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It explains the overall timeline from novitiate through teaching or special studies and the theologate, highlighting tertianship as a less understood phase. 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| --- | --- |\n| MARCH   | 1963   | NO.3   | VOL.8   |\n| March,1963   |  |  |  |\n| Dear Friends:   |  |  |  |\n| As you know,the course of studies for Jesuit  \u003Cbr>priests is long (usually 15 years).It includes the  \u003Cbr>novitiate(2 years),juniorate(2 years),philoso-  \u003Cbr>phate(3 years),three years of teaching or special  \u003Cbr>studies,theologate (4 years)and tertianship  \u003Cbr>(1 year).   |  | Fr.Maurice J.Hussey,S.J.  \u003Cbr>editor   |  |\n| The last named is,perhaps,the least under-  \u003Cbr>stood phase of the training.So,it is fortunate,  \u003Cbr>that this issue of the Jesuit Bulletin gives a his-  \u003Cbr>tory of St.Stanislaus Novitiate-the tertianship  \u003Cbr>for the Chicago and Detroit Provinces-together  \u003Cbr>with an explanation of the tertianship for both  \u003Cbr>priests and brothers.   |  | Frank A.Grady,S.J.  \u003Cbr>Edward J.Mattimoe,S.J.  \u003Cbr>managing editors   |  |\n| Under Jesuit Miscellany you will find infor-  \u003Cbr>mation concerning various Jesuit activities in the  \u003Cbr>Chicago and Detroit Provinces as well as in other  \u003Cbr>parts of the world.   |  |  |  |\n| We hope you will find the accounts interesting  \u003Cbr>and informative.   |  |  |  |\n| In the past the lists of incomplete burses have  \u003Cbr>been arranged according to nearness to com-  \u003Cbr>pletion.For the sake of greater convenience we  \u003Cbr>shall use the alphabetical order in the future.  \u003Cbr>You will find a list of the incomplete burses on  \u003Cbr>page 14,and on page 14 you will find a list of  \u003Cbr>recent contributions to burses.  \u003Cbr>With best wishes,  \u003Cbr>Sincerely yours in Christ,   |  | JESUIT BULLETIN  \u003Cbr>is published quarterly(September  \u003Cbr>December,March and June)by  \u003Cbr>the Jesuit Seminary Association,  \u003Cbr>1328 Consumers Bldg.,220 S.  \u003Cbr>State Street,Chicago 4,Illinois,  \u003Cbr>in the interest of the Chicago and  \u003Cbr>Detroit Provinces of the Society o  \u003Cbr>Jesus.Entered as second-class  \u003Cbr>matter October 28,1947 at the  \u003Cbr>Post Ofce at Chicago,IUlinois,  \u003Cbr>under the act of March 3,1879,  \u003Cbr>and at an additional mailing office  \u003Cbr>Subscription,25 cents a year.   |  |\n\n,  \nf  \n.  \nmawic gdueed  \n“fter their xtuàiesz anù  \nhefnre their final uoua,Iet them makea fhirn prnhafin..PXPrrixe themaeluegin the srhnnl nf the heart..rekinùltheir ferunr...Iearn the Unnstifutinnzmure fully,eserially their geuiteinner zpirit...anì ahnue all,arquirethaf familiarity uith Bnì in sapirifualPxerrine nf àeunfin en ntere赔aryto the Snriefy's期nrkers.”  \n—St.Ignatius,in theConstitutions of theSociety of Jesus  \nAerial view of tertianship grounds,with drive entering from State Road in Parma.  \nTHE ST.STANISLAUS STORYby Father James J.McQuade,S.J.  \nsions in the Dakotas,parish and schoolin Mankato,Minnesota;Sacred HeartCollege(now Campion High School)inPrairie du Chien,Wisconsin;CanisiusCollege in Buffalo,St.John's College inToledo and St.Ignatius College in Cleve-land.It was from this college that St.Stanislaus got started.  \nIt started with Bismarck and his Kultur-kampf.In the second half of the eighteenhundreds Bismarck had been makingthe German Jesuits uncomfortable.Hehad been making many Germans un-comfortable.It was the time of the greatGerman immigration,and this includedJesuits.  \nOne by one in those years the immi-grant German Fathers made foundationsin the area of the Great Lakes andMiddle West.There were Indian Mis-  \nOnce under way with the college inCleveland,the Fathers felt the need ofa quiet country place where they couldget some rest and relaxation now andthen,especially during the summermonths.On July 27,1893,they boughtthe first twenty acres of what is now theSt.Stanislaus property on State road,but they never did make it a place ofrest and relaxation.  \nSt.Stanislauskeeps vigil beforethe front door ofthe Tertianship.  \nBy 1897 their thinking on the subjecthad changed.A 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