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St. Anthony's Church and School
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- Date Created: 1949
- Description: 1949 blurry image of St. Anthony students assembled for a photograph with the pastor Rev. Edmund Marion and Rev. Arthur Hamel. The occasion is probably Confirmation. (Saddle shoes are obviously part of the school uniform!)
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Saint Joseph's School - Class Dinners
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- Date Created: 1948
- Description: 1948 photo of a parish dinner in honor of a graduating class from St. Joseph's school (Ecole Nazareth). Among those seated at the head table are the Rt. Rev. Joseph E. Pariseau, pastor, and (2nd from right) a member of the Daughters of the Holy Ghost, a Catholic order of religious women active as educators at Ecole Nazareth since 1943.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
St. Anthony's Church and School
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- Date Created: 1949-1950
- Description: 1949 / 1950 overexposed image of a large group of boys assembled in front of St. Anthony Church. Seven priests are present. Rev. Edmund Marion, pastor, is probably 3rd from right, but the others are difficult to identify. Occasion is unknown.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Saint Michael's College - Groups
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- Date Created: undated
- Description: A group of men in business suits (associated with Saint Michael's College?, college students?) and a priest pose for a portrait in a large open room (library?) with a brick fireplace. Photo 28.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Saint Joseph's Church and Chapel
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- Date Created: 1952
- Description: 1952 Saint Joseph's Church sanctuary with priest in pulpit (left). Structural items such as the pulpit and the supports holding various statues attached to the columns have been removed, owing to liturgical reforms and audio-technology. The church, the largest in Vermont, was finished in 1887, but the parish itself began in 1850. A centennial history of the parish was published in 1987 and has a detailed history of the building's design and construction. Here one sees the panoply of religious artifacts and decoration known before the Second Vatican Council, some of which can be seen at St. Joseph's today. These include a reproduction, high above the altar, of DaVinci's "Last Supper," numerous statues of saints and angels, at least 3 American flags, perhaps a flag of Vatican City, flowers, plants, and special lighting. Photo no. 6.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
May Crowning
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- Date Created: 1947
- Description: 1947 group portrait of six women and a priest standing outside taking part in the Roman Catholic observance of May Crowning. Photo #5.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
May Crowning
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- Date Created: 1948
- Description: 1948/1949 photo of a priest and several women having a meal together as part of May Crowning, a traditional Roman Catholic ritual that occurs in the month of May whereby an image or likeness of the Blessed Virgin is ceremonially crowned recognizing her as Queen of Heaven and the Mother of God. This may be Mother's Day.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Mount St. Mary's Academy - Graduates
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- Date Created: 1956
- Description: 1956 photo of a priest of Cathedral High School, Burlington, Vt.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Nazareth School - Graduates
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- Date Created: 1961
- Description: Nazareth School, Class of 1961, with Msgr. Charles Marcoux. In Fall of 1961, the school will be known as St. Joseph School instead of Ecole Nazareth or Nazareth School. The parish waited, apparently, for another St. Joseph School in Burlington to close before changing the name of its own school. Photo #2.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs
Nazareth School - Graduates
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- Date Created: 1946-1947
- Description: Nazareth School, Class of 1948 (according to the parish history published in 1988) with Rev. (Msgr.) Joseph Pariseau, pastor, and William F. Laliberte, curate. Graduation dress before cap and gown became standard was white dresses for the girls and lace to cover their hair; and jackets and white ties for the boys. The school at 20 Allen St. was renamed St. Joseph School in 1961 (another Burlington school by the same name had closed) and then closed in 2010 because of declining enrollment.
- Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs