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PAGE 8-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JUNF6. 1973 Father Hanner Views Sanctity (by Father Wm O. Hanner, retired Episcopal vicar). Mrtst of my twenty-five ar­ ticles for the Plaindealer have had a general subject of travel about them. However, this week 1 depart from the norm. I have been on Board of Trustees of my seminary, Seabury- Western, for the last twenty years. In the closing days of May they had their graduation and the annual meeting of the board. Clergy and laymen were gathered from far and wide for the final bm ness of the school year. In the last minutes of the meeting, after budgets had been discussed and reports and plans had had their day, the members became interested in a general discussion about sanctity and how it is obtained. We were asked to write a brief resume on: "What is Spirituality? What is its Foundation?" If you read through this article and meet nie on the street about town I hope you will stop and discuss it with me for a few minutes. What is spirituality? It means different things to different people. Spirituality is a love, filled with awe, that is yours when you think of the creativity of our heavenly Father; when you consider a good human being; when you think of a human mind, when you see a star, when you look at the wing of a bird or even a gnat and your heart is filled with awe before That which caused its existence and you are moved to an appreciation of its Creator and some inkling of love for Him-that is spirituality or sanctity. And when you contemplate our world with its hatreds, fears, jealousies, avarice, destructiveness of man and nature and you tell What we call God, with sorrow, that you rue your part oMhis evil and resolve to follow One whom He sent with greater faithfulness than you ever have before and you love this sent-out One with awe in your heart-this is spirituality or sanctity. Learn to be like Jesus. After this, if you' seek guidance from the pervading Spirit of God, (called by some the Holy Ghost ) and labor with love and awe to do His will in this mixM up world and time, if you work to build a Kingdom not made with hands, and seek no credit for your work as a Kingdom Builder, this is spirituality. How does one attain to spirituality? One must have a heart of love. One must stand before That which we do not understand with awe. One must labor to build the Kingdom. One must seek no,credit for one's labor. One must learn to trust that Other and one must work with hope of a sure reward where the unseen is greater th^n any vision caught by man. ISSUED CHARTER The State of Illinois has issued a charter to Giant Oaks Community association, a not- for-profit corporation. Here & There In ! Business i INSTITUTE GRADUATE; One hundred eight graduates will be honored at the twenty-. seventh annual '• com- * mencement of the Advanced • Management institute at Lake1 • Forest college Tuesday, June 5., The program, scheduled for 5 p.m. in McCormick auditorium, middle campus, will be addressed by Milton J. Henrichs, corporate vice- « president and president of the < Pharmaceutical Products I division of Abbott ' Laboratories. Edwin Komas, " 2411 S. Bittersweet, McHenry, .i grocery manager. Jewel ' companies, is among the 1 graduates. ^ Registration For MCC Summer School Continues Registration for the McHenry County College summer session began Tuesday, June 5. Registration will also be held Wednesday, June 6, during the same hours. Late registration will be held Monday, June 11, through Thursday, June 14, from 9 a.m. to noon; and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and on Friday, June 15, from 9 a.m. to Noon. Students may sign up for classes in the registration of­ fice at the Crystal Lake campus (6200 Northwest highway). Tuition and fees are payable at the time of registration. The summer schedule in­ cludes many courses in bac­ calaureate programs, oc­ cupational-technical areas, and adult education offerings. Further information about summer courses or about registration may be ob­ tained by calling or visiting the registration office at the college. He loves his country best who strives to make it best. -R. G. Ingersoll. Department supervisors for a new feature at the McHenry County Fair check examples of in­ teresting antiques which can be entered for prizes. They are, from left, Mrs. Henry Szlachta and Mrs. Edwin Hanlon, both of Woodstock. (DON PE ASLEY PHOTO) Antique Buffs In Display At County Fair The old will be the new at the 1973 McHenry County Fair. If that sounds contradictory, its because one of the main ieatures this year is expected to be an Antique department where smaller items limited only by the imagination of the exhibitor may be entered. Mrs. Henry Szlachta and Mrs. Edwin Hanlon head this new facet of the 1973 McHenry County Fair, scheduled Aug. 1-5 at the fairgrounds in Wood­ stock. "Antique buffs and trinket collectors are invited to think about what they have to exhibit," said Mrs. Szlachta.- "Details of • the various categories are incorporated in the Fair book available about June 12 at the Farm Bureau." i Entry blanks can be obtained at, \the fair office on the fairgrounds after June 25 and ituu July 18. Entry deadline is July 18. Categories include glassware, pottery, porcelain, primitives, quilts, oriental rugs and "miscellaneous." One category is the historical division which might include old county fair ribbons, souvenir vases and old Woodstock Brewery bottles, for example. 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