02426cam a2200385I 4500101542323MiAaHDL20160324000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua741126s1956 wiu 000 0 eng c 56004137NZ16307750sdr-txu-1.b31470981(OCoLC)1088076IUAIUALVBIACIXAABX3820.M3D6271.76Doyon, Bernard.The Cavalry of Christ on the Rio Grande, 1849-1883.Milwaukee,Bruce Press[1956]252 p.illus.23 cm.Catholic life publicationsIntroduction -- Abbreviations -- I. Texas, land of opportunity. The mission era, 1690-1821 ; The Anglo-American colonization after 1821. -- II. First foundation 1849-1851: a holy daring. -- III. The second foundation. The Oblates return ; Galveston ; Father Parisot, the itinerant priest ; The college, "the dream that failed". -- IV. Brownsville, steppingstone to Mexico. -- V. Mexico, the promised land. Religious conditions in Mexico ; First attempts of an Oblate foundation ; The preaching of missions ; The Parish of Victoria ; The Parish of Matamoros ; The Sanctuary of Agualeguas. -- VI. The ranchos and the cavalry of Christ. -- VII. El santo padre pedrito, the lost missionary. -- VIII. Some obstacles to missionary labors. The people ; Yellow fever ; Civil wars. -- IX. First symptoms of crisis. -- X. The useless missions of Texas. A new Oblate superior ; The Vicariate of Brownsville ; The college of Brownsville -- The canonical visitation of Father Soullier and the attempt to give the mission to the Jesuits ; The aftereffects of the visitation. -- XI. Day breaks over the mission. -- Epilogue -- Oblates of Mary Immaculate who served the Catholic Church in Texas between 1849 and 1883 -- Sources -- Bibliography -- Index.Mode of access: Internet.Oblats de Marie-ImmaculéeMexiqueHistoire.Oblats de Marie-ImmaculéeTexasHistoire.Oblates of Mary ImmaculateTexas.059173023326680 Google 20080306 10154232320070904000000.020160324000000.020160419034101.02024-06-15T17:37:51Z2024-06-15T17:30:02Z2021-12-02T21:00:02ZSDR-TXU-1III - SIERRAprepare.pl-004-005BKsdr-txu-1.b31470981txuSDRTXUtxu.059173023326680TXU.b31470981TXUTXU20240615googletxu.0591730233266801956pdusren