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title "apostolic delegate" being re

served to those who exercise purely

ecclesiastical functions—namely, those

at Washington, in the United States

at Ottawa, Canada at Manila, P. I

at Havana, Cuba, and at San Juan

Porto Rico, and in Mexico. Thus the

delegates in Argentina, Chili, Colum

bia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua. Honduras

Haiti, Peru, Venezula and Holland

will henceforth be termed inter

nuncios. The decision simply re-estab

lishes what was originally the cus

toinary appellation of those repre

sentatives of the Vatican.

DEATH OF FATHER RICIIAEDT. O.F.M.

WAS PROVINCIAL OF THE SACRED

HEART PROVINCE FROM 1891 TO

189F—STATIONED AT CHASKA,

MINN., IN 1881-1882.

The Very Reverend Michael Rich

ardt, Ov F. M-, died at St. Barbara

Mission. Cal., on June 8, and was

buried in the adjoining cemetery.

Father Michael was a native of

Westphalia, Germany,, where he was

born on September 25. 1844. He en

tered the Franciscan Order on Novem

ber 26,1861. and was ordained on De

cember 14. 1868, in St. John's Church.

St. I.ouis, Mo., by the Most Reverend

Archbishop Kenrick, After a tew

years of pastoral work he served as

professor in St. Joseph's College,

Teutopolis, 111., and in St. Francis Col

lege at Quincy, 111. He was instru

mental in sending the Rev. August

Tolton, the first colored priest of

America, tp Rome to, complete his

studies.

On account of ill health he was

stationed at Chaska, Minn., in 1881

1882. For the next nine years he was

Rector at, St. Joseph's College,

Teutopolis, 111., following which, he was

Provincial of the Sacred Heart of Je

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Catholic bulletin. (1916). St. Paul, Minn., 1916-06-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90060976/1916-06-24/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Catholic bulletin, 1916-06-24.