St. Louis College Bulletin (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 7, Ed. 1, April 1922 Page: 6 of 12
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ST. LOUIS COLLEGE BULLETIN
EASTER JOY BE YOURS
AIR-PLANE PICTURES
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JUNK
“Lot this, our solemn feast,
With holy joys be crowned
And from each loving breast
Tlie voice of gladness sound."
G. B.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor________________II. SCHROEDER
College Notes-----------------P. BABB
Literary Circle_________C. ARELLANO
Athletics____________________H. GOODE
Business Manager_____________H. VO1SS
The S. L. C. Bulletin is publish-
ed monthly from October to June
included. The subscription price
is one dollar per year.
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St. Louis College must surely be
well known to the Aero Section of
Uncle Sam’s 8th Army Corps; for,
if rumor be correct, our institution
had been mapped and re-mapped
and photographed no less than fif-
teen times during the period of the
late war. Lying in the path of ev-
ery flying expedition organized by
the Aero-Squadrons of Kelly Ficin
—five miles directly south from the
college—it became a familiar object
of interest to the camera-man of
the aero-recognizance department
located al that particular center of
war-educational activity. Time and
again, (he young photo-artists, in
their rather frail yet speedy cars
were observed circling- round and.
round the various buildings of our
institution, jotting down and record-
ing and photographing data and
snapping views whereon to report
to the headquarters of the intel-
ligence bureau on their return home
to the field. Needless to remark,
on several occasions we saw how
after (heir quest had been satisfied
and they again winged away, they
came to grief by meeting with some
unaccountable accident and tumbled
to “terra firma.” Fortunately, none
of the daring heroes was seriously
injured.
Since the war, their visits have
become less frequent, for Kelly
Field has now become a finishing
Alleluia! Lent—holy season ol
saving penance and increased spi-
ritual treasure—is now over, and the
glorious Easter-tide, with its hope-
ful assurance, has again returned
to gladden our hearts and rejuve-
nate our spirits in the service of
our triumphant Redeemer.
Let us, then, give vent to our feel-
lings of joy and sing: Alleluia! Our
Saviour lives. Alleluia! Slavery’s
bonds arc broken, captivity is led
captive, our freedom is secured. Al-
leluia! Alleluia!
So would Holy Church have her
way and her prophesy. And now
(hat we have, during forty days
past, trodden the rugged road of
our Calvary in prayer and penilen--.-,
our souls being regenerated in the
precious blood of the Immaculate
Lamb and the merits it treasured
up for us, I he truth is vindicated
that because of our good will and
devout cooperation and our gen-
erous courage, we are today all the
happier for our sacrifices.
Thus are all things of a spiritual
nature minutely weighed and pre-
cisely arranged by the wisdom and
the providential dispensation of the
good, kind Master we serve: that
by the patient endurance of suffer-
ing, we purchase blessings; I hat by
the crucifixion of the flesh and our
evil propensities, we gain the vic-
tory which insures for us the pass-
port to . eternal glory; that by the
cross, we secure the crown.
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A Joyous Easter, then, to you
kind readers of (he Bulletin. May
our Rison Savior visit your hearts
on this coming Easter morn, and
dispose them for enjoying a fore,
taste of the bliss in store for those
who love and imitate Him. In the
words of Holy Church:
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