Box 220

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes a set of instructions on the sacraments given in Boston.

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes sermons given in Baltimore.

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes sermons given in Baltimore.

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes instructions and sermons given in Boston.

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes sermons given in Washington, DC (1873, 1876-1877), and Frederick (Maryland, 1883-1884).

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Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Washington, DC, and Laurel (Maryland).

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Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Washington, DC, Alexandria, and Laurel (Maryland).

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Anthony F. Ciampi (1816-1893) was born in Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1832. He was ordained in 1847 and was president of Loyola College (1863-1866) and College of the Holy Cross (1851-1854, 1857-1861, 1869-1873). Fr. Ciampi died at St. Aloysius Church in Washington, DC. This folder includes sermons given in Georgetown (1867) and Philadelphia (1869) as well as Indian Orchard and Chicopee (Massachusetts, 1871).

Scope and Contents Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Laurel (Maryland). Notes by Jenkins indicate they...

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Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Laurel (Maryland).

Scope and Contents

Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Laurel (Maryland).

Scope and Contents

Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Washington, DC, and Laurel (Maryland).

Scope and Contents Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given at St. Joseph's (Frederick County) and Holy Trinity...

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Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons given in Washington, DC, and Laurel (Maryland).

Scope and Contents Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons that were likely written in the 1840s, but never preached, on...

Scope and Contents Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons that were likely written in the 1840s, but never preached, on...

Scope and Contents Thomas M. Jenkins (1818-1850) entered the Society in 1834 and was subsequently at Georgetown College (1840-1849) while simultaneously serving Holy Trinity. He was then sent to Brazil where he died of yellow fever in 1850. An aspiring astronomer, Jenkins gave Georgetown College $8,000--inherited upon his mother's death--to fund the observatory. His family also provided money for scientific instruments. This folder includes sermons that were likely written in the 1840s, but never preached, on...