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CONTENTS — History

Part I

Chapter The

of Catholicity in Northern Ohio

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Introduction of Catholicity into Northern Ohio.

I

Jesuit Fathers Potier,

De Bonnecamp and De La

Richardie,

first

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Mission-

by Northern Ohio the Huron and Wyandot Indian Tribes Fort Sandusky Father Potier at Sandusky Traces of Indian Missions near Sandusky River The Rev. Edmund Burke at Fort 1-7 Meigs, on the Maumee River Father Edward Fenwick. aries sent to Territory covered

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Chapter 1.

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The

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Religious Orders; Secular Clergy; Churches. 1817-1847

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Missions in Columbiana, Mahoning and Wayne Father Fenwick's First Visit to Columbiana County Fathers Young and Hill Early Catholicity in Canton and Wooster Father Fenwick Appointed First Bishop of Cincinnati Dominicans give up Their Missions in Northern Ohio.

The Dominicans. Counties

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Catholic Settlers in Columbiana County

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2.

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The Redemptorists. Charge

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— Fathers

Saenderl, Haetscher and Tschenhens take Huron, Erie, Sandusky, Crawford, Wyandot and Bishop Purcell. Second Bishop of Cincinnati The Re-

of Missions

Seneca Counties

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in

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demptorists Resign Their Missions. 3.

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The

Sanguinists. The Very Rev. F. S. Brunner and Other Sanguinist Fathers take charge, in 1844, of the Missions Relinquished by the Redemptorists Sanguinist Convents Established at New Riegel, Thompson The

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Success of the Sanguinist Missions. 4.

The Secular Clergy.— 1824-1847.

h.

Churches

6.

Female Religious Communities.

Dame 7.

Prior

Northern Ohio.— 1820-1847.

Sisters, at

Bishops

Chapter

in

Fenwick and

III to

— Sanguinist

Sisters, at

New

Riegel

— Notre

Toledo. Purcell

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Historical Data of Catholicity in Northern Ohio. 1847

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