The Crosier Story
Subtitle: a history of the Crosier Fathers in the United States.
By: With contributions from confreres Lawrence J. Kerich, Francis P. Pitka, and Bernard C. Mischke.
Publisher: Crosier Press
Published: 1960
Place of publication: Onamia, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
Subjects: Crosier Fathers in the United States.
Notes: Includes bibliography.
Table of contents: title: Contents; title: 1. Perspective; title: 1. The Order's European History; title: 2. The Spiritual Identity of the Order; title: Part One: The Crosier Fathers In Wisconsin, 1850-1879; title: 2. To the New Frontier; title: 3. DeJonge, Nuyts, Daems; title: 4. Little Chute and the First Attempt at Community; title: 5. Bay Settlement; title: 6. The Last Years of Father Daems; title: Part Two: Old Country Background; title: 7. A View of St. Agatha; title: 8. St. Agatha's Prior; title: 9. The Community and Monastic Routine; title: 10. Spiritual Heritage; title: Part Three: The First Years In Minnesota, 1910-1922; title: 11. Elements of Providence; title: 12. How the Crosiers Were Won for the Colony; title: 13. Butler, 1910; title: 14. Onamia's Early History: From Hennepin to Van der Hulst; title: 15. Twelve Years of Waiting; title: -1. Father Van Dinter's Policy; title: -2. The Three Who Crossed in 1912; title: 16. The Life of Father Henry Yzermans, O.S.C; title: Part Four: The American Foundations; title: 17. How the Cross Was Raised at Onamia; title: 18. Memoirs of a Crosier Student; title: 19. The Hastings Purchase; title: 20. The Life of Dr. Leo Van Dyke, O.S.C.; title: 21. Father Brandon and the Fort Wayne Crosiers; title: 22. Recent Foundations and Missions; title: Notes; title: Index