Archbishops Arrival Sparks City Welcome For McNicholas
The article recounts the arrival of Bishop John T. McNicholas in Cincinnati to assume the archbishopric. Ten thousand mourners and six thousand Knights of Columbus greet him at Norwood Heights, with a grand procession, speeches, and a banquet. Cardial Mundelein arrives later to preside installation as dignitaries and clergy gather for the ceremony.
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Knights of St. John
Bishop Pinten
Archbishop Dowling
Monsignor
Nau
McNicholas
Orte
MacNicholas
Sacred Heart Church
Jersey City
N. J
James Hartley
Columbus
Columbus,c
New York City
Arrival of Bishop McNicholas and Early Cincinnati History
The article recalls four predecessors of Cincinnati archdiocese, starting with Bishop Edward Fenwick who founded key church works in Kentucky and Ohio. It outlines his 1822 appointment, his itinerant missionary effort, and the growth of Catholic institutions, followed by summaries of Archbishops Purcell and Elder and notes on McNicholas arriving for installation at St. Peter’s Cathedral. It highlights McNicholas’s anticipated impact on education and Holy Name Society leadership.
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John T. McNicholas
Edward Fenwick
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St. Mary's County
Patuxent River
Maryland
Edward
Order of St. Dominic
Bornheim
Belgium
England
Sos Cane
United States
New West
Springfield
St. Rose's Church
Kentucky
Ohio
Europe
Purcell
America
Baltimore
Mt. St. Mary College
Emmitsburg
France
Paris
Emmitsburg College
Alexander Campbell
Cincinnati Gazette
Mr. Campbell
J. Peter's
William H. Elder
Sacred College
Rome
St. Catherine of Sienna Church
New York
Holy Name Society
Dominican Order
Dominicans
Canada
Australia
Lithuania
Duluth
Holy City
Boggiani
Henry Moeller
Columbus, O
Henry Mositer
Edward Dominic Fenwick
Archbishop McNicholas Succeeds Predecessor in Cincinnati
The new Archbishop is popular across groups for his inclusive approach and friendly equality. Known as a preacher, he shows little dogmatism and avoids partisan political debate. Several coincidences mark his accession as notable, including sharing an order with his predecessor.
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Chicago
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Michael Boland
Giles Allais
John Schiffrer
James O'Mahoney
Francis Hufnagel
Omer Robillard
Joseph J. McGranaghan
Francis J. Dacey
Dennis Donovan
Francis W. Sullivan
M. F. Hanson
Charles J. Haley
J F. Wolff
R.W. Higgins
Eaton
H. F. Brockman
St. Xavier College
Francis J. Finn
St. Xavier
R. Marcellus Wagner
Bureau of Catholic Charities
Urban J. Wehr
Frank Thill
Crusade Castle Mission Fund
Henry Schengber
Council of Catholic Men
William J. Anthony
St. Peter's Cathedral
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Bridgetown
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Bellefontaine, CO
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Somerset
Minerva University
Columbus,o
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Somerset Dominican House of Studies
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St. Martin, O
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Fayetteville, CO
E. T. Dixon
Edward M. Hurley
Charles F. Dolle
John B. Hardig
E. F. Romer
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Joseph Nolan
B. Trame
Covington
H. H. Kemper
Percy Jefferson
Newport
C. C. Earl
James Driscoll
Ludlow
A. A. McDonnall
St. Louis
National Council of Catholic Men
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John B. Purcell
William H.elver
Edward D. Fenwick
Archpishop
Archbishop John B.purcell
Carrara
Pietrasanta
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Brooklyn
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Father Lasance
Father Finn
Isabelle Clarke
Benziger Brothers
Main St
Cincinnati, Ohio
John J. McNicholas
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