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factor— Father
McNamara.
Religious Activities
A list of C.B.A.’s facets must include religious activities. They usher in the school year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit, and round it off with the Bacca­ laureate Mass. They include the unreward­
ing work of tutoring underpriviledged children every Wednesday. Each student is acquainted with the class Mass, Com­
munion before lunch, confessions before and after school, and the most important
Kevin Quinn presents Arcli!)ishop Fitzgerald with a 100-dollar (luck.
Father
homily during Brother Leo’s Mass.
On November 20, C.B.A. witnessed its first bible service. It was pre­ sided over by Archbishop Joseph Fitzgerald of South Africa, a travelling representative of the Mis­ sionary Cooperative Plan. At the end of the service,
Archbishop Fitzgerald was presented with a do­ nation from the Student Activity Fund.
McNamara
delivers the
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