The Story of New Mexico
The Story of New Mexico
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An enduring monument to the sacrifices and toils of Archbishop Lamy and of his priests and people, is the beautiful and massive cathedral at Santa Fe.
Its corner-stone was laid July 14th, 1869. The main building, with two imposing towers, has been erected, at a cost of $130,000, and another genera- tion will probably witness the completion of its stately and elegant design. Archbishop Lamy died in 1888, honored and loved by the people of New Mexico, of his own and other religious faiths. The in...fluence of his life and labor in the south-west will •never cease. His heroic spirit and toil were cast in with the Church in her time of depression and need, but are now her honored heritage in the history of this country which is indelibly impressed with her devotion and sacrifices. This church, when he retired from the Episcopate, consisted of one arch- bishop, two vicar-generals, fifty-six priests and six convents, four colleges, one hospital, three Indian schools, seven orphan asylums, three orders of sisters, one brotherhood and other ecclesiastical societies; and embraced, also, a Roman Catholic population of over 100,000, including the Pueblo Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An enduring monument to the sacrifices and toils of Archbishop Lamy and of his priests and people, is the beautiful and massive cathedral at Santa Fe.
Its corner-stone was laid July 14th, 1869. The main building, with two imposing towers, has been erected, at a cost of $130,000, and another genera- tion will probably witness the completion of its stately and elegant design. Archbishop Lamy died in 1888, honored and loved by the people of New Mexico, of his own and other religious faiths. The in...fluence of his life and labor in the south-west will •never cease. His heroic spirit and toil were cast in with the Church in her time of depression and need, but are now her honored heritage in the history of this country which is indelibly impressed with her devotion and sacrifices. This church, when he retired from the Episcopate, consisted of one arch- bishop, two vicar-generals, fifty-six priests and six convents, four colleges, one hospital, three Indian schools, seven orphan asylums, three orders of sisters, one brotherhood and other ecclesiastical societies; and embraced, also, a Roman Catholic population of over 100,000, including the Pueblo Indians.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ladd, Horatio Oliver, 1839- to read onlineMoreLess
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