1. |
Four others
will follow during the next two years. These
missionaries are being replaced by brothers from Europe who have been sent
to study at Marist College and who have graduated. Eventually these
brothers will be replaced by the American Brothers. |
2. |
Several other brothers were sent to various countries on an
exchange program. |
3. |
Marist College Archives. |
4. |
The two first years were housed at the former St. Joseph
Grammar School, Bayonne, New Jersey from 1956-1961. |
5. |
Archbishop Molloy High School House Annals. |
6. |
St. Mary's High School House Annals. |
7. |
Marist College House Annals. |
8. |
Cardinal
Spellman offered the college $15,000 towards the new library in the classroom
building. As a result the
college authorities decided to call the library in his honor, Spellman
Library. |
9. |
Loc. cit. |
10. |
In 1953
Brother George Francis, a professor at Marian College was laid to rest
in the last grave in the Poughkeepsie
community
cemetery. In the spring of 1954 Father Wm. Barry, C.SS.R. officiated
at the blessing of the Esopus cemetery. At this writing 21 brothers
have been interred here. 47 are buried in Poughkeepsie. |
11. |
Marist College Archives. |
12. |
This brother was awarded an honorary LL.D. from Merrimack
College, North Andover, Massachusetts at the conclusion of his six years as
principal. |
13. |
The collapse was due to acclusion, a rare accident caused by
varying pressures from within and without. |
14. |
"Wheeling
Central in New Quarters," Maristella,
Vol. 1 (Dec. 1960), p. 3. |
15. |
On this occasion Bishop Mongeau appointed Brother Maurus James
the Diocesan Superintendent of Schools of Cotobato. |
16. |
Marist Educational Conference Report - 1956, p. 8. |
17. |
Ibid., p. 10. |
18. |
Annual pilgrimages have been held since, especially by the
parents organizations from Mount St. Michael Academy. |
19. |
American
brothers who served as vice postulators of the cause of beautification:
Brothers Francis Regis (1949) Brother Lawrence
Joseph
and Brother Cyril Robert. They succeeded each other in the pursuance
of the alleged miracle of the cure of cancer of Mrs. Georgianna Grodin of
Winslow, Maine. |
20. |
Mr. Georgianna Grodin, of Winslow, Maine and Jean Monoro of
Madagascar, both cured through the intercession of the Blessed, were guests
of the Institute on this occasion. |
21. |
Brother
Leonida, the retiring Superior General, was commissioned to direct the
construction in Rome and to revise the brother's
prayer life. Brother Thomas Austin, retiring Assistant General for
the United States and Canada returned to the United States to assume the
post of
Director of Champagnat Hall, Washington, D.C. |
22. |
Only the English-speaking provinces have chosen to retain use
of the rabat. |
23. |
Circulars, Vol. 33, passim. |
24. |
Two brothers from the Poughkeepsie Province are presently
studying at the Jesu Magister. |
25. |
Provincial Council Deliberations, 1911-1961. |
26. |
The first hint of the division was in 1953: Provincial
Council Deliberations, 1911-1961. |
27. |
The Consultors: Brothers John Lawrence, Paul Ambrose, Leo
Sylvius, Leo Vincent. |
28. |
Marist Provincialate Archives. |
29. |
Loc. cit. |
30. |
Loc. cit. |
31. |
Loc. cit. |
32. |
Loc. cit. |
33. |
Loc. cit. |
34. |
Statement by Brother Paul Ambrose in a personal interview at
Marist Preparatory, Esopus, New York, April 12, 1960. |
35. |
Marist Provincialate Archives. |
36. |
Provincial Council Deliberations, 1911-1961.
"Marist Buys Youth House Site and Buildings," (Editorial), The
Bayonne Times, December 9, 1960, pp. 1-2. |
37. |
Indult 10945/60. Brother Humbert Damian was appointed in
September 1960 as Visitor. He replaced Brother Maurus James
(1956-1960). |
38. |
Loc. cit. |
39. |
Archbishop Molloy House Annals. |
40. |
Brothers
from the United States, the British Isles, and Commonwealth possessions
in the Pacific area will study here. Six
months sessions are held twice a year. |
41. |
Supervisor of Marist Schools Archives. |
42. |
Statement by Brother Paul ambrose in a personal interview at
Archbishop Molloy High School, New York, March 18, 1961. |
43. |
In 1946 while director here he elected as a delegate to the
Fourteenth General Chapter. |
44. |
Simultaneously
he was appointed to the Provincial Council. He held this consultative
position until his appointment as Provincial. |
45. |
Marist College Archives. |
46. |
To help
finance the various projects, this province was given the program of socials
at St. Stephen's Church in New York City
by the U.S.
Province. This program was first established by the Marist Mission
League in 1957 by the brothers of the former St. Ann's Academy. In
addition the Marist Fathers Club, which was founded in 1959, at Mount St.
Michael Academy, organized similar socials. These two programs along
with the Mount St. Michael's Mens' Club have substantially contributed to
the founding and development of these projects. |
47. |
Brother Louis Viateur, who taught French at St. Joseph School
in Lowell, Massachusetts for many years, received similar awards from the
French government in 1951 and 1955. |
48. |
Statement by Brother John Lawrence in a personal interview at
Esopus, New York, April 18, 1960. |
49. |
Marist Hall House Annals. |