St. Marguerite d'Youville, from a window in the hallway outside the chapel.Saturday, January 19, 2008
Friday, January 18, 2008
Immaculate Conception, Ottoville
Photos & information from the Putnam County Atlas, originally published in 1895
Rev. Michael Mueller was born January 21, 1833 (hey, Happy 175th Birthday) in Bavaria, Germany. He received a common school education in that country, then came to the United States in July 1852. He taught school in Huron, Washington and Crawford counties for four years, then attended Cleveland’s St. Mary’s Seminary for six years, followed by a year at St. Vincent Seminary in Westmoreland county, PA, then a year at Assumption College in Windsor, Canada, then back to St. Mary’s Seminary in Cleveland. His first assignment was at Rockford, Ohio in 1865, and in 1868 he arrived in Ottoville.Mueller was “the great factor in planning, promoting and constructing this model church, and it will ever stand as a monument to his untiring energy and perseverance.”
St. Martin de Porres
Gallagher Hall, St. Martin de Porres
Announcement
I have a lot of items to post, but no energy to deal with it. That can't last forever, I hope.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
St. Martin de Porres
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Open for comment
Two Parishes
This was taken at the corner of Eastern and Maumee, in front of Immaculate Conception. Through the trees at the center you can see the tower of SS Peter and Paul. From within a block, or so, there are places where you can see the spire of St. Patrick's and the dome of Good Shepherd. The churches of Toledo don't exactly hide.Tuesday, January 15, 2008
St. Joseph Monroeville
If you're wondering...this is in the inside of the church; the sanctuary to be exact. I know very little of the history of St. Joe's. (the staff there is working on compiling a history...) So the Reconstructed part of it I'm guessing just means a huge renovation. If someone knows more that i do (probably so) please leave a comment.
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These four following windows are the sanctuary windows. I can't identify the people but i bet Jeffery can.
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These four following windows are the sanctuary windows. I can't identify the people but i bet Jeffery can.
I absolutely love this church. It's all my favorite colors in perfect combination. I love walking in there, when there are no lights on, and turning them on and just watching the colors jump out at you as the lights warm up. It's just amazing to me.
St. Martin de Porres
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