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On the whole, therefore, I can only describe them as very poor, living in needy and pitiable circumstances and in addition thereto their spiritual demands are not cared for. Many settlements and colonies are without a spiritual shepherd. How much, therefore, do I deplore a scarcity of German missionaries! I fervently implore the Almighty to send laborers into His vineyard very soon. I can do no different than humbly beg your princely Grace's favor for the future also, and thus in conclusion I c...on- fidently hope the generous fulfillment of my petition. I am, Your Reverence's most humble servant in Christ, William, M. P., Bishop of Chicago.
THIRD LETTER OF BISHOP WILLIAM QUARTER TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF VIENNA (Leopoldine Annals, Vol. XIX, No. 12, Page 44) Chicago, December 13, 1845.
Most Eeverend Archbishop and Fresident of the Leopoldine Association for the Propagation of the Faith: Although I have previously acknowledged the receipt of the financial assist- ance so generously granted, I nevertheless deem it my duty to subsequently familiarize your committee of the benevolent society, whose honorable chairman is your Lordship, with the circumstances existing in my newly erected bishopric.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the whole, therefore, I can only describe them as very poor, living in needy and pitiable circumstances and in addition thereto their spiritual demands are not cared for. Many settlements and colonies are without a spiritual shepherd. How much, therefore, do I deplore a scarcity of German missionaries! I fervently implore the Almighty to send laborers into His vineyard very soon. I can do no different than humbly beg your princely Grace's favor for the future also, and thus in conclusion I c...on- fidently hope the generous fulfillment of my petition. I am, Your Reverence's most humble servant in Christ, William, M. P., Bishop of Chicago.
THIRD LETTER OF BISHOP WILLIAM QUARTER TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF VIENNA (Leopoldine Annals, Vol. XIX, No. 12, Page 44) Chicago, December 13, 1845.
Most Eeverend Archbishop and Fresident of the Leopoldine Association for the Propagation of the Faith: Although I have previously acknowledged the receipt of the financial assist- ance so generously granted, I nevertheless deem it my duty to subsequently familiarize your committee of the benevolent society, whose honorable chairman is your Lordship, with the circumstances existing in my newly erected bishopric.
What to read after Illinois Catholic Historical Review (1918 - 1929) volume I Number 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Catholic Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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