An edition of The Story Of The Santa Maria Institute
(1922)
The Story Of The Santa Maria Institute
by Anna Catherine Minogue
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS
Chapter I - The Sisters Begin Their Work - Welcomed by Archbishop Elder 1-8
Chapter II - A School Opened at Holy Trinity Church - The Incorporation of Santa Maria Institute 9-19
Chapter III - The Proselytizers' Attempt to Break Up the School - The Willing Workers' Society 20-30
Chapter IV - The Desired Home in Sight - Work Among the Syrians 31-88
Chapter V - The First Home of the Santa Maria Institute - Kindness of the Franciscan Sisters 39-53
Chapter VI - The Work Meets With Recognition - Proselytizers in the Florence Avenue Colony 54-66
Chapter VII - The House in Seventh Street - The Closing of Holy Trinity School - Visit of the Apostolic Delegate 67-74
Chapter VIII - A Record of Golden Deeds - The Practical Help of the Missionary League 75-86
Chapter IX - The Story of a Conversion 87-91
Chapter X - Presbyterian Work Among the Italians - "Lost Sheep" Return to the Fold 92-110
Chapter XI - The Fight Against Commercialized Vice - The Handwriting on the Wall 111-125
Chapter XII - The Institute Becomes the Center of Catholic Social Activities - The Federated Women's Societies 126-136
Chapter XIII - The Institute Establishes Its First Branch Center - The Knights of Columbus Give Aid 137-149
Chapter XIV - The Close of Twenty-five Years of Work - The New Mission House at Fairmount 150-163
Appendix 164-174
ILLUSTRATIONS
Most Rev. Henry Moeller, D.D Frontispiece
Most Rev, W. H. Elder, D.D 3
Santa Maria's First Home 40
Rev. J. B. Balangero and Rev. J. B. Chiotti 64
The Administration Building 72
Chapel Altar and Red Cross Workers 76
Culinary Department and Dining Room 80
The Library 88
Kindergarten 128
Open Air Dining Room 136
Infants' Dormitory 140
Mothers' Club 148
Club Girls and Ball Team 152
Kenton Welfare Center 156
Wedding, First Social Worker 160
The Roma Club 164
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| August 15, 2022 | Edited by Tom Morris | merge authors |
| January 1, 2016 | Created by ww2archive | Added new book. |