Louisville, Kentucky
St. Thomas Seminary
INTERNET STS-internet CAMPUS
(originated by on-line Alumni during 2003 as "the Lost Boys of St. Thomas Seminary")

http://parish-without-borders.net/sts

Seminary as constructed in 1952

Original campus: 7101 Brownsboro Road (1952-1976)
Archdiocese of Louisville, Kentucky USA
in cooperation with the Society of Saint Sulpice, Baltimore

[6/20/05 Site Development Note: Only underlined blue "Links" are activated]
Background | Seminary History | Sulpician Faculty | Archdiocesan Faculty
1950's Classes | 1960's Classes | 1970's Classes
Alumni Personal Web Pages | Fr. Vincent McMurry, S.S. Remembers . . .
Alumni Creativity | Photo Galleries
Mission of the Alumni Community | Message Forums for Alumni and Guests
Alumni Resources | Our Passions and Causes | Contact Us

Additional on-line RESOURCES:

HOW TO USE the original YahooGroups LostBoys of STS Services

YahooGroups
Click here to Join the Email Daily Discussions,
visit message and photo archives, and more

Alternate Email or Message Sites:

stsinternet
This free list hosting service, hosted by SmartGroups-Wanadoo in England, is somewhat less ad-driven than YahooGroups, requires less sign-up hassle, and seems to be fairly user-friendly. Use it as you wish. Photo and file uploads are quite easy and quick.

stsalumni@k4zra.com
This is a REAL "email list" or "listserv," to use almost-bygone terminology. NO ads, no popups, no intrusive or complex signup procedures. No possible theft of your email address, and no holds barred when it comes to discussion topics. Good netiquette is encouraged. You can sign up right here!

Not much time for email?
Just click here to leave a Message
on Our Bulletin Board or "Guestbook" (hosted in Germany!)

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Topical FORUMS for Alumni,
Faculty and STS Family Members, hosted in Ireland

First class, first year, 1952 . . .
First Class, 1952
Featured Graduation Class
for Spring-Summer 2005

Class of 1964

The sixth College graduation class of 1964,
all of us still smarting from the November 22, 1963 assassination of President Kennedy,
spread out mainly to Paca Street in Baltimore, St. Mary's, Kentucky, and Saint Meinrad.
Our life experience was split with historically-unique evenness
between the anti-modernist triumphalism of preconciliar U.S. Catholicism
and the beginnings of the first reforms of Vatican Council II.
The political tumults of the late 1960's
were what we lived and breathed while emerging from the especially sheltered life
created for us by the Archdiocese
despite the more cosmopolitan open-spiritedness of the Sulpicians
assigned to Archbishop Floersh's isolated six-year "minor seminary."

I know this 1964 class best because I am among its members,
really proud to count Covatta, Dittmeier, Dutschke, Hunn, Knott,
Simmons, Mudd, O'Bryan, Olges, and the rest of you men
as the kind of friends or comrades which people gain on Life's journey
only in the high-schooling process, even if there were no prom's, etc.

(R.I.P., (Fr.) Don "Duck" Howard of Whitesville.)

The other classes will need to come forward with their stories and gifts,
but I make it my mission to ensure that each face in the above graduation picture
has a respectful new presence on this website!

- Dan Onley (Owensboro)

Fr. Joseph L. White, S.S.
Fr. Joseph L. White, S.S., Founding Rector
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UPDATED 6/22/2005