History Of The Diocese Of Sault Ste, Marie And Marquette
Subtitle: Containing A Full And Accurate Account Of The Development Of The Catholic Church In Upper Michigan, With Portraits Of Bishops, Priests And Illustrations Of Churches Old And New, Volume 1
Publisher: Houghton, Mich.
Published: 1906
Place of publication: Houghton, USA
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: THE RIGHT REVEREND FREDERIC BARAGA; title: His family history and his birth. His studies and ordination to priesthood. Resolves to go as a missionary to America. Arrives in Cincinnati. Goes to Arbre Croche. His missionary labors there 17; title: CHAPTER II.; title: Baraga establishes a mission on the Grand River. He goes to La Pointe, Wisconsin. His labors in the St. Joseph mission. Visits his native country. His literary labors. 52; title: CHAPTER III.; title: Baraga establishes the mission at L'Anse. Writes his Indian grammar. He visits Eagle Harbor, his first white mission. His activity at L'Anse 77; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: Upper Michigan is made a Vicariate Apostolic. Baraga is created its first Vicar Apostolic. Is consecrated Bishop  in Cincinnati. Visits his native country in search of priests and means. Returns to his Vicariate and takes up his residence at Sault Ste. Marie. The first ordination in the Diocese. His extraordinary activity. The Vicariate Apostolic is created into the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie 95; title: CHAPTER V.; title: Bishop  Baraga's labors and the growth of the missions from 1857 to 1861 141; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: Bishop  Baraga's labors from 1861 to 1865  167; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: Bishop  Baraga transfers his See to Marquette. The diocese receives the title of Sault Sainte Marie and Marquette. Baraga attends the Plenary Council at Baltimore. Is stricken with apoplexy. His long sickness. His death. The fiftieth anniversary of his consecration 188; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: THE RIGHT REV. IGNATIUS MRAK, D. D.; title: His origin and his early days. His ordination to priesthood. Becomes private tutor in a noble family. Resolves to go to America. Becomes assistant to Father Pierz at Arbre Croche. Is made first Vicar General of the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette. Becomes second Bishop  of the diocese. Goes to the Vatican Council 216; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: Returns from the Vatican Council. Resumes his duties. Attends the conferring of the Pallium upon the first ArchBishop  of Milwaukee. Lays down the first rules and regulations for the government of the temporal affairs of parishes in the diocese. Is stricken with sciatic rheumatism. Resigns his office. Returns to his Indian mission at Eagletown. Returns to Marquette. His last days. His demise 235; title: CHAPTER X.; title: THE RIGHT REV. JOHN VERTIN, D. D.; title: His family connections. His early education. His arrival in America. His ordination to priesthood. Priestly labors. Elevation to the Episcopate. His consecration in Negaunee. The burning of his Cathedral and concomitant troubles 260; title: CHAPTER XI.; title: Bishop  Vertin commences the building of his Cathedral. Makes his first visit to the Apostolic See and incidentally visits his native country. Attends the Third Plenary Council. Attends the first Provincial Council of Milwaukee. Models the government of his diocese in sentiment of the decrees of the Plenary and the Provincial Councils 281; title: CHAPTER XII.; title: Bishop  Vertiivs pastoral on education. Pastoral on religious societies and holy Communion of reparation. The first Pro- Synodal Conference. His Silver Jubilee. His second visit ad limina. His sickness and his death 299; title: CHAPTER XIII.; title: THE RIGHT REV. FREDERICK EIS, D. D.; title: His early education. His ordination to priesthood. The elevation to the Episcopate. His first visit to the Apostolic See. His labors as the fourth Bishop  of the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette. Holds the second Pro- Synovial Conference 326; title: CHAPTER XIV.; title: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.; title: Rev. Samuel Mazzuchelli 336; title: Rev. Francis Xavier Haetscher 341; title: Rev. Simon Saenderl 342; title: Rev.  T Piret 344; title: Rev.  s f.'JiQi^ 1 1 c - 344; title: Rev. Ou.?t i?t:. J lia > O.S.F 359; title: Rev. LawrtiiCv- T n\> ne 374; title: Rev. Henry L. Thieje 375; title: Rev. Edward Jr.;^:cr 376; title: Rev. Martin Fox 380; title: Rev. John Cebul 383; title: Rev. Honoratus Bourion 389; title: Rev. Gerhard Terhorst 390; title: ILLUSTRATIONS.; title: page.; title: His Holiness Pope Pius X. (Frontispiece)  4; title: Rt. Rev. Frederic Baraga at the time of his consecration 20; title: The birth place of Bishop  Baraga 22; title: The church of St. George in Doebernig where Bishop  Baraga was baptized 25; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's ordination certificate 28; title: Facsimile of letter written by Frederic Baraga to Bishop  Fenwick asking for admission into the Diocese of Cincinnati 31; title: Rt. Rev. Edward Fenwick, Bishop  of Cincinnati 35; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's certificate while studying Humaniora 38; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's certificate while in the philosophical course 41; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's matriculation and attendance in the higher philosophy at the University of Vienna 44; title: Facsimile of attest of Bishop  Baraga's matriculation and attendance in the law department at the University of Vienna 47; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's school certificate while taking a law course at the University of Vienna 49; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's certificate for ecclesiastical history in the Seminary of Laibach   50; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's attendance at the Classes of Eastern languages at the Seminary of Laibach 56; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's certificate of Moral Theology at the Seminary of Laibach. 59; title: Rt. Rev. Frederic Rese 62; title: Church of St. Joseph at La Pointe, Wis 65; title: Rt. Rev. Peter Paul Lefevere, Bishop  of Detroit 67; title: Mr. Peter Crebassa and his wife Nancy, born Roussain 70; title: The first church of L'Anse 73; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters erecting the Vicariate Apostolic of Upper Michigan 75; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters appointing Rev. Frederic Baraga as Bishop  of Amyzonia in partibus infidelium 79; title: Facsimile of attest of Frederic Baraga's consecration 82; title: Most Rev. John B. Purcell 84; title: Rt. Rev. John Martin Henni 87; title: Signature of Most Rev. John Martin Henni  89; title: Cathedral of St. Peter, Cincinnati, Ohio 92; title: Cathedral and residence of Bishop  Baraga at Sault Ste. Marie in 1853  96; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters appointing Bishof  Baraga as Vicar Apostolic of Upper Michigan 98; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters erecting the Vicariate Apostolic of Upper Michigan into the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie  101; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters appointing Bishop  Baraga as Bishop of Sault Ste. Marie  105; title: The Marriage of Francis Joseph I., Emperor of Austria 108; title: Bishop  Baraga's coat of arms 110; title: The site of St. Vincent de Paul Church at Indian Lake near Manistique 116; title: The ancient Indian cemetery at Indian Lake. 119; title: The site of Father Baraga's residence at Indian Lake 122; title: Caspar Schulte 124; title: Pulpit of Bishop  Baraga 127; title: Marquette in 1849 129; title: Rev. D. Du Ranquet, S.J 132; title: Rev. August Kohler, SJ 134; title: The first Ursuline Convent at the Sault 136; title: Mother M. Xavier, the first Ursuline Sister who came to the Sault 138; title: John Bouche, Bishop  Baraga's guide 139; title: Bishop  Baraga's "Palace" at the Sault 144; title: Sargeant Balthazar Galley 147; title: Rev. G. B. Weikamp 149; title: Rev. Father Masson 152; title: Rev. Charles Magnee 154; title: A view of the old Marquette Court House with the first church and the first Ursuline Convent 157; title: Rev. Sebastian Duroc 160; title: Rev. Richard Baxter, SJ 162; title: Rev. P. M. Flannigan 165; title: Rev. John B. Broun 169; title: Rev. Mathias Orth 171; title: Rev. Edmund Walsh 174; title: Rev. William Dwyer 177; title: Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, Greenland, Mich 179; title: The old Flannigan homestead at Greenland  181; title: Captain James Flannigan 183; title: St. Patrick's church, Ontonagon 185; title: The north view of the ruins of St. Francis church, Norwich, Ontonagon Co 189; title: The southwest view of the ruins of St. Francis church at Norwich 191; title: The southeast view of the ruins of St. Francis church at Norwich 193; title: The first St. Peter's Cathedral, Marquette, Mich 195; title: Hon. Peter White 199; title: A trunk which belonged to Bishop  Baraga 200; title: A reliquary 'which belonged to Bishop  Baraga. 203; title: A likeness of Bishop  Baraga shortly before his demise 206; title: The remains of Bishop  Baraga in state at St. Peter's Cathedral 209; title: Monument erected to Bishop  Baraga at Dobernice 213; title: Marquette in 1857 217; title: Rt. Rev. Ignatius Mrak at the time of his consecration 2I 9; title: Bishop  Mrak's school certificate from the grammar grades 220; title: Bishop  Mrak's school certificate second Gymnasium class 222; title: Bishop  Mrak's school certificate fourth Gymnasium class 22 3; title: Bishop  Mrak's certificate in higher classics 225; title: Bishop  Mrak's certificate in the philosophical course 227; title: Bishop  Mrak's school certificate in botany 225; title: Bishop  Mrak's certificate in moral theology 230; title: Bishop  Mrak's certificate in dogmatic theology. 232; title: Bishop  Mrak's certificate in pastoral theology. 234; title: Facsimile of permission to Rev. Ignatius Mrak to celebrate his first Mass in his parish church 235; title: Facsimile of letters appointing Rev. Ignatius Mrak assistant to Father Pierz at Arbre Croche 236; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's letters appointing Rev. Ignatius Mrak Vicar-General of the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie 239; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's letters empowering Vicar-General Ignatius Mrak to obtain priests while abroad 240; title: Facsimile of ArchBishop  Purcell's letter to Bishop  Lefevere requesting him to influence Father Mrak to accept the episcopal consecration 241; title: Facsimile of ArchBishop  Purcell's letter to Father Mrak urging him to accept the episcopal burden 242; title: Facsimile of Papal Bull appointing Father Mrak the second Bishop  of Marquette 244; title: Address on the Bull of appointment and attest of Bishop  Mrak's consecration 246; title: Signature of Pope Pius IX 247; title: The old time stage from Negaunee to Marquette 249; title: Rt. Rev. John Stariha, Bishop  of Lead, S. D 250; title: Rev. Peter Gallagher 251; title: Rev. Francis t Berube 252; title: Rev. Luke Mozina 253; title: Rev. Anthony Hubly 254; title: Rev. John Brown 255; title: Bishop  Mrak going to the consecration of Bishop  Eis 256; title: Rt Rev. Ignatius Mrak in his nineties 257; title: The remains of Bishop  Mrak in state at St. Peter's Cathedral 258; title: Marquette in 1863 261; title: Seminarians of St. Francis in 1863, with the late ArchBishop  Katzer, and the late Bishop  Vertin 263; title: The city of Tchernembl, Carniolia 265; title: Facsimile of Bishop  Baraga's letter sending young John Wertin to Father Bourion to learn French   267; title: Mr. Joseph Wertin, Sr., father of Bishop  Vertin 269; title: Mrs. Mary Wertin, mother of Bishop  Vertin 271; title: Bishop  Vertin at the time of his consecration. 273; title: Facsimile of Apostolic letters appointing Father Vertin third Bishop  of Marquette with the attest of his consecration 275; title: Rt. Rev. Caspar Borgess 276; title: The first Diocesan Retreat, 1893 277; title: Rev. Maurice Henns, O.M., Cap 278; title: Rev. Simon Marceau 279; title: Rev. John C. Kenny 285; title: Rev. Th. A. Trottenberg 287; title: Rev. William T. Roy 289; title: Rev. J. E. Struif 291; title: Rev. Joseph Barron 293; title: Rev. Michael Weis 295; title: Second Diocesan Retreat, 1895 297; title: Rev. Andrew Henderson 300; title: Rev. C. F. Schelhammer 302; title: Rev. John Reichenbach 304; title: Rev. P. P. Mazuret 306; title: Rev. Philip Kummert   308; title: Bishop  Vertin at the Provincial Council of Milwaukee 310; title: Rev. M. J. Van Stratten 312; title: Rev. Th. A. Majerus 314; title: Rev. Paul Datin 316; title: Rev. Julius Baron Von Gumpenberg 318; title: Rev. E. Chapuis 320; title: Bishop  Vertin in the last years of his life  322; title: The remains of Bishop  Vertin while in state in the St. Peter's Cathedral 323; title: Rt. Rev. Frederick Eis 327; title: Facsimile of Papal Bull appointing Father Eis fourth Bishop  of Marquette 329; title: Facsimile of attest of Bishop  Eis' consecration 330; title: Bishop  Eis on his way to consecration 331; title: Rev. Adolph Schneider 333; title: Rev. Francis H. Swift 337; title: Rev. Thomas A. Kennedy 338; title: Rev. Samuel C. Mazzuchelli, O.P 340; title: Rev. Andrew D. J. Piret 342; title: Father Piret's "La Ferine" at Les Cheneaux Islands 343; title: Rev. Francis Pierz 345; title: Rev. Otton Skolla, O.S.F 360; title: The church at La Pointe in Skolla's time 361; title: Rev. Lawrence Dunne 375; title: Rev. Henry L. Thiele 376; title: Rev. Edward Jacker 377; title: Father Marquette taking lessons in Geography from the Indians 378; title: Rev. Martin Fox 380; title: Three pioneer missionaries of the diocese; Revs. Fox, Cebul and Jacker 382; title: Rev. John Cebul 383; title: The first church in Duluth built by Father Cebul 384; title: Inside view of the first church in Duluth 385; title: Rev. Honoratus Bourion 388; title: Rev. Gerhard Terhorst with a band of his orphans 390; title: The grave of Father Andrew Andolschek 341; title: Rev. Joseph Niebling 346; title: Rev. James W. Kelly 347; title: Rev. Joseph E. Martel 348; title: Rev. H. J. Rousseau 349; title: Rev. Anacletus O. Pellisson 351; title: Rev. Alberico Vitali, J.U.D 353; title: Rev. Joseph Haas 355; title: Rev. Joseph Hoeber 362; title: Rev. Fidelis Sutter 364; title: Rev. Anthony Hodnik 366; title: Rev. Joseph Wallace 369; title: Rev. J. R. Regis 371; title: Rev. A. Th. Schuttelhoffer 373; title: Rev. James McGowan 379; title: Rev. Michael Letellier 381; title: Rev. Anthony Zagar 387; title: Rev. William Shea 391; title: Rev. Renatus Becker 392