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Summary
"This history is about a people, a place, and a past. It is about the AHNISHINABAE-OJIBWE people of Red Lake, Minnesota, since 1858 with a focus on St. Mary's Mission." - Father Bill Mehrkens.
"This history of St. Mary's Mission is a wonderfully detailed account of the beginning and growth of the Mission, which still serves the Indian People of Red Lake Reservation. The trials and difficulties of ministering at the Mission are well described, ut always in a spirit "full of fair hope." In that same spirit, the successes and joys of ministering at the Mission are also told. The Benedictine presence at the Mission -- Brothers, Sisters, Priests -- is one of the glories of Catholicism in this part of the Catholic world." - (Most Rev.) Victor H. Balke, Bishop of Crookston.
Author
Owen Lindblad, OSB, is a member of St. Benedict's Monastery in St. Joseph, Minnesota. After thirty years as an educator, she began writing, doing numerous articles for vaious publications as well as family and church histories, biographial sketches, and other works of an historical nature.
Details
- Paperback
- Size: 10" x 12"
- Pages: 261
- Illustrations: Many black and white illustrations and photos
- Publication: 1997. Park Press Quality Printing Inc.
