Page 70 - CBA 1986 YEARBOOK

As a Christian and Catholic high school our coming together as a com­ munity in prayer and liturgical celebra­ tion is basic to who we say we are. It is an opportunity not only to remem­ ber and celebrate important liturgical and school events, but also gives CBA students an opportunity to ac­ tively participate in the celebration as lector, Eucharistic Minster, and other roles of service.
It can truly be said that the celebra­ tion of the liturgy at CBA is a privledge students have come to recognize and look forward to as more and more students have attended the liturgies and become involved in them.
(above) Thomas Knight receives the Eucharist from Deacon Kotch.
(top) Brother Christopher distributes ashes to the Junior High students on Ash Wednesday.
(right) Scott Redmon receives communion during a school liturgy.
(opposite left) Peter Thompson and Phil Fortino are amoung the freshman who regularly attended school liturgy.
(opposite top right) Rob Nolan is one of the students who helped to distribute ashes Ash Wednesday.
(opposite bottom right) Dave Stirpe receives the cup from a student — Eucharistic Minister.
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