Collection search - Report on the state of the Catholic religion [textual record (microform)] in the English colonies of America by Monsignor Christopher Stonor

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Report on the state of the Catholic religion [textual record (microform)] in the English colonies of America by Monsignor Christopher Stonor

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Date:

[ca. 1764-1765].

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R3690-0-9-E, MG23-I19, Volume number: 1, Microfilm reel number: A-930

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Item ID number:

100545

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Report on the state of the Catholic religion
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Date(s):

[ca. 1764-1765].

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1 microfilm reel negative and positive.

Language of material:

English

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Item is a "Report on the state of the Catholic religion in the English colonies of America" written in Italian, which contains a brief description of the position and problems of the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and what subsequently became the United States, and in the West Indies, with comments on the role of the Vicar Apostolic of London. This material is located on microfilm reel A-930.

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Stonor, Christopher, 1758-1790

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Stonor, Christopher, 1758-1790 : Christopher Stonor was ordained in 1743. He spent the next four years based at Stonor with his uncle, Bishop John Talbot Stonor. After that he was appointed English agent in Rome to the Vicars Apostolic. He held this post for nearly half a century until his death in 1795 at the age of eighty. He was also chaplain to Cardinal Henry Benedict Stuart, Duke of York and his niece, the Countess of Albany. mAt first Monsignor Stonor lived in the household of the Cardinal Duke of York. Later he had his own quarters in the Vatican and lodgings in the papal palace at Monte Cavallo. He is buried in his own chapel at the church of Santa Caterina di Rota, opposite the English College in Rome. "Twixt Fifteen and Forty-five 1715-1745". Hadland.net. Tony Hadland. Working paper. 19 Feb. 2001Global Internet, and Tony Hadland. 22 Feb. 2001 1158 1159

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The originals are held by the Southward Diocesan Curia, London, England.
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Catholic Church - Quebec (Province), [ca.1764]-1765 Vicar Apostolic of London, [ca.1764[-1765

Catholic Church - Nova Scotia, [ca.1764]-1765 "Report on the state of the Catholic religions in the English Colonies of America", [ca.1764]-1765

Catholic Church - Newfoundland, [ca.1764]-1765

Catholic Church - West Indies, [ca.1764]-1765
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MG23-I19
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Volume [MG23 I 19] 1

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Microfilm reel A-930

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