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Twenty-five cents per copy  \nIncluded in C.C.A.A.Institution and Patron Membership  \nNo.1  \nSAINT MARY-OF-THE-WooDs, INDIANA, DECEMBER,1937  \nVoL.I  \nCONTENTS  \nPage  \nFEATURE  \nWhat Is Catholic Art?……………………………GrahamCarey........  \n..  \n...·  \nARTICLES  \n…………………1  \nCatholic College Art Association ………………………  \n………………2  \nC.C. A.A.Organization Meeting ………………………  \nOpening Address…………………………………Rev.]J.G.Kempf,Ph.D.........4  \nChristian Social Art Experiments ………………………………  \n…………………………………28  \nArt in the Schools …………………………………SisterM.Veronica,O.S.U.......29  \nA letter to the C.C.A.A…………………………………………  \n……………………………………32  \nReaders’Forum ……………………………  \n……………………………33  \nC.C.A.A. Membership Privileges.  \n…………………………36  \nExhibition Announcement ……………………………………  \n………………………………37  \nART  \nCATHOLIC COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION  \n# PURPOSE\n\nTHE CATHOLIC College Art Association is an organization fostered byCatholic Colleges but open to all institutions and persons desirous ofestablishing a truly Christian Art in churches,schools,and homes.Webelieve that this can be done only by finding out the Church’s mind on thesubject,establishing certain fundamental principles of approach,and then fear-lessly applying these to our practical problems in studio,workshop,and class-room.  \nThis is the avowed purpose both of the C.C.A.A.and of this quarterly,its official organ.  \nHISTORY  \nIn March,1937,Peyton Boswell,of the Art Digest,published an editorialcalled The Valiant Few,in which he noted the appalling condition of art inthe greater number of Catholic Churches.Regretting the negligence which haslet the great traditions of Catholic ages lapse amid the gaudy mediocrities oftoday,he called upon the Sisters working earnestly in the Art field,\"the valiantfew,\"to evolve an art worthy of the spirit and history of the Church.Hiscomments were variously received but few,if any,were inclined to refute hisstatements.The Catholic Press made some suggestions,but Sister Esther,S.P.,St.Mary-of-the-Woods College,had a plan already worked out.This planwas mailed to Mr.Boswell who enthusiastically published it.  \nThis plan called for an association which would:  \n1.Revive a truly Christian Creative Art.  \n2.Raise the standard of art appreciation among our people.  \n3.Work for the elimination of \"the blasphemy of ugliness\"from ourChurches.  \n4.Formulate and uphold a code of objectives for the Art Departments ofCatholic Colleges in conformity with the Holy Father's wish that \"Faith mayguide the Arts.”  \nThese aims were to be realized by such means as conferences,exhibitions,and publication of a periodical devoted to Christian Social Art.  \nA meeting of the Art Instructors of Mundelein,Rosary,St.Mary's(HolyCross),and St.Mary-of-the-Woods Colleges was held in May at ProvidenceHigh School,Chicago,to plan proceedings.Sister M.Janet,of Mundelein,was appointed Membership Secretary,and began a membership campaign withgratifying results.October 16th,at the invitation of Sister Eugenia,Dean,theOrganization Meeting was held at St.Mary-of-the-Woods College.The char-acter of this meeting may be gathered from the contents of this frst issue ofthe Christian Social Art Quarterly,the official bulletin of the C.C.A.A.  \n# C.C.A.A.ORGANIZATION MEETING\n\nTHE CATHOLIC College Art Association held its organization meetingat Saint Mary-of-the-Woods on October 16 and 17.Representativesfrom twenty-five colleges and high schools attended.  \nThe Reverend J.G.Kempf,Ph.D.,moderator of the association,openedthe meeting with a prayer and a few words of encouragement for this ambitiousand very necessary movement.His short address was followed by a cordialwelcome to the delegates given by Sister Eugenia,Dean,and a ","cbCaij9Ma102JycU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij9Ma102JycU","pdf",2164062,"English","# PURPOSE\n# HISTORY\n# C.C.A.A. 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