The Parochial School A Curse to the Church, a Menace to the Nation (Classic Reprint)

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Personal Description; Parentage; Nativity; Dedicated to the Catholic Priesthood at Birth; Early Training and Education; Ordination to the Priesthood; First Ministerial Labor in Ireland; First Ministerial Labor in America; Commendatory Letters; Commendatory Editorials; Return to Ireland; Ministerial Labor in Ireland; Defends a Helpless Protestant; Arrested, "Tried" and Convicted; Excerpts from Editorials; Jail Treatment; Case Debated in British Parliament; Released from Jail; Excerpts from the Press; Triumphal Return Home; Address of Welcome from Schull and Ballydehob Branch of the Irish National League; Address from Parishioners at Goleen; Return to America; Commendatory Letters; Adopted into the Archdiocese of Chicago; Appointments; The Famous Chicago Controversy; Sued at Oregon, Ill., in Name of Archbishop Feehan; Threatens to Publish a Full Account of the Sad Conditions Prevailing in the Archdiocese of Chicago; Excommunicated Unjustly and Invalidly by Cardinal Martinelli; The Ban of Excommunication Removed Without any Apology Being Made to Accused Priests, and Without any Promise to Refrain from Issuing Publication; Celebret Issued by Bishop Scannell, Agent of Cardinal Martinelli; Celebret Issued by Archbishop Feehan; Celebrates Solemn High Mass
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