The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-05-23

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first episcopal visitation and minis
tatiu e. Nav England aHd pfalab
~ u ths United states Burlns
the years hat followed Jesuit and
other missionaries taYtued d.,
state and left ibe eyisi,nee ~ thcit
zeal ga the converted Indians aud
the Catholic settlers lu many so i
lagos III 1894 there Nere fourteen
Catholic families grouped about
chapel az AlbufR After Canada had /
been ceded 70 the English Ii 1890
many Ncw England cm!grauta went
20 Vermont. bul the Bishops y Que /
S.. rfa gg.sUt4t..F - fg.k rFs.t ala I
Catholics there When the Diocese
u Boston was created ln 1910 the
staie 81 Vermont vas included viii.
81 its jurisdiction. and the yenera
bile Father MauEuon 81 Boston visit /
- burlington 50 1915 and found /
about one hundred Catholic Cana
diaBr there without priest ol /
church Father Mgu,ault Of Cham
BY Canada, vas frequent visitor
tpf a number 81 years. ministsring
% the scattered families along the
border Father James Fltton %
Boston was another pioneer priest
The tlra resident priest ia Vermont
eas Rev Jeremiah o'CallaRhan a
aatiye 81 Cork. Ireland whose &c
centric notions on the question %
isnFy got him into difficulties With
he bishop Of his native diocese. be
Aa sent 10 Burlington N 1880 by
Bishop Fcnwick and remained until
1854 bis influence and pastoral
zeal radlaling far and wide He
,nilt So Peters church Burlington
Il 1889 lie died az Iiolyoke. Mass
Fob ~. 1851 hi 1897 the Rev
Iohn u DAILY another eccentric but
earned man. commenced to care foI
be missions ia the southern part OF
ne State and iabored untl
shcn he retired TO New York where
.e died in 1870 Notable also among
be priests miuistering IN the State
lurlug this early period were Faith
~ William Ivers George llamlltou
nrolet and n Chevalier In 1913
he Catholics Of the State number
u $40. but the building q rail
Dads and the establishment 81 mum
.rous pablo works soon brought
tsady increase
Ia 1853 on the petition Of tho
Bishops az the Province 81 New
fork, the pope erected Vermont In
o diocese with Burlington as the
huiar city The Very Rev Louis !
10 QocHhriand then vlear-General {
i the Diocese u Cleveland. Ohio,
sas named the firs, bishop aud con
ecratcd ia Now York by Arch I
.lshop Bedini Oct. %, 1853 lie i
sas born Aug 4. 1916 AZ Saint
rbaln. Finis,ere. France lIo stud
- Al sain,-sulplcc. Paris. and was
rdained priest at ST Louis, Z s. !,
iuiy 90 1870. he found on his .
rriYal 10 Vermont five priests, ten
and about 20.oeu Catholics
j January 1886. be went 10 Europ
. secure priests IN Ireland ana
rance aud with the aid q those
no answered hls appeal FOR yolun-
'ers, new parishes were organized.
lurchcs built. schools opened aud
io work 81 eyanRciiEing went on r
seriously The first Diocesan az "
% was held Ia Burlington. oc, Z
and 9 1858. At which nine priests o
tended On July ~. 1880. bishop a
= aoeabriand celebrated the gold Y
J Jubilee q bis ordination and ~ a
ssz BE asked FOR eoadja,or The Y
i0ice fell on fheRcy John Stephen =
ichaud then pastor at Bennington, =
le son % al Irish mother and q
anAdiau father aud bofTa ut Hur. a
agton Noy a. tA43 Ito made
4 studies Al s., J0sephe Seminary.
roy New York. and was ordained n
'ieai. June Z. 1873 he was con. a,
cratod ,uulAr Bishop u Modra Al
"a coadjulor Of burlington. June 4
1881 bishop he Gocpbrlaud ~ 4,
rea 20 live 10 che Orphan Asylum o,
arlington and died Nov 8. 1898 d