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 . ALEXANDER A. , S. J. He commenced to shape her future des-tinies. The everlasting truth in the motto,he who has the youth has the future,was plain to a mind such as that of PereMenet. Besides the school for boys whichBrother La Coste opened in the sacristy,Menet persuaded Mrs. Sarah Cadotte, anEnglish woman of high attainments anda convert to the faith
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 . ALEXANDER A. , S. J. He commenced to shape her future des-tinies. The everlasting truth in the motto,he who has the youth has the future,was plain to a mind such as that of PereMenet. Besides the school for boys whichBrother La Coste opened in the sacristy,Menet persuaded Mrs. Sarah Cadotte, anEnglish woman of high attainments anda convert to the faith, to devote herself so HISTORY OF THE DIOCESE OF to the care of the girls, at least for atime, until he could induce some religiouscommunity to take hold of it. Unsuccess-ful in this attempt in America, he invitedthe Ursulines of his native country, tocome to his assistance. Favorable enoughto his wishes the mother house ofFaouette, Brittany, sent, on March 3,1853, a courageous woman. Mother MaryXavier, nee Yvonne de Bihan, to establishthe new parochial school at the Sault duSte. Marie. She associated to herself aMiss Gordon and took, in the fall of 1853,a class of twenty girls who had theirclass-room in the Tardif house, which. INDIAN MISSION CHURCHES ON SUGAR ISLAND. HOLY FAMILY CHURCH AT PAYMENT. CHURCH AT ST. THERESA, HAY LAKE. ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH, MENISHEING, LAKE GEORGE stood on the north side of the road, oppo-site the church. In the back part of thishouse the sister and her companion tooktheir quarters. Mrs. Sarah Cadotte, nee Hyens, wasthe first organist, and conducted a mixedchoir until her untimely demise in her arrival at the Sault came alsothe first piano to the Chippewa County. Immediately after his consecrationBishop Baraga left for European coun- tries to obtain means and priests • for hisnew and desolate diocese. Returning tothe United States in the summer of 1854,he went from New York to Washingtonto petition the Treasury Department fora free entry
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