History of the Catholic Church in the United States V.4
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The Superiors of the Dominicans, Franciscans, Jesuits, Fathers of the Holy Cross, and Priests of the Precious Blood were also present.
Nineteen decrees were passed proposing the erection of sees at Sault Sainte Marie in Michigan and Fort VVajnie in Indiana ; other decrees regulated faculties for confessors, conferences, and the establishment of DIOCESE OF CINCINNATI. 543 a provincial seminary. The borrowing of money by pastors of churches, or receiving money on deposit without the permission of... the Bishop, was forbidden.
The support of infirm clergymen was considered. Pa- rochial schools were encouraged, as well as asylums and hospitals. Regulations were adopted as to priests passing from diocese to diocese, practicing medicine, and also as to priests belonging to religious or- ders.' In the diocese of Cincinnati, religious orders were increasing. The Sisters of St. Dominic went to Som- erset in 1851 ; and the Sisters of Charity founded St. John's Hospital in Cincinnati, in November, 1852.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Superiors of the Dominicans, Franciscans, Jesuits, Fathers of the Holy Cross, and Priests of the Precious Blood were also present.
Nineteen decrees were passed proposing the erection of sees at Sault Sainte Marie in Michigan and Fort VVajnie in Indiana ; other decrees regulated faculties for confessors, conferences, and the establishment of DIOCESE OF CINCINNATI. 543 a provincial seminary. The borrowing of money by pastors of churches, or receiving money on deposit without the permission of... the Bishop, was forbidden.
The support of infirm clergymen was considered. Pa- rochial schools were encouraged, as well as asylums and hospitals. Regulations were adopted as to priests passing from diocese to diocese, practicing medicine, and also as to priests belonging to religious or- ders.' In the diocese of Cincinnati, religious orders were increasing. The Sisters of St. Dominic went to Som- erset in 1851 ; and the Sisters of Charity founded St. John's Hospital in Cincinnati, in November, 1852.
What to read after History of the Catholic Church in the United States V.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shea, John Gilmary, 1824-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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