Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-15
Waits and fdendIess Children
Of Every Sort and Charac-
ter Cared for by Sisters Of
Charity
INSTITUTION HAS HAD
FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE
Without Funds for Mantle
nance Noble Men and Wom-
en- Have Gone Forward in
Their Labors Of Mercy

To HaYf the wallis Of New Mcxi-
co---fo provide homes for the home
Iefs and friends for the friendlchs
children OF the atntc--to relieve the
misery and dpAttution of thos" ilttle
onea who. through death or abandon
rnenf. have been thrown on the mef-
eitA Of the world IN an their helpless
ness and innocence,
+ This II the work being done BY ~
Anfhonr's orphannec, the only lnHli~
tuition Of its sort IN New Mexico, nli-
llated on Hourgade Place, about Two
miles north OF Albuquefque- Ana
that the work is helne done IN !
manner 10 touch the hearts o. az wh1
have sympathy for human mfferint
and WIN love little children VIII be
amply evident TO any one who VIII
make a trip TO the orphanage and
nee for themselves whnt has been
done and what ~ being done every
day.
phanare 4 history OF self-saurflclnf
zeal ana devotion on tho part Of q few
noble men aud women who saw the
urcd OF such an institution IN Now
Mexieo and determined that regard
less al all obstacles II should be built,
Its development and growth, W the
less than two years that "A has bean
III existence are enough To mike one
almost gasp al the seemingly im-
possible task that hns been perform
ed by these men and women
scope Of The Work.
Only in the sense that the manage
menf. rules aud discipline of the in-
stitution are prescribed by the Cath
ollie church can the orphnnhge bi
called aeetarian. No questions are
uSHed a. 20 the religious belief OF
the parents Of the unfortunate chill
dfen who knock nc its doors OF ~
20 the past religious Influences thai
have surrounded them The farl
that the Ilftia ones are IN need II III
that any onr connected with the man.
ahkmnnt wants to knnw and the
tioorh ara thrown Wide 0nen to al
nuuh. Every creed aud denomination
IA represented IN the present list OF
inmates III the highest aud bhai
neHae Ht Anihnny'a orphanaHe ls a
nou=seftHrIAn charitable institution.
In the fnreWord 10 the pamphlet Is
sued ~ an appeal for financial as
sisfanee 10 the orphumgo the follow
ing brief sketch OF lta history II con-
tnined.
1.-TWO sisters, Sister Cencroaa and
sister Evarstn. OF the order OF st
Francis Heraph. Lafayette, Indiana.
arrived In Albuquerque 20 take charge
Of the nfphanane February "a, 1919
The urIihauags WAX temporarily open.
"a Mt 1saz Weat Central avenue
where tina two first boys were recoit.
al February "a. iala, The ground
for the ofphanage building In bunr
Rade Place was broken by Rev. A. NJ
Mnndalari s J., May 80. 1919 and
the cornerstone wax laid by Rev. 7
Tommaaini. August H. 1914 The
building was completed and occupied
by sisters and pupils Juno ?, 1911
Finally II was solemnly dedicated By
Ills Grace. J. II. Pitavni. D. d.
archbishop Of Santa BE In the pres,
enne Of large conoourse OF friends
and patrons OF the institution, oc.
tober gG 1910"
story Not Half Told.
This modest announcement how
ever. does not half tell the story o
hard work. intense zeal and conse
GRAFTON to nm ideal that Ia Represented
in tile erection az ~, Anthony'A on
phanage Nor does II reveal the fac
that. although this IN the only or