An edition of Sketches of the life of the Very Rev. Felix de Andreis, first superior of the Congregation of the Mission in the United States and Vicar-General of the Diocese of New Orleans
(1861)
Sketches of the life of the Very Rev. Felix de Andreis
first superior of the Congregation of the Mission in the United States and Vicar-General of the Diocese of New Orleans
by Rosati, Joseph, 1789-1843
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Sketches of the life of the Very Rev. Felix de Andreis, first superior of the Congregation of the Mission in the United States and Vicar-General of the Diocese of New Orleans: with a sketch of the progress of the Catholic religion in the United States from the beginning of the present century to the year 1860
1861, Kelly, Hedian and Piet
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I.
Birth of Mr. De Andreis, his Youth, and Entrance into the Congregation of the Mission, 9
Chapter II.
He is ordained and sent to Rome, in 1806, to teach Theology. — His pious labors in that city up to the year 1815, 22
Chapter III.
Mr. De Andreis is asked for by Bishop Dubourg, of New Orleans, for the Missions belonging to his diocese. — He obtains leave from the Superiors of his Congregation, receives the Apostolic blessing from Pope Pius VII., and departs from Rome, in December, 1815 43
Chapter IV.
Journey of Mr. De Andreis and his companions in December, 1815, from Rome to Bordeaux, and from that city to Baltimore 63
Chapter V.
Arrival of Mr. De Andreis and his companions in Baltimore, July 26th, 1816 ; their Journey from that city to Bardstown 88
Chapter VI.
Arrival of Mr. De Andreis in the city of St. Louis, and his Apostolic labors, 130
Chapter VII.
First House of the Mission in Louisiana, erected at the Barrens, in 1818, by Bishop Dubourg and Mr. De Andreis, 160
Chapter VIII.
Death of Mr. De Andreis . — Funeral Honors paid to his memory. — Removal of his remains. — Testimony to his merit and virtues, 168
Chapter IX.
Interior Life of Mr. De Andreis, 180
Chapter X.
Theological virtues practised by Mr. De Andreis, 188
Chapter XI.
Simplicity, Prudence, Fortitude, Humility and Meekness, 200
Chapter XII.
Mortification and Zeal 218
Chapter XIII.
Progress of the Catholic Religion in the United States, and especially in Louisiana, from the beginning of this century, up to the year 1860, 228
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