who conduct educational
institutions in 34 countries on
five continents have inaugu­
rated classes in I heir first Flor­
ida foundation.
El Jardfn estate at 3747
Main H ighw ay, Coconut Grove
is the site of llir newly es­
tablished Convent of the Sa­
cred Heart, Carrollton, an ele­
mentary and collrgc prepara­
tory school for girls.
Classes began Fallowing cele­
bration of Mass by Msgr. Wil­
liam F. McKccver, Miami dio­
cesan superintendent of schools.
Grades one through 12 are in­
cluded.
According lo Mother Kath­
erine McDonnell, headmistress
at the school, the Miami Sacred
Heart Convent will follow Ihe
same inspiring program as oth­
er Sacred Heart institutions es­
tablished by the foundress,
Saint Madeleine Sophie at llie
turn of the 19th century. She
emphasized "an education se­ the sunchiue on the beautiful palfo of the Convent which over­
rious In its principles, strong in looks Blscayne Day In Coconut Grave, Mother Guerrierl Is
Ita studies and rich In a spirit shown instructing the sophomore class In American h In lory.

U RELIGIOUS of the Society of Ihe Sacred Grove where Hey wtU pptabUah a eeliefe pre-
Heart are shown on the apadooo p w d a of Ihe paretocy day ichiol far (Iris efxnhaf ter tlooooe
new Convent of the Sacred Henri In Ceceont In Ihe next semester.