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ruthless storm had blown down its much decayed spire, and the cold blasts had full sway in the church through broken roof and almost paneless windows. The forlorn looking edifice was packed to overflowing with an interested audience, composed largely of the old
Catholic settlers of Cleveland, who had worshipped within its sacred walls in earlier years, when they were in the prime of life and the church attractive in appearance. The old mother church of Cleveland's Catholics then looked tattered and torn, while her daughters, decked in splendor, were carrying on high in every part of the city, the Sign of Redemption on lofty tower or graceful spire.
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largely on tradition, and are, consequently, in many instances deficient as to dates and facts. The
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was common in the area the church was built, but drainage was improved during the 1830s as
Cleveland evolved into a major lake shipping port. The 1830s and 1840s brought continued prosperity to the port of Cleveland, but communicable diseases such as cholera were widespread in the low-lying Flats. As
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by the choir. * * Bishop
Purcell preached to a very intelligent and attentive auditory, before and after the ceremony. The church measures 81 by 53 feet, having four well wrought Doric columns in front, a light but substantial gallery, or organ loft, handsome ceiling, etc., and conveniently situated
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Diocese for the keeping of historical records of parishes, missions and institutions. Only in a few parishes were they kept at all. Hence, the early accounts of most parishes and missions depend
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The Bishop of the diocese was agreeably surprised to find that all the work which he had directed to be done at the new church by Mr. Golden, the architect, had been not only faithfully performed, but that the altar and the plastering, etc., had likewise been very neatly executed. He accordingly
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Rev. Peter McLaughlin was the third resident pastor in
Cleveland from 1840 to 1846. Shortly after his arrival, he had the interior completed. When St. Mary's on the Flats was dedicated, within the limits of the Diocese of Cleveland there were only two other churches: St. Paul's, now St. Philip
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directed his Vicar
General, the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Boff, to celebrate High Mass in it — the last divine service within its hallowed walls. It was a typical winter's day, with plenty of snow and ice covering the interior of the building, open for long to wind and weather. Two years previous a
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were the last to occupy the proto-cathedral of
Cleveland, In January 1879, Rev. Wolfgang Janietz, O.F.M., succeeded Father Marschal; by this time St. Mary's Church on the Flats was unfit for use, and the Poles began to use the Franciscan Monastery Chapel, on Hazen St. Their parish church, the
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Catholics, were removed from Cleveland's original burial ground, at the intersection of Ontario Ave. and Prospect Ave., to the new location. The West Side Cemetery, now known as Monroe Street Cemetery, had its first burial in 1818. There was no Catholic
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Rev. Patrick O'Dwyer was second resident pastor from 1837 to 1839 (1836–1838), and broke ground for this church in 1838. It was sited in a central location, where
Catholics could gather from both Cleveland and Ohio City, about 500 ft (150 m) from the Columbus Street
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resolved not to lose so favorable an occasion of dedicating it. The zealous Bishop of Nancy, who seems to have never known what it is to be weary in well doing, kindly consented to dedicate the church, which he did according to the Roman ritual, and in full
790:, were given the use of the church from November 1854 to 1865 Their parish church was built at the intersection of Jersey St. and Carroll St. Rev. J. J. Kramer, Rev. F. X. Obermueller, and Rev. James Hamene had successive charge of St. Mary's congregation.
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to St. Mary's on the Flats, until the completion of the Cathedral of St. John. The Catholic population, quoted by Houck from a March 16, 1848, article in the Cleveland Herald, was about 4,000. By this time, according to data compiled from the
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Society, was organized by Rev. McLaughlin, on the March 12, 1841; the first total abstinence society in Cleveland; it had a membership of 163. In August 1851, Rev. Mathew visited Cleveland, it is not known if he visited this church.
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their dead in Erie Street Cemetery; until, on January 22, 1849, Bishop Rappe purchased 15 acres (6 ha) on Woodland Ave. and the first burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery was done in 1850.
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1614:"Policy on Genealogical Research at the Diocese of Cleveland, Archives"
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871:, were given the use of the church from 1872 to January 1879,
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1909:"History of St. Patrick's Parish, Cleveland, Ohio, 1853-1903"
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2092:. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press. p. 90.
1914:. Cleveland, OH: Catholic Universe Publishing Company
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640:Rt. Rev. Dr. de Forbin-Janson, Bishop of Nancy and
448:The number of Irish immigrants increased after the
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2683:Former Roman Catholic church buildings in Ohio
1533:. Philadelphia, PA: G.M. Hopkins. p. 50.
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103:St. Mary's on the Flats (the United States)
2431:Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, Cleveland
2396:Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Cleveland
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2411:St. Elizabeth's Magyar Church, Cleveland
2010:"Birds eye view of Cleveland, Ohio 1877"
1815:Ohio Historical Markers Program (1968).
1780:Bridges of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County
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2007:
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1748:The Catholic Cemeteries Association.
1708:The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
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1583:Irishtown Bend Archeological District
1527:Hopkins, Griffith Morgan Jr. (1881).
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432:Irishtown Bend Archeological District
2713:Roman Catholic churches in Cleveland
2381:Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist
2129:"Invasion of Cleveland by Europeans"
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1947:Annals of Cleveland, 1818–1935: 1845
1691:. New York: Robert Appleton Company.
1656:. New York: Robert Appleton Company.
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1218:Marschal, Rev. John A., was born in
2708:Irish-American culture in Cleveland
2703:Czech-American culture in Cleveland
2178:Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
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1716:Western Reserve Historical Society
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2491:Transfiguration Church, Cleveland
1782:. Cleveland, OH: Forman-Bassett.
1220:Olsztyn, then known as Allenstein
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692:took place on July 7, 1845, when
688:The earliest known case of local
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2456:St. Martin's Church, Valley City
1936: This article incorporates
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1776:"The Early Bridges of Cleveland"
1685:. In Herbermann, Charles (ed.).
1650:. In Herbermann, Charles (ed.).
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765:From 1826 to 1849 the Catholics
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2050:Case Western Reserve University
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1712:Case Western Reserve University
1612:Catholic Diocese of Cleveland.
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815:, with a population of 43,417.
511:priests (1834–1842), and
2733:1888 disestablishments in Ohio
2698:Irish-American culture in Ohio
2481:St. Joseph's Church, Cleveland
2471:Annunciation Church, Cleveland
1863:Gibson, Campbell (June 1998).
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989:. A square tower supporting a
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954:reproduction of the classical
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515:priests (1844– ?).
27:Church of Our Lady of the Lake
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2545:St. John's College, Cleveland
2441:St. Vitus's Church, Cleveland
2436:St. Stephen Church, Cleveland
2406:St. Casimir Church, Cleveland
2401:St. Barbara Church, Cleveland
2391:Holy Rosary Church, Cleveland
2086:Rose, William Ganson (1990).
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