History of the diocese of Sault Ste, Marie and Marquette; containing a full and accurate account of the development of the Catholic church in upper Michigan, with portraits of bishops, priests and illustrations of churches old and new . Burns, 1894-1897, Mother Michaela McDonald,1897-1900, Mother Columbia Banyard,1900-1901, Mother Celestia OReilly,1901- In putting up of the two buildingsno debt was incurred and Father Eiswas considered a good had earned him a temporary re-moval from Hancock to Menominee,where an old, stale debt was to bekilled. On account of poor healthFather
History of the diocese of Sault Ste, Marie and Marquette; containing a full and accurate account of the development of the Catholic church in upper Michigan, with portraits of bishops, priests and illustrations of churches old and new . Burns, 1894-1897, Mother Michaela McDonald,1897-1900, Mother Columbia Banyard,1900-1901, Mother Celestia OReilly,1901- In putting up of the two buildingsno debt was incurred and Father Eiswas considered a good had earned him a temporary re-moval from Hancock to Menominee,where an old, stale debt was to bekilled. On account of poor healthFather Eis took a few months rest,and Bishop Mrak took charge of Ne-gaunee, from November 3, 1883, to AprilI, 1884. On April 5, 1884, Father Eisreturned and remained until All Saints 1890, when ill health compelled him toyield the place to the fourth and presentpastor. Rev. Charles Langner—now Mon-signor—came to Negaunee on November9, 1890. The parish was, what wewould term, built up, but it was by nomeans an easy berth. Buildings donot make out a parish, they require peo-ple, people of lively faith who are ce-mented by practical Christian lives into aliving church. To inspire practical Cath-olicity may be difficult but it is still. NTERIOR ST. ANNes FRENCH CHURCH, RED JACKET. more difficult to exercise everywhereand at all times that pastoral prudencewhich prescribes the right kind of nurtureinsuring the lasting healthy complexionof ones flock. Negaunee is noted for itsdiversit} of tongues, and besides the par-ish is not bounded by the city limits, butextends many miles beyond them. Tobe all to all the pastor must develop abrisk activity. Many a jounger man 220 HISTORY OF THE DIOCESE OF would have shrunk back before this Langner, aUhough well advancedin years—then on the sunny side of fifty—devoted himself with an exemplary zealwhich would challenge imitation. OnSundays, at home, in the confessional, onthe pulpit and altar, the week would findhim among his scatter
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