Final - Names Flashcards
King made him Baron of Baltimore. Retires to his estates in Ireland; spends the rest of his life in investments of colonial development. Prevails on Charles I for charter of land/colony north of Virginia. King agreed. But he died before the deed was signed. He was responsible for the founding of the colony, but he was never the owner.
George Calvert
Along with Ingle, they coordinated an attack of St. Mary
Cpt. Claiborn
FrenchJesuitwho travelled toNew France(Canada) in 1625. Worked primarily with theHuron. Learned their language and culture, writing about each to aid other missionaries. Brébeuf and another missionary were captured when an Iroquois raid took over a Huron village. Together with Huron captives, themissionarieswere ritually tortured and killed, beingmartyredon March 16, 1649. Brébeuf was beatified in 1925 and among eight Jesuit missionariescanonizedassaintsin theRoman Catholic Churchin 1930.
Jean de Brebeuf
Russian refugee, Modonna House Apotolate, Social Informer
Catherine de Heck Doherty
First Bishop
John Carroll
Coordinate with Claiborn to invade St. Mary
Richard Ingle
The Celestial Favors of Jesus, Jesuit
Eusebio Kino
Travelogue of early Jesuit writer
Andrew White
Wrote Rerum Novarum
Leo XIII
First Citizen
Charles Carroll
Founder of the Catholic Miscellany
John England
Wrote In Supremo Aposolio Fastigio
Gregory XVI
2nd Baron Baltimorewas the firstProprietorandProprietary Governorof theProvince of Maryland
Cecil Calvert
Catholic Worker Movement
Day
Governor of Mary Lan
Leonard Calvert
Priest, social reformer, excommunicated, reinstated
Edward McGlynn
Missionary to California
Juipero Serra
Garden of the Soul
Challoner
Liturgical movement priest
Virgil Michael
activist, preacher, labor organizer, and noted Catholic convert and writer. Brownson Quarterly Review. Wrote essay called Native Americanism – pro Catholic and pro American. Anti foreign influence. (Americanism)
Orestes Brownson
Founder of Ursilines, Marries, husband dies, Dreamer
Marie of the INcarnation
German merchant. Cahensly noted that German immigrants to America were vulnerable due to poverty or cultural isolation, and suggested to the Catholic Congress meeting atTrierthat a society should be established for the systematic protection of German emigrants at both the place of departure and the port of landing. He claimed that many were ending their relationship withRoman Catholicism, part of the problem being the domination of Roman Catholicism in America by English-speaking Irish clerics who were typically unsympathetic with the idea of preserving German culture among German immigrants, some of whom began attending German-speaking Lutheran congregations.
Peter Paul Cahensly
Labor Priest, Bishops Program for Reconsturction
John Ryan
Radio Priest
Charles COughlin
daughter of Mohawk chief, convert
Kateri Tekakwitha