South-Western Letters
South-Western Letters
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bit of bright sunshine; daylight from some source falls on the high altar; between them is dim shadow, made more strange and ghastly by the Mexican women, closely covered by their black shawls, who kneel in silence before a little altar in an alcove.
The most interesting church to me was that of Our Lady of Guadaloupe. This church has been turned over to the Rev.
James H. Defouri, formerly of Kansas, for the use of the English' speaking Catholics of Santa F^. It is probably nearly as old as San... Francisco; but what a change, my countrymen! Father Defouri found the church, like all old churches, without seats or a fire. He has introduced pews and a stove. I understand that the latter was considered a frightful innovation, the faithful hav- ing relied for ages on their piety to keep them warm, but the pews were a distinguished success. On the first Sunday they were opened to the public they were filled with natives, delighted to worship in comfort. A Kansas man may be considered the reformer of New-Mexican church interiors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
bit of bright sunshine; daylight from some source falls on the high altar; between them is dim shadow, made more strange and ghastly by the Mexican women, closely covered by their black shawls, who kneel in silence before a little altar in an alcove.
The most interesting church to me was that of Our Lady of Guadaloupe. This church has been turned over to the Rev.
James H. Defouri, formerly of Kansas, for the use of the English' speaking Catholics of Santa F^. It is probably nearly as old as San... Francisco; but what a change, my countrymen! Father Defouri found the church, like all old churches, without seats or a fire. He has introduced pews and a stove. I understand that the latter was considered a frightful innovation, the faithful hav- ing relied for ages on their piety to keep them warm, but the pews were a distinguished success. On the first Sunday they were opened to the public they were filled with natives, delighted to worship in comfort. A Kansas man may be considered the reformer of New-Mexican church interiors.
What to read after South-Western Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noble L Noble Lovely Prentis to read onlineMoreLess
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