Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions.

"Clergy and women religious, who taught and evangelized among Native Americans, routinely submitted photographs to the editors of The Indian Sentinel, 1902-1962, a fundraising magazine published by the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions. These photographs comprise the bulk of the pre-1970 image...

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Corporate Authors: Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions (U.S.), Raynor Memorial Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Format: Photo Database
Language:English
Created: [Milwaukee, Wis.] : Raynor Memorial Libraries, Department of Special Collections and Archives, 2007-
Subjects:
Catholic Church > Missions > United States > Pictorial works.
Catholic Church > Relations > Indians of North America > Pictorial works.
Indians of North America > Pictorial works.
Indians of North America > Missions > Pictorial works.
Oglala Indians > Pictorial works.
Church work with Indians > United States > Catholic Church > Pictorial works.
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Summary:"Clergy and women religious, who taught and evangelized among Native Americans, routinely submitted photographs to the editors of The Indian Sentinel, 1902-1962, a fundraising magazine published by the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions. These photographs comprise the bulk of the pre-1970 images in the collection, from which the digital images were selected. A number served as illustrations in The Indian Sentinel and appear with related articles in The Indian Sentinel Digital Collection. In addition to images from the Bureau records, this collection contains a small number of images from the Sacred Heart Franciscan Records and the Walter Bernard Hunt Collection, also held at Marquette University."
Item Description:Description based on contents viewed July 31, 2009 ; title from title screen.

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