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Bruté, Bishop Simon Gabriel, Vincennes, Indiana, to Father Joseph V. Wiseman?, Barrens, Missouri?, 1835 March ?

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Identifier: CVIN IV-3-j

Scope and Contents

Bruté adds some lines to Wiseman as a collaborator of the "Shepherd" and to pass on? to Father Philip Borgna, C.M.. Bruté believes they are in real crisis. The fanatics can come to some secret plot to burn establishments and churches but the progress of religion will not suffer. They must show no alarm, even for this Valdo. Bruté would like all their papers to have the true priestly character. Valdo, Bromlee, Breckenridge, Bourne, or Smith, etc., what does it matter. Catholic truth versus Protestant error in their true colors as in Bossuet and Fenelon. Bruté wrote often to the editors of the "Jesuits" that this would end badly; this is Father John Elroy's opinion and also that of Father John? Hughes from whom he had a letter yesterday. Breckenridge visited Hughes recently, said he would remove his name from the list of abettors of the Vindicator, etc. He is a man of doubts, like Hobart. A public discussion has been announced, "Whether the Pope is compatible, etc." in which Hughes? and Bromlee are to figure.` A.L.S. French` P.S. From February 16 to 25 Bruté visited Edgar County and the many Catholics there above Paris, Illinois where they mean soon to build their church. But who will attend them? He promised himself three months' visit in the spring going to Chicago. Bruté baptized a young Tennessee man; they live at Andrew Brown's. Mt. St. Mary's Emmitsburg prospers more than ever. 103 boarders; 120 expected this year. The Sisters of Charity's candidates overflow; no room left. School established at Pittsburg. Mr. Parsons still alive.` A.L.S. French :: IV-3-j A.L.S. English and French 4pp. 4to.

Dates

  • Creation: 1835 March ?

Language of Materials

English.

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