Letters and Diaries from Father Inama Adalbert
Title
Letters and Diaries from Father Inama Adalbert
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Description
Father Inama continues his writing about how crucial it was for him to make the trek overseas in order to preach in the United States. As emphasized earlier, Father Inama asked to come to the United States as a result of a high demand for German-speaking priests in Wisconsin. Despite preaching in areas such as Utica and Albany in New York, he also ventured to Buffalo. And from Buffalo he made his way to the Midwest, more specifically the Chicago area. Father Inama discusses what his mission is in the United States and throughout his diary entry he goes on to explain (by numbers) how crucial it was for him to come to the United States to practice/preach/spread the word of Jesus Christ through the Catholic faith.
Creator
Prof. Dr. Adolf Darlap, Heinrich Klemens Halder O. Praem
Source
The Wilten Mission in the USA in the 19th Century: Thesis for the completion of the academic degree of Master of Theology at the Theological Faculty of the Leopold-Franzens University of Innsbruck
Publisher
Prof. Dr. Adolf Darlap, Heinrich Klemens Halder, O. Praem
Date
May 1996, translated in 2002
Contributor
David N. Coury
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Language
English
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