Florida Historical Quarterly, Vol. 17, Issue 2

Florida’s First Constitution James B. Whitfield St. Joseph, An Episode of the Economic and Political History of Florida James 0. Knauss The Reception. of the St. Joseph Constitution Emily Porter The St. Joseph Convention F. W. Hoskins A St. Joseph Diary of 1839 Notes The Florida Historical Societ

Faith, Ireland and Empire: The Life of Patrick Joseph Clune Cssr 1864-1935

Book Review: Christopher Dowd. Faith, Ireland and Empire: The Life of Patrick Joseph Clune Cssr 1864-1935. Strathfield NSW: St Pauls, 2014

Volume 12, Number 8 - June 1932

Volume 12, Number 8 – June 1932. 30 pages including covers and advertisements. Ryan, Edward P. St. Albert the Scientist Meister, Joseph C. St. Albert the Philosopher Cleary, John J. St. Albert the Man of Public Affair Cap and Gown Day Exercises Harrison, Gordon F. Some Die Upon the Field Hackett, James M. I Like Gibbs Editorials Shunney, Walter J. Critique Haylon, William D. Checkerboard Sullivan for Tebbetts Athletic

LRR Focus: Pigs are Flying Over Ole St. Joe\u27s

[Excerpt] You\u27ll see a union in this hospital when pigs fly! So went the opening statement of the new director of Human Resources at St. Joseph\u27s Medical Center in Joliet, Illinois. Flying pigs instantly became our campaign mascot. On election night a banner flew proclaiming our victory that said, Pigs are flyin\u27 over ole St. Joe\u27s

The expansion of the St. Joseph Altar in south Louisiana

Crowley, Nara Maria Ersilia, B.A., The University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 2001. Master of Arts in Liberal Arts, Spring Commencement 2010 Major: Liberal Arts The Expansion of the St. Joseph Altar in South Louisiana Thesis directed by Professor Mary Jill Brody Page in thesis,113. Words in abstract, 146 ABSTRACT According to folklore, the Catholic St. Joseph Altar tradition dates back to the Fifteenth century droughts in Sicily. The famine that ensued resulted in prayers to the patron saint of protection, St. Joseph. Two legends evolved from the cessation of the drought - one of thanks for ending the famine, the other for protecting one vital source of nutrition, the fava bean. Two parables influenced the development of permanent traditions known today as the St. Joseph Altar. The two ideals remain intact – one of gratitude, the other of petition. The Italian Sicilian diaspora of the mid-nineteenth century sprinkled the St. Joseph Altar tradition globally. Sparsely scattered throughout the United States and internationally, South Louisiana offers more celebrations of the St. Joseph Altar than in all of North America. This comparative study explores the impetus that perpetuates and inflates the St. Joseph Altar celebration in South Louisiana

The Earliest Buildings: 33 Historic Sites

First paragraph: Founded in 1898, St. Norbert College has grown from its earliest building St. Joseph Church, (now Old St. Joseph Church), built in 1871, and St. Joseph Parish Rectory, built in 1872, to become a beautiful campus consisting of thirty-nine buildings situated on some sixty well landscaped and tree-shaded acres along the Fox River in De Pere, Wisconsin.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/digitalarchive/1001/thumbnail.jp

Costantino Cedini a Dobrota nelle Bocche di Cattaro

The painting Lady of Carmel with St Joseph, St Joachim and St Anna of the altar of St Joseph in the parish church of St. Eustace/Sv. Stasije (Dobrota, Boka Kotorska) is attribuited to Costantino Cedini (1741-1811). He is also author of the altar painting St Luke, St Mark, St James, St Georg and angel in the church of St Peter in the same city. Both the paintings date from the early eightieth of the eighteenth century

St. Joseph, An Episode of the Ecomonic and Political History of Florida

We must now retrace our steps and consider the rivalry between the towns of St. Joseph and Apalachicola after the Lake Wimico and St. Joseph Railroad began business in September, 1836. While the preliminary work for the development of St. Joseph as a rival to the parent city was being so successfully carried out, the supporters of the latter place were not idle

Full Issue 10.3

Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Co.The original of this document is in the Stevens Family Papers, #1210, at the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library, Ithaca, New York 14853