Chronological files for the Arabian Affairs Department of Aramco.
Chronological files for the Arabian Affairs Department of Aramco.
Baptismal and Marriage records created by Michael Dougherty, S.J., who was stationed at Conewago and Newtown: Baptismal and Marriage Records (Conewago -- Sacred Heart Church, Littletown); Marriage records (Newtown -- St. Joseph's and Sacred Heart, 1845-1850); Baptismal (Newtown -- St. Joseph's and Sacred Heart, 1846-1848)
**Former finding aid locations: 119_15_14; 51R1**
Marriages and Burials: St. Joseph's, St. John's, and Lady's Chapel, December 27, 1843-October 8, 1853
**Former finding aid locations: 119_102_1; 7**
Diary for St. Inigoes (1915-1918) and Ridge (1918-1932): Entries address pastoral activities among black and white parishioners. This diary includes descriptions of meetings with Black parishioners and the events leading to the foundation of St. Alphonsus parochial school and Cardinal Gibbons Institute, Ridge. The writers of this diary included John LaFarge, SJ; A.M. Thibbitts, SJ; Abraham Emerick, SJ.
**Former finding aid location: 53_8_2**
Sacramental registers maintained by Michael Dougherty, S.J., while he was stationed at Conewago, Includes records of marriages, baptisms, first communion; also contains records pertaining to St. Joseph's and Sacred Heart Congregations (near Newtown) in St. Mary's County, Maryland (1844-1852).
**Former finding aid locations: 119_4_8; 6.6**
Philadelphia financial records: Expense journal of Edward Sourin, S.J., who served as pastor of St. Mary's and St. John's the Evangelist in Philadelphia; Expense journal and Subscription lists for Immaculate Conception Chapel
**Former finding aid locations: 119_21_12; 63A1-63A3**
Philadelphia: St. John's Church and St. Joseph's College -- Financial reports (date unclear); correspondence; house expense books; pew rent books, etc.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_55_3; 183C1-183C4**
Philadelphia House Daybook: Includes transactions for St. John's the Evangelist Church and St. Joseph's College
**Former finding aid locations: 119_54_3; 183A**
Wernersville legal documents: Charter and planning documents for novitiate. Other papers include TNS announcing resignation of Wm. T. Tallon as Director of Corp of St Stanislaus 3/7/1928; TMs re plans for new Novitiate; ALS announcing resignation of L.J. Kelly SJ from Board of St Stanislaus 10/8/1928; same for Francis X. Byrnes 10/24/1928
**Former finding aid locations: 119_103.1_6; 553B**
Bound ledger of the receipts and expenses for St. Joseph's College, including accounting for New St. Joseph's Church (later the Church of the Gesú) kept by Father Burchard Villiger.
Bound ledger of receipts and expenses for St. Joseph's College, including accounting for St. Joseph's Preparatory School and the Church of the Gesú. Contains lists of benefactors and their donations, as well as subscribers to the Messenger of the Sacred Heart, kept by by Father Burchard Villiger.
Bound ledger of receipts and expenses for St. Joseph's College, including accounting for St. Joseph's Preparatory School, the Church of the Gesú, and the pastoral residence.
Bound ledger of receipts and expenses for St. Joseph's College, including accounting for St. Joseph's Preparatory School, the Church of the Gesú, and the pastoral residence.
John Hall (1664-1703) entered the Society of Jesus in 1683. He was stationed at St. Thomas Manor as procurator of the Maryland Mission (1693-1698) and died at Ghent in 1703. This folder contains a bound manuscript with "from St. Inigoes" and "G. T. College" on flyleaves and notes on logic written within.
Basil Pacciarini (1816-1884) was born in Montone (Perugia), Italy, and entered the Society of Jesus there in 1834. In 1846 he traveled to the US and, after missionary work in Maine, he was stationed in Boston and Philadelphia before being at St. Inigoes for twenty years. He was transferred to Fordham in 1882 where he died in 1884. This folder includes a farewell letter (draft) from Paccarini to the St. Joseph's and Mechanicsville parishes before leaving for New York (1882).
Dennis Ryan (1828-1846) was born in County Limerick, Ireland, and entered the Society of Jesus at Frederick in 1844. He died shortly after in 1846 at Georgetown College. This folder includes a bound notebook containing "Rhetoricae Elementa" and "Compositions: The Influence of Moral Character," written while at St. John's Literary Institution (now known as St. John's Catholic Prep) in Buckeystown, Maryland (1843-1844).
James J. Tehan (1826-1879) was assistant pastor at St. Joseph's (Providence) 1877-1879 and was followed by pastor William B. Cleary (1837-1884) there 1879-1884. This folder includes a journal kept by Tehan that records his ministry at Rainsford Island (Boston) on 4-25 and 4-26-1877 as well as at St. Joseph's Church (Providence) 5-2/-1877 -- 10-26-1879. The diary was continued by Cleary 10-28-1879 -- 6-29-1881.
