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The Diocese of St. Paul: The Golden Jubilee 1851-1901, St. Paul, Minnesota

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Report of the 50th anniversary of the Diocese of Saint Paul, July 1901, in which was celebrated the coming of Joseph Cretin, first bishop of Saint Paul, to his episcopal see, 50 years prior. Included is a history of the development of the growth of the Catholic Church in Minnesota, a region of the United States which at the time was called the Northwest.

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Keywords

  1. Anniversaries, Etc
  2. Catholic Church. Archdiocese Of St. Paul (Minn.)
  3. Church History
  4. Dioceses
  5. History
  6. Minnesota

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