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Nina

Nina is Rose's dog and she belongs to Rebecca200613. Please do not edit or use her without primission Thank you.

## Personality

Nina is a proctive pup. She will not allow you to come near Rose unless she knows you. She is not afraid to bite you in away,shape, or form. Once she knows you and the role you play in Rose's life she is a sweet, kind, and lovable pup. She has a lot of energy and she's a very fast runner. She will defend her owner and her family and friends. So here's some advise. DO NOT mess with this pup unless you want to run like a little baby.

## Bio

Nina was given to Rose by the police department but before she was a pup in training. She was taught how to be a good police dog but when they were told they need a police pup for a kid they thought she was purfect. She stayed with them for a few days to learn more about her and her family. Rose taught her a few things like "on me", "Fetch", "play rough", and many more. Nina likes to please Rose with her job at protecting her at all costs.

## Appearance

Nina is a black and white German Shepherd. She is mostly black excepted some white spots. She has white on her chest to the tip of her tail. She has some white on all fours and the very tip of her left ear. She has high kneee socks on her front feet and just on her foot on her back feet. Nina wears a tan collar with a circle tag. Her tag has her name on the front and Rose's address on the back.

## Trivia

### Relationships:

* Nina has a strong relationship with her owner Rose. She is her bodygard and will protect her now matter what.
* Nina also has a connection with Emily and Derek since they are the parents and they help teach her what to do.

### Hobbies:

* Playing in the snow
* Swimming in the lake, rivers, pool, ect.
* Playing fetch
* Learning new tricks
* Jumping on things
* Being with Rose
* Sleeping when off the job

### Tricks she knows and meaning:

* Fetch: Go get the person or thing
* On me: Nina has to stay next to Rose
* Rough: When Rose wants Nina to bark and act rough to her and other people
* Settle: When she want her to calm down after chasing, running, or any activity
* Normal: When she want her to act like a sweet little nice dog
* Search: When she want her to go find someone or something
* Attack: When she want her to attack someone or something that is a danger to her or someone else
* Come: When she wants her to come to her
* Sit: When she wants her to sit down
* Wait: When she wants her to wait before they continue what they are doing
* More to be added

## Gallery

Coming soon!

WIP
St. Christopher, Chester

Father John Altham, S.J. moved there to serve the Matapeak tribe. Here, he ministered to French speaking natives who had traveled from as far as North as Canada. Sadly, the mission on Kent Island ended abruptly when Father Altham was cut on his foot, developed blood poisoning, and died in 1640. It would be another three centuries before another priest would live on Kent Island to minister to the Catholic population.

A Catholic church on Kent Island was the cherished dream of a small group of Catholics living on the Island. In March 1949, they petitioned the Diocese to have a Sunday Mass on Kent Island; but because of the remoteness of the area, the small number of Catholics, and the shortage of priests, their requests could not be granted.

The group persisted in their efforts and formed weekly rosary meetings and carpools to attend mass at Saint Peter in Queenstown, 14 miles away. In the summer of 1952, a local developer donated three and one half acres of land, and the Most Reverend Edmond J. Fitzmaurice, fourth Bishop of Wilmington, granted permission for Saint Christopher church to be formed. Although the Bishop had given the group permission to organize, they were unsuccessful in finding a priest within the Diocese of Wilmington and contacted the Carmelite Moanstery in Washington D.C. Realizing the desperate need for a priest, they accepted the burden of commuting from Washington every weekend in the fall of 1953. The first Mass was celebrated in St. Martin's Camp Chapel at Love Point, On September 20, 1953. This chapel proved impossible to heat and space was donated for use as a church in a store-front at the Kent Island Shopping Center in October of that same year. The following years were filled with activity and fund-raising which led to the laying of the cornerstone of a new church on November 20, 1955. Saint Christopher continued to be led by the Carmelite priests until 1958, when they were followed by a diocesan priest. In 1961, the Redemptorist Fathers agreed to staff Saint Christopher as a mission church of Saint Mary in Annapolis, Md. The Redemptorists continued to staff the church through 1999. Following their departure in 1999, the Diocese of Wilmington again began staffing the church with its priests.

In 1970, a hall was added for Religious Education classes for the children, along with a permanent apartment for the pastor, and in 1975 a rectory with accommodations for two priests, an office, and a chapel were built. A new Parish Center, with additional classroom space and a conference room were added in January of 1991 to accommodate the burgeoning numbers of families attending Saint Christopher.

Due to continued growth, a new church was built which incorporated sections of the original structure in its architecture. The new church, which can seat over 700 persons, was dedicated on January 18, 2009. The original rectory building has been converted to additional religious education, meeting and office space and a separate building was purchased in 2016 to house the priest.
St. Dennis, Galena

The first church building was a 50 by 35 feet brick structure built at Lambson's Station outside of Galena on the edge of the Dennis J. McCauley farm. Dennis McCauley obtained permission from Archbishop Kenrick of Baltimore to build a brick church at this location. He deeded one acre of his best land for this purpose to the Archbishop on September 17, 1853. The blessing and laying of the cornerstone of the first church took place on August 29, 1885. The church was completed and dedicated on February 3, 1856.

In 1881, St. Dennis Church moved from Lambson's Station to the town of Galena, following a suggestion made 16 years earlier. But instead of building a new and more expensive church, the parish economized by buying the Galena M.P. Church and the ground on which it stood for $700. Dedicated January 15, 1882, this second church was used by the parishoners of St. Dennis for the next 52 years. In April of 1982, an 835-pound bell was ordered for $175 and is still in use today.

Ground was broken for the third Saint Dennis Church on October 16, 1933, and the cornerstone was laid on December 3, 1933 by the Most Reverend Edmond J. FirzMaurice, fourth Bishop of Wilmington. The new church was made possible chiefly through the generosity of John J. and Helena Greene Raskob. The dedication of the new St. Dennis was held Monday, May 7, 1934. The corner stone for the first St. Dennis Church sits beneath the current buildings.

Recently much needed repairs to the church and rectory have been made, including updating the sound system and the purchase of the new organ for the church.
St. Paul, Delaware City, DE

So, in 1837, a plot of ground as purchased at William and Monroe Streets and landscaped into a Catholic cemetery. In 1852, and even earlier, they would gather at the home of Mrs. Ellen O'Neil on Washington Street for a visiting priest to offer Mass and the sacraments. It was at this time the saintly Bishop of Philadelphia, the Most Reverend John Neumann, founded the Saint Paul Mission in Delaware City and had a church built on the cemetery grounds in 1853. When the Diocese of Wilmington was established in 1868, St. Paul, with all the churches on the Delmarva Peninsula, fell under its jurisdiction. By 1880, there were approximately 160 persons in the parish with 70 students in Religious Education classes.

In the early 1900s there was a need for a larger church, so in 1904 a cornerstone was laid for the present church on Washington Street, which was completed and consecrated in 1905. In 1942, a plot of ground on Cox Neck Road was obtained from Elizabeth and Henry Curlett for use as an additional cemetery. In time, the Old Delaware City Public School building at Fourth and Clinton Streets was purchased and used as the parish hall. In 1953, the hall was converted into the Parish School. In 1969, St. Paul's School was closed and sold to Delaware City for use as a Municipal Building. Without a school or hall, parish children attended Religion Classes at the parish convent at 5th & Clinton Streets.

Major renovations were undertaken at the church in 1979, and in time the Diamond State Telephone Building on Adams Street was purchased for use as a parish hall. It doubles as the center for Religious Education for the parish's children.

In 2014, Saint Paul was linked with Our Lady of Fatima in New Castle County, and both churches are served by the same priests. In 2015, Saint Paul became the home of the Korean Catholic Community. Currently, the parish has 196 families registered, consisting of 451 members, with 24 children in the Religious Education program.
St. Rose of Lima, Chesapeake City

Preparations had begun in 1871, when one acre of land was purchased for $475 in Chesapeake City. 500 people gathered for the blessing and establishment of St. Rose of Lima as a mission of St. Francis Xavier, commonly referred to as Old Bohemia, the Mother Church of the Diocese of Wilmington. The church was formally dedicated in June of 1875. Saint Francis Xavier founded another mission in 1883, Saint Joseph in Middletown. Together, these three churches in 1890 reported 350 registered Catholics and a yearly income of $850.

In 1908, St. Francis Xavier became a mission of St. Joseph, which was named a parish, and a rectory was built in Middletown on Cochran Street. At this time, it took two and a half hours to get from St. Joseph to St. Rose, traveling by horse and wagon, but the priests readily did this to serve those entrusted to their care.

In February of 1955, two additional acres, adjoining St. Rose's property, were purchased. In 1974, St. Rose celebrated its centennial anniversary and the Old Bohemia Council of the Knights of Columbus were founded.

By 1963, the parish census reported that there were 45 registered families at St. Rose of Lima. Together with 120 families at St. Joseph, the parish had a total of 571 people. In the Great Jubilee of 2000, parish records indicate that there were 200 registered families at St. Rose, with another 1,100 at St. Joseph.

A newly-installed Two Manual Protege Allen Organ was blessed At St. Rose on September 5, 2009. And, in January of 2010, repairs were made to its steeple and roof.
St. Andrew, Ocean City

By the early 1990s, as St. Luke's Congregation had double in less than 10 years, it became necessary to add another church in Ocean City. So, construction began at 144th Street for what would become St. Andrew Church.

On October 17, 1993, the St. Andrew Parish Center was blessed by the Most Reverend Robert E. Mulvee, seventh Bishop of Wilmington. Besides the church, the complex hosts the parish offices.

Saint Luke Church is open year round, while the Saint Andrew Parish Center is only open for Masses during the Summer Season. Presently the Parish is home to about 1,160 families living in the areas of Ocean City, Maryland and Sussex County, Delaware. During the winter months, the Saint Andrew Parish Center serves as a social center for various parish events.
St. Francis De Sales (School), Salisbury

St. Francis de Sales Catholic School is an educational community that provides, Pre-Kindergarten through Eighth Grade, an environment centered in faith formation, rigorous academics, and service to others.  They recognize the value and dignity of individuals living out their Catholic values, while fostering their own gifts and talents.

St. Francis de Sales, 1567-1622, was a Bishop of Geneva and known for working to resolve religious divisions in France after the Protestant Reformation. His writings on spiritual direction and spiritual formation remain well-known, especially his “Introduction to the Devout Life” and the “Treatise on the Love of God.”

St. Francis is the patron of Catholic writers, the Catholic press, the deaf, journalists and adult education. He was beatified on Jan. 8, 1661, and canonized on April 19, 1665, both by Pope Alexander VII. His feast day is Jan. 24.

St. Francis de Sales was founded in 1949 by five Sisters of Mercy, at the invitation of Monsignor Eugene Stout. The school opened with 105 students in 1950, and expanded the next year to serve students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
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The Catholic Diocese of Wilmington was established in 1868 and comprises 56 parishes, 18 missions and 36 schools serving the State of Delaware and the nine counties of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

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Holy Savior, Ocean City

So, in 1949, a mission church was established: Holy Savior on Philadelphia Avenue at 17th Street. As the summer and year round communities grew, the need for more space spurred two additions to Holy Savior to bring its seating capacity to 1,200. Attached to the church is the Father Connell Parish Center that was built in 2007. It education and meeting rooms as well as the fellowship hall are the site of the parish's many religious and community activities.
St. Patrick, Pilottown

The Reverend Roger Smith, pastor of Saint Ignatius in Hickory, Hartford County, Maryland, bought the half-acre plot for a chapel and burial ground. In 1819, the chapel was built and the first Mass was offered. Saint Patrick's was one of five missions that Saint Ignatius in Hickory was responsible for serving. It was also the only one of these missions that never became an independent parish.

With the advent of the railroad and the Conowingo Hydroelectric Dam, canal commerce diminished and the population shifted away from Pillottown. The chapel was abandoned several times during its history. In spite of sporadic restoration attempts, the chapel frequently experienced neglect. A passerby in the 1920s remarked tat the grounds were overgrown with brush, the front door swinging on its hinges, and the interior invaded by animals. Most old wood framed buildings would not have withstood such an assault. However, this building refused to collapse; refused to die.

In 1934, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was offered to commemorate the 125th anniversary of St. Patrick's. There were plans to renovate the chapel, but these plans were sidelined because of the Great Depression and World War 2. In the 1990s the parish obtained a small grant from the Cecil County Historical Trust to renovate the chapel. The Saint Patrick's Chapel Historical Society was formed in 2006 and was dedicated to the chapel's restoration. A fundraising campaign ensued and in 2009 the restoration contract was awarded. In September 2010, the restoration work was completed and the chapel was rededicated by the Most Reverend W. Francis Malooly, the 9th Bishop of Wilmington. Mass continues to be offered at St. Patrick's annually.
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Wilmington, DE

St. John Neumann consecrated it in 1858 when Wilmington was still part of the Diocese of Philadelphia. At the time it was the fourth church in New Castle County.

The parish was established to serve the growing population of mostly Irish immigrants, and some Germans, drawn to the industry on the East Side of the city. The lot had been purchased by Philadelphia's Bishop Kenrick in 1848.

The parish flourished, and a school building was completed in the second decade after the dedication of the parish. The school continued until 1975, and the parish now rents the building.

Membership peaked at about 3000 souls, but like its sister parish, Saint Patrick's, with which it was yoked in 1974, it saw rapid decline in membership in the years following World War 2 and is now the smallest parish in the diocese.

A steeple fire and other deterioration had left the building in very poor condition by the mid-seventies when a large team of volunteers were recruited to begin major restoration of the building, thus saving the building from further decay and the parish from probable closure. In 1976 St. Mary was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. To commemorate the canonization of St. John Neumann in 1977, the parish secured from the well-known local popular sculptor Charles Parks a life-sized image of the new saint. During the same time period the demolition of the old rectory made it possible to install a lawn and garden around the church, making the grounds an island of peace and beauty in the East Side.

In more recent years major repairs to the steeple were concluded and the church hall painted and refurbished. The small, close-knit, racially mixed parish continues to bear witness where it was planted 160 years ago.
Jesús Masdéu

Jesús Masdéu és el fill il·legítim de Miquel Masdéu i Teresa Goday. Va ser adoptat per el seu pare i la dona d'aquest com a fill orfe d'uns parents llunyans.

## Jesús Masdéu

### Relatives

Miquel Masdéu (pare), Teresa Goday (mare biològica i padrina de bateig)

## Appearances

### Portrayed by

Santi Ricart

Des d'un inici, sempre va esta a favor de la revolució obrera i en contra les classes més altes tot i estimar a la Teresa. Quan va esclatar la Guerra Civil, va posicionar-se en favor dels republicans i, amb la CNT, van ocupar la Torre de Sant Gervasi.
Saints Peter and Paul, Easton

In 1675, the first church dedicated to Catholic worship was erected in what is now the Diocese of Wilmington. Peter Sayer, a colonist whose Fr. William arrived in Maryland with the Ark and the Dove, built the brick structure with a semi-circular apse in Wye Town, near present day Easton. Jesuit Father Nicholas Gulick served as its resident pastor. Wye Chapel served as a hub from which Father Gulick and other priests would minister to Catholics spread across the Eastern Shore. In 1690, the chapel was boarded up as King William declared Maryland to be a royal colony, outlawing the free practice of the Catholic faith. This did not step he Jesuits from ministering to the Catholic families in the area, however. In 1756, Father James Beadnall, S.J. was arrested for Officiating Mass in the homes of David Jones of Easton Landing and Thomas Browning of Island Creek Neck. Eventually, the case was dropped. On March 18, 1765, Father Joseph Mosley, S.J. was assigned from Old Bohemia to start a new mission and bought the plot of land from Parson Miller and his wife, and Sara Millington, which became Saint Joseph in Cordova. For the next 22 years Fr. Mosely served Talbot, Queen Anne, Kent, Caroline, and Dorchester Counties in Maryland, and Kent and Sussex Counties in Delaware from St. Joseph.

By 1830, the Jesuit pastor of St. Joseph wrote of the possibility of starting a church in Easton. And in 1850, he rented a hall in Easton and furnished it for Mass. In the early 1860s, Baltimore Archbishop John Martin Spalding sent the Redemptorists from Annapolis to Easton. In December of 1866, a church was started in Easton the church, dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, was completed in 1868. The Most Reverend Thomas A. Becker, first bishop of Wilmington, set up a committee of Easton residents to make arrangements for a resident priest at Easton, and in September of 1878 newly ordained Fr. Edward L. Brady was appointed as Pastor. Saints Peter and Paul church was rebuilt in 1889.

Many of today's Catholic Churches of the Eastern Shore grew out of Saints Peter and Paul or were served by its priests. In 1884, the pastor of Easton started the first regular church services in Secretary, Maryland at Sherman's Institute; this would become Our Lady of Good Counsel. In the 1890s, St. Mary Refuge of Sinners in Cambridge was built and overseen by Easton's pastor. In 1898, St. Joseph in Cordova became a mission of Saints Peter and Paul.

The parish opened its elementary school in 1955 and its high school in 1958. With a growing catholic population in Saint Michaels, Saint Michael Church was built in 1969. Before that, Masses had been said at Saint Michaels Firehouse and at Christ Episcopal Church.

In the early 1990s, the elementary school was doubled in size and a new high school building was erected. In 1998, property was secured for a new church in Easton. Ground was broken for the new Saints Peter and Paul Church in June 2003, with its dedication on November 20, 2005.
St. Peter the Apostle, New Castle, DE

On April 15, 1806, the land at the corner of Union and Harmony Streets was purchased where a year later a small wooden church was constructed, then a brick church shortly thereafter. Saint Peter's remained a mission church for many years until a pastor was briefly assigned from 1847 - 1848 and has remained a parish church since 1858.

Upon became the first bishop of the new Diocese of Wilmington, the Most Reverend Thomas A. Becker describes Saint Peter's as much in decay and presenting a sad appearance in 1868. At that time, it was determined that the old church building was too unsafe, so construction began on the present church in 1870. Bishop Becker dedicated the church on May 27, 1876 while Rev. Benjamin Keiley was pastor; both men would later become successive bishops of the Diocese of Savannah. The bell tower was added in 1896.

Saint Peter's School was erected in 1906 and run by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia. The church was extensively renovated and rededicated in 1911, and the present stained glass windows were added in 1926. In 1950, the new high school building built, and in the 1960s construction began on a new convent and grade school building. In the early 2000s, the convent building was converted into a new Pastoral Center, and an elevator as well as a new double staircase was added to the church.
Holy Family, Newark

By 1971, the parish of Saint Johns-Holy Angels found it necessary to utilize the facilities of the Kingswood United Methodist Church in Brookside and Ogletown Junior High School, today's Kirk Middle School, for parish liturgies and religious education classes to alleviate overcrowding at Saint John the Baptist and Holy Angels churches. In 1974, property was purchased by the Diocese from Our Lady of Grace Home for Children and a pastor was assigned for the Brookside/Ogletown Area. Ground breaking for the new church, social hall, and office complex occurred on March 27, 1977, and The Most Reverend Thomas J. Mardaga, sixth Bishop of Wilmington, dedicated Holy Family Church on March 5, 1978. On July 1, 1979, Holy Family Parish was canonically established as the 53rd parish in the Diocese of Wilmington.

Designed in a modern style, the church features faceted stained glass windows. The colors are darker at the far end of the buiilding and become brighter as they get closer to the altar. The original Sanctuary Cross was made from the wood of the old pews in Holy Angels church, while the Corpus on the cross carved from pearwood and imported from Italy. The centerpiece of the Gathering Space is a statue of the Holy Family.

A building campaign for the new Religious Education Center was undertaken in April of 1983, which opened for classes in the fall of 1984. The Religious Education Program has since grown to include a vibrant Youth Service Ministry and opportunities throughout the year for Adult Education.

An Outreach Office opened in the Fall of 2002. The goal of this ministry is to connect people with the appropriate resources that can help them in their need. The Outreach Office houses the parish food closet and distributes food to people from the surrounding community. The program also participates in the Newark Code Purple program providing shelter, food, and fellowship to the homeless on the coldest winter nights.

Christ the Teacher Catholic School opened in the Fall of 2002. This is the regional school which serves our families along with the parishes of St. Margaret of Scotland, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, and Saint Joseph in Middletown. It has twice been distinguished by the Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School.

Holy Family Parishs celebrated its 25th Anniversary on July 4, 2004 with a special Mass, parish picnic, and a Summerfest Carnival. Summerfest has become an annual event that brings parishioners and the surrounding community together every July. Holy Family is diverse community that strives to be welcoming to visitors and new members of our parish.
Skye (MineCraft Siblings)

Skye is The Main Character of MineCraft Siblings and she is Luke & Max's Youngest Sister. **Do NOT use her without permission from Buster!!!!!!**

Name: Skye Emerald Craft

Gender: Female

Position: Main Character of MineCraft Siblings, Luke & Max's Youngest Sister

Age: 18

## Relationships

Love interest: None (Some think Logan)

Friends:

Max- Max is skye's oldest brother and Max is very protective of Skye. Skye hates how Max babys her.

Luke- Luke and Skye have a good relationship besides Luke blowing up her house and Skye getting Luke in trouble.

Katie- Katie is Skye's BFF and they often do girly stuff together.

Logan- Logan and Skye are a hilarious duo and some believe they are more than just friends. Skye often flirts with him but he acts like a boy and doesn't know till months later.

Milo - Milo is very kind around her and he often gives her a flower and in return, Skye doesn't blow up his house.

King- King is smart and Skye can't understand half the stuff he's saying. She often sneaks into his place to steal potions he makes or makes Logan do it.

Sam- These 2 often bake together and Skye love Sam and Luke together

Relatives:

Max (Oldest Brother)

Luke (Older brother)

Unnamed parents

## Personality

Skye is a prankster who is fun and outgoing. She can be VERY stubborn and she HATES it when Max baby's her. Max describes her as Fragile when she everything but Fragile. She is not afraid to speak her mind and she loves telling pickup lines to and flirting with Logan.

## Appearance

Skye has Light brown hair that she styles every now and then. She wears a light blue (Sometimes Pink or blue) long sleeve with brown boots. She has brown eyes and whitish/ tanish skin color.

## Trivia

### Fears

* Her parents when they are mad
* Jumpscares
* Scary movies

Due to characters being able to die then respawn, they don't have much fears

## Actress

Younger- TBD

Current/ Teen: TBD

Older- TBD

## Likes

* Pranking
* Logan <3 <3 JKJKJK
* Hanging out with her brothers
* Flirting with Logan or telling him pick up lines
* Playing Minecraft
* Blaming Luke
* Sam's baked Goods

## Dislikes

* Max babying her
* Treated like a baby
* When her friends are sad
* Being sick
* Getting caught

## Random

* I'm still debating on if Skogan should be a thing
* Skye x Logan is called Skogan or Loye (I prefer Skogan lol)
* I absolutely LOVE drawing Skye with Logan or her brothers. They are so fun!
St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Denton

The missionaries did not celebrate Mass every Sunday at one location. Services might be regularly conducted in a private home at one location every third Sunday and at another location every fourth Sunday. The parishioners were relatively few and far between. In 1824, an acre of land in Denton was deeded to Ambrose Marechal, Archbishop of Baltimore. This ground was intended for the Denton church, now Saint Elizabeth. The exact date when the church was completed and first used for services is lost to history, but the first baptism recorded at Saint Elizabeth was on March 1, 1831. It is believed that the name of the church originates in honoring Elizabeth Richardson, wife of Colonel Richardson whose family largely financed the building project. The structure of Saint Elizabeth was deemed in 1888 by the Most Reverend Alfred A. Curtis, second Bishop of Wilmington, to be too small and very dilapidated. He expressed his desire to see a new church built by the next summer. The old structure was sold and relocated to Mr. Henry Lewis, Esquire's property directly across the street from the church in Denton and used as a barn. The current church structure was erected in 1890. Bishop Curtis dedicated the church on November 16, 1890, which has been remodeled several times since Vatican II.

Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Church congregation was ministered as a mission by Jesuit priests from Saint Joseph in Cordova from 1817 until 1873 and by diocesan priests from 1874 until 1887 residing at Saint Peter in Queenstown. In 1887, it became a mission of the Benedictine Monastery, and in 1896 it became a mission in Saint Benedict Parish with the erection of the church in Ridgely.
St. Peter the Apostle, Queenstown, MD

At his death bed was the pastor of Saint Francis Xavier, the Jesuit mission known as Old Bohemia near Warwick. Neale's will contained a bequest of 50 pounds current money for the establishment of a residence for a priest to serve the Catholics of Queen Anne's County.

5 years later, Jesuit superiors designated Father Joseph Mosely to carry out the provisions of Neale's will. in 1765, one and a half acres of land Queenstown was purchased by Father Mosely for 28 pounds. It was conveniently located on the public road, now Route 50, between Queenstown and Wye Mills. A small Chapel House a residence with a chapel attached was erected soon after.

The first building was enlarged before 1813, and by 1819 plans were underway to replace it since the congregation was rapidly growing. Since religious toleration was extended to all beliefs and it was no longer necessary to conceal the church within a house, as a result of the freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment, the new construction would be a stand alone church.

In 1819, a clay pit was dug, and bricks were made right on the premises. In 1824, the cemetery was laid out and fenced in. The new building was completed in 1825 and dedicated in 1827.

In 1867, plans were made for the building of a new church in Queenstown, but instead the existing church was enlarged at a cost of $6,000. Mr. C.J.B. Mitchell of Queenstown donated land and money toward the project. The enlarged church was rededicated by the Most Reverend Thomas A. Becker, first Bishop of Wilmington, on December 23, 1877. The church is listed on the National Historic Register and is virtually intact, containing all the 1877 stained glass and altar furniture.
St. Francis De Sales, Salisbury

In 1867, the year that Salisbury became the seat of the newly-formed Wicomico County, John Tracy deeded to the Archdiocese of Baltimore a parcel of land behind his hotel, On it stood a small, unpretentious frame building he had built at his own expense and largely with his own labor, to serve as a chapel. In September of the following year Bishop Thomas Becker, in his first recorded act as first Ordinary of the new Diocese of Wilmington, officiated at its dedication under the title of St. Mary. In 1886 lightning started a fire that destroyed nearly the entire town of Salisbury, including the second St. Mary's Chapel.

In January 1910 a church and house were purchased and were ready for use by Holy Week in April of that year, when Father Jacquier and Father J.B. Borel O.S.F.S., took up residence. The newly acquired church was dedicated for Catholic worship under the title of Saint Francis De Sales. The Catholic community on the Lower Shore entered upon a new era on August 18, 1938, when Father Eugene Travers Stout came to Salisbury as the fifth Pastor of St. Francis De Sales. Shortly before the outbreak of World War 2 Monsignor Stout acquired a property at 500 Camden Avenue in Salisbury consisting of the imposing former residence of Congressman William H. Jackson, and seven acres of land.

On June 20, 1949, ground was broken for the St. Francis De Sales Catholic School, which opened on September 6 of the following year with 106 students in grade 1 - 6 in the care of four Sisters of Mercy.

No history of this parish would be complete without a word about Sister Mary Elizabeth Gintling and the Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary. In 1978 they came to Salisbury and other sisters began to gather around them. Within two years the Little Sisters opened the local Joseph House outreach.

In the 21st century a Parish Center was completed which included additional classroom space for the school and offices for parish ministries.

Currently Saint Francis De Sales is a very diverse parish of close to 3000 families. Mass is celebrated in English, Spanish, Korean and Malayalam.
St. Mary Star of the Sea, Golden Hill, MD

Before a chapel was established at Meekin's Neck, whole families embarked early Sunday morning for Saint Ignatius church at Saint Mary's City. Even before Saint Francis Xavier was established in 1704, they came from Old Bohemia In all likelihood, Mass was said in the Tubman home, built in 1660 and rebuilt in 1740, as the house contained a special priests room which functioned as a chapel. In 1706, the sheriffs from several counties were ordered by the State Assembly to make a listing of all the Catholics in their counties. The number of Catholics in Dorchester County as this time was 79 souls. The original Saint Mary Star of the Sea was built by Richard Tubman, II on the corner of his plantation in 1767. The small wooden church, now called the Tubman Chapel, was built under the supervision of Father Mosley of Saint Joseph in Cordova. He counted the his Dorset flock as his second largest congregation that he visited with 150 to 175 souls. The church was altered in the early 1810s with the removal of a small altar apse, the addition of two small rooms. By 1842, there were regularly two services a month at St. Mary Star of the Sea. Prior to this date, there were irregular services, depending on when a priest from Saint Joseph in Cordova or Saint Peter in Queenstown was available to visit. The church was further modified in 1867 with the building of a gallery and an arch over the altar.

The congregation was growing so fast that it was deemed necessary to build a new and larger building. With the completion of the new church, the Tubman Chapel was sold to the School Commissioners of Dorchester County in August of 1874. It was used as a school for the next 50 years, when it was sold to the neighboring family. About 1960, the land and chapel were deeded back to the Church. A restoration project was organized, and Mass was said for the first time since 1874 in the chapel by the Most Reverend Thomas J. Mardaga, sixth Bishop of Wilmington, on November 14, 1976. The original chapel is probably the third or fourth oldest Catholic church structure built in the English speaking colonies.
St. Edmond, Rehoboth Beach

And so, in 1905, the Diocese of Wilmington purchased property in Rehoboth Beach for that purpose. The property, which ran the full length of the oceanfront block between Laurel Street and Brooklyn Avenue, was originally owned by the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Diocese established a rectory and a chapel on the property, with two large cottages for the Franciscan teaching and nursing order as a summer vacation retreat for the nuns. The small chapel was unable to accommodate all the Catholic worshipers who began swelling the Rehoboth Beach community in the summer. So, a new frame church, overlooking the ocean, was built. The church was named in honor of St. Agnes, the patron saint of the first mother superior of the order of St. Francis of Assisi. Bishop Monaghan celebrated the first Mass there in July 7, 1906.

Saint Agnes by the Sea was a mission to Saint John the Apostle Church in Milford. Services were predominantly celebrated during the summer months; Sunday Services during the winter depended upon the availability of a priest.

The early history of Saint Agnes by the Sea was influenced considerably by severe storms that battered Delaware's Atlantic Coast. After receiving some damage after a Nor'easter on December 7, 1914, the church was moved farther back from the beach and turned so that its front faced the beach and ocean. After another severe storm in April of 1918, the church was again moved further back from the oceanfront. During the Great Storm of March 1962, the old church suffered irreparable damage and was razed shortly thereafter.

Because of the increasing numbers of Catholics in the region, a new church Saint Edmond was begun in 1939 at King Charles Avenue and Laurel Street. The first Mass was Sunday, May 12, 1940, with its dedication on September 1, 1940. The Most Reverend Edmond Fitzmaurice, fourth Bishop of Wilmington and the one for whom the church was named, conducted the dedication service. Although Saint Edmond's took care of an increasing number of Catholics during the summer months, it was open only on Sundays during the winter months, with the priest in charge coming down from Milford. In 1952, Saint Edmond became a parish in its own right and was no longer a mission of Saint John the apostle. Monsignor Francis J. Desmond was the first pastor.

In 1954, Saint Edmond's built an elementary school on the property adjacent to the church. This school, staffed by Benedictine Nuns from Ridgely, Maryland, was opened with classes for grades 1 - 8. In 1969, the school was closed when the Benedictine community was obliged to withdraw first some and then all of the sisters.

During Monsignor Desmond's pastorate, three new missions were established: Saint Ann in Bethany Beach, Saint Michael the Archangel in Georgetown, and the Saint Jude the Apostle in Lewes. Saint Michael became a separate parish in 1957 with Saint Ann as its mission. Saint Ann became a parish in 1972. Saint Jude became a parish in November 2002.
St. Michael, St. Michaels

In 1964, the Catholics of Saint Michaels and the adjacent areas held their first Mass in the loft of the Saint Michaels firehouse. This Mass was attended by 13 Catholics - the nucleus around which grew the ambition to build the chapel.

For four years, Mass, celebrated by the priests of Saints Peter and Paul, was held weekly in the upstairs room of the old Firehouse. Without a doubt, this 5:30 PM Mass under a tin roof on a humid summer day was true penance for priest and parishioners alike.

The membership grew. By early 1965, attendance in the winter months averaged 70 people and virtually doubled during the Summertime. Finally, a small group of dedicated people decided a Catholic chapel in St. Michaels was necessary.

However, interest increased, enthusiasm spread and an ecumenical spirit developed, from which a beautiful project materialized and flourished. While thoughts of a chapel were still in the development stage, donations started to arrive. Among the earliest, and perhaps the first, was a gift of $5,000 from a non-Catholic friend in memory of his wife. And, the Maryland-Virginia Realty Company had offered three acres on Lincoln Avenue to any denomination willing to build a church. In March of 1965, committees were formed and fundraising plans were drawn up. By that August, the total collected exceeded $12,000. While this sum was far from the total needed, it was enough to obtain building estimates. During the next three years, no fund raising activity was too demeaning or demanding.

Mr. John N. Walton, an architect from Riverdale, Maryland, offered his services to fulfill a promise made earlier in his life. As a young, striving architect, Mr. Walton had donated his services to a priest whose church had burned down. His business grew rapidly, and he promised God that in thanksgiving he would give his time and talent gratis to any mission church in need.

The land, the money, the architect, essential components for the chapel were now available. To allow for possible future expansion three additional adjoining acres were purchased. On December 13, 1966, the John J. Raskob Foundation for Catholic Charities granted $50,000 to the building project.

The Chapel, at a final cost of $186,000 was debt-free when dedicated. On April 24, 1968, ground was broken for the Saint Michael Chapel, and completion was planned for January 1969.

On April 20, 1969, the Most Reverend Thomas Mardaga, sixth Bishop of Wilmington, dedicated the chapel. Year round the beautiful colonial building provides a place of worship for several hundred families and hundreds of summer visitors. It stands as a monument to the vision and enduring determination of a small group of people who made their dream a reality.
Nayah And Orca's Rescue

Summary
Nayah and Orca save the Princess' crown!

Story
Nayah and Orca were playing Pup Pup Boogie and Zuma and Xavier came over and they looked worried.

''Orca, look," Nayah said, pointing to her friend's boyfriend.

''Zooms, what's wrong? Orca asked.

''The Princess' crown is gone, and Sandra framed Nayah for it, and I need Nayah to prove she didn't steal the crown,'' Zuma said.

''Zooms..This sounds sketchy..You know Nayah wouldn't steal the crown.'' ''She's been guarding it using her magical bow, yes, but her just swiping it is just crazy,'' Orca said.

''I know that, Oreo, but it doesn't seem right,'' Zuma said, not noticing how hurt the female Labrador looked.

''You know what?'' ''I need a break from this stressful..judgement,'' Nayah said finally before walking to her pup house.

''Butterfly, wait up!'' Xavier called, glaring at the newfoundland and Labrador.
''No, I see how it is,'' the female Labrador retorted.

''Babe, they're only asking you a question,'' Xavier said reassuringly.

''I should've quit years ago... Obviously, nobody even cares about me... No one can trust me even if I am
telling the truth.. Nobody likes having me around... Nobody wants me or needs me... I'm just a sad Labrador without friends,'' Nayah muttered.

Xavier placed his paw on his girlfriend's shoulder.
''You know that's not true.. I care about you.'' ''I need you and I love having you around.. And you do have friends.'' ''You've got me, Chase, Skye, Zuma, Orca, Rubble, Marshall, Rocky, and Ryder and all of the civilians of Adventure Bay,'' Xavier murmured.

''I can't take it anymore, X... Why is everyone accusing me of stealing the crown if we haven't done a MISSION PAW yet? Nayah frowned, starting to whimper.

''Just relax, my beautiful butterfly,'' Xavier whispered softly as he laid down and snuggled up next to her.

''Hey, guys, have you seen Nayah? Ryder asked.

''She's over there with Xavier,'' Skye said, pointing to the Labrador and Jack Russell Terrier.
Ryder approached the pups and looked at them.
St. Michael the Archangel, Georgetown

Over the next decades, Priests from Saint John would offer the Mass in Georgetown homes, including the home of the Conway's. In 1941, Georgetown became a military training site, and Army chaplains offered Mass at the Armory. After the war, Father Andrew White, Pastor of Saint John the Apostle noticed that the number of Catholics in Georgetown was quickly increasing. By 1949, Mass was said at the American Legion Hall, which parishioners outfitted as a chapel. Father White's successor, Father Francis Desmond, purchased a six-acre tract of land on Edward Street in 1952 from U.S. Senator John J. Williams for a church to be built in Georgetown. Construction began in October of 1955. The first Mass at the church was said Father David Conway, a son of the parish in whose house the priests of Saint John the Apostle would say Mass. Saint Michael the Archangel Church was consecrated on December 2, 1956 by the Most Reverend Edmond J. FitzMaurice, fourth Bishop of Wilmington.

In the 1980s, with a growing population in Sussex County, the Diocese began to build a church in Millsboro: Mary Mother of Peace. Construction was complete in 1986, and in 1988 Mary Mother of Peace became of a mission of Saint Michael the Archangel parish.

By 1990, the parish counted about 500 Spanish-speaking parishioners. In an effort to serve the rapidly growing Hispanic community, a Spanish Mass was established. The first mass in Spanish in San Miguel Arcangel was said on January 14, 1990. The community was served by the Carmelite Sisters of Charity, of Bedrunas, Spain, and La Fraternidad de Maria.

Recently, efforts have been made to improve the facilities, unify the parishioners of the two churches, and create a proper environment to ensure the growth and development of its ministries and religious education programs.

At the time of its founding, there were just 80 Catholic families in Georgetown. Today, the parish, with its mission of Mary Mother of Peace has over 2,100 registered families, including 700 families in the Hispanic community.
St. Ann, Bethany Beach

The parish began as a mission of Saint Edmond parish in Rehoboth Beach but later became a mission of Saint Michael the Archangel in Georgetown.

The church became a parish in its own right with the appointment of a resident priest in 1972. At that time, a new church was constructed with seating for approximately 900 people. The original church was then converted to the social hall, now known as Delaney Hall. In 1989, a new building, now called the Masterson Center, was constructed to house the religious educational classes. Subsequently land adjacent to the church was acquired, and the building of a new Rectory was begun in 2000.

In the early 2000's, the parish partnered with the other churches in the areas to plan, construct and sponsor Most Blessed Sacrament School in Ocean Pines, MD which opened in 2003.

Further inland from the church, the community continued to grow which necessitated the building of another church. In 2006, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church was established as a mission of Saint Ann. It offers a Saturday evening Mass, a Sunday morning Mass, and a Spanish Mass Sunday afternoon for members of the Hispanic community.

With the closure of Christ Our King Parish in 2016, Saint Ann acquired the Blessed Mother altar, the pulpit, and the Infant of Prague statue.
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