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C.S.Sp.
Conclusion of the Berlin conference which had begun on 15.11.1884 under the presidency of the German Chancellor, Otto von Bismark. Central Africa is divided amongst several European countries. "Christian missionaries,…
26 Feb 1885
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Brazil
Dom Antonio Macedo da Costa, the bishop of Belém, asks the Spiritans to take over the direction of the Junior Seminary of Our Lady of Carmel in Belém.
8 Jan 1885
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Congo
The Berlin Conference divides the region of the prefecture of the Congo between Portugal (Angola and the enclave of Cabinda), King Leopold II (the independent State of the Congo) and…
3 Jan 1885
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Congo
Père Prosper Augouard starts the first mission in the interior of Congo at Linzolo, 25 kms. from Brazzaville.
22 Sep 1883
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East Africa
The Prefecture Apostolic becomes a Vicariat and Raoul de Courmont is named the first bishop on November 23, 1883. The pastoral aim is to create a Christian village community of…
22 Feb 1883
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C.S.Sp.
On the death of Père Frederic Le Vavasseur, Père Ambroise Emonet is elected Vicar General of the Congregation.
20 Jan 1883
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Opening of the 5th General Chapter at Chevilly which will last for two days. The 32 capitulants (20 present and 12 by letter) elect Ambrose Emonet as the 14th Superior…
26 Aug 1882
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USA
The college at Pittsburgh obtains a charter enabling it to confer degrees.
7 Jul 1882
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Senegal
Ordination of Père Simon Fall at Ngazobil by Mgr. Duboin. He is the first Spiritan from Senegal.
3 Jun 1882
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France
Funeral of Le Vavasseur in the chapel of the Séminaire du Saint-Esprit.
19 Jan 1882
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France
Frédéric Le Vavasseur dies in Paris.
16 Jan 1882
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USA
After two years, there are already 150 students in the upper school and the group of brothers expelled from Germany begins to build a large house in the "Golden Triangle"…
1 Sep 1880
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Congo Kinshasa
Foundation of the mission of Boma under the patronage of Our Lady of Victories. The Spiritans left Boma in 1888. The first priest from Zaire, l'Abbé Maombe, ordained in 1897,…
12 May 1880
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Congo Kinshasa
Foundation of the mission of Boma by Pères Carrie and Visseq- the first in Belgian Congo.
13 Mar 1880
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U.S.A.
Despite dire warnings against accepting African-Americans as members of the Congregation, Fr. Strub courageously begins to admit some as postulant brothers in Arkansas. As a former missionary in Senegal, he…
26 Mar 1879
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USA
Frs. John Quinn and Michael Dunne arrive in Pittsburgh to teach in the newly opened High School. They are followed by Fr William Power, who is appointed the first rector.…
27 Sep 1878
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East Africa
The first caravan of White Fathers to the interior is organised by Fr. Baur and Br. Oskar (Spiritans) On 11.06.1878, it sets out from Bagamoyo with 300 porters to the…
12 Jun 1878
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East Africa
The Spiritan pioneers are restricted to 300 miles from the coast with the arrival of the White Fathers who, at the end of February, 1878, are granted permission by Propaganda…
29 Apr 1878
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U.S.A.
Fr. Strub obtains a property of 900 square miles near Morrilton, Arkansas. A brothers' community is opened and confreres build schools and churches throughout the region. The project comes to…
11 Mar 1878
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Ireland
Bro Onuphre Cooney set out from Ireland with Fr Charles Duparquet for the mission of Cimbabasie (Angola), later to be followed by Frs. John Hogan, Gerald Griffin and Joseph Lynch.
4 Mar 1878
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Haiti
Père Weick, professor of physics, sets up a me-teorological station at St. Martial which continues to function until 1969. The first fire brigade at Port-au-Prince is established by the Spiritans.
9 Feb 1878
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Portugal
After three years in the Seminary of the Congo at Santarém and two years at St Bernard's College at Gibraltar (1870-1872) the Congregation finds a permanent home at Braga where…
21 Jun 1877
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Portugal
The house at Braga becomes a principal community.
1 Jun 1877
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U.S.A.
Opening of a junior seminary for American aspirants at Perrysville, Pa.
1 Apr 1877
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U.S.A.
The first Junior Seminary starts at Ross Manor: it is transferred to Perrysville a few months later.
6 Mar 1877
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Guadeloupe
The population of Guadeloupe is a little over 110,000 and there are 85 priests to minister to them, i.e. 1 priest per 1,650 people. (The figure in 2000 is 1…
13 Feb 1877
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East Africa
After the Mission had recovered from the destruction of the cyclone the original idea of penetrating into the interior was taken up again and a Mission was founded at Mhonda…
30 Jan 1877
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U.S.A.
The first Junior Seminary is started at Ross Manor: it transfers to Perrysville a few months later.
4 Jan 1877
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Guyane
Père Emonet, Prefect Apostolic and future Superior General, consecrates Guyane to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
16 Jun 1876
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C.S.Sp.
Pius IX signs the decree introducing the cause of François Libermann.
1 Jun 1876
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Gabon
The death of King Denis, baptised on his death-bed by his son, Félix Adendé.
10 May 1876
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Gabon
The death of Mgr. Bessieux. He holds his crucifix in his right hand as he is dying.
30 Apr 1876
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Trinidad
Fr. James Browne from Ireland is appointed Principal of St. Mary's College. With one exception, from this time till 1957, all the College Principals are Irish.
5 Mar 1876
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Guyane
In a letter to the Minister in Paris, the Governor of Guyane, Delacroix, insists that the Spiritans be put in charge of the pastoral care of the island.
15 May 1875
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Portugal
The College of the Holy Spirit is moved from rua do Carvalhal to Quinta das Hortas in Braga.
11 Apr 1875
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Sierra Leone
The Mission continues to grow under the energetic care of Père Blanchet. The turnover of missionaries is the highest in the Congregation: the average length of service there is five…
9 Apr 1875
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Guinée
Jean-Jacques Katty, son of the king of Thia, writes to Mgr. Duret (Vic. Apostolic of Conakry) asking for missionaries. He had been instructed and baptised by the Spiritans, along with…
17 Feb 1875
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East Africa
The first Spiritan brother, Philip Mzuako, makes his profession.
29 Jan 1875
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Congo
Foundation of the junior seminary of Landana (Père Duparquet), subsequently transferred to Loango in 1887.
8 Jan 1875
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Gabon
Armand Bambara from Gabon receives the tonsure at St. Joseph de Ngazobil (Senegal). He continues with his theological studies but dies at Libreville (Gabon) on June 30th, 1883.
6 May 1874
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Congo Kinshasa
Spiritans make exploratory journeys along the river as far as Boma. In 1876, Père Carrie buys 5 hectares of land there for a future mission.
11 Apr 1874
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St. Pierre & Miquelon
The Congregation opens a sec-ondary school on St. Pierre.
8 Mar 1874
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Ireland
In a settlement with the Scottish Bishops, brokered by Cardinal Cullen, the Spiritans purchase Rockwell College for the sum of £ 7,000; it is henceforth used as a college and…
31 Jan 1874
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East Africa
The junior seminary with 24 students is moved from Zanzibar to Bagamoyo. Brother Oscar from Dusseldorf runs a sort of procure for the mission, collaborating with the White Fathers and…
28 Jan 1874
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U.S.A.
Arrival of Fr. Joseph Strub and other Spiritans exiled from Germany as "Jesuit- related". Fr. Strub becomes the true founder of the Province and makes Pittsburgh the centre. Its purpose:…
14 Jan 1874
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Germany
During the Kulturkampf, the Spiritans are expelled from Germany because they are equated with the Jesuits.
6 Jul 1873
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East Africa
A British Minister, Sir Bartle Frere on his mission to abolish the slave trade, visits Bagamoyo mission and commends the Holy Ghost missionaries in their work of liberating and rehabilitating…
17 Mar 1873
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Congo Kinshasa
Propaganda approves the setting up of a new mission in the Prefecture of the Congo. The chosen centre is Landana in Cabinda. It was from this base that the evangelisation…
24 Feb 1873
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