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A QUESTION OF FAITH: JESUIT MISSION
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ABSTRACT This thesis focuses on Jes
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For Dad, Pap-Pap and Grandma & Gran
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Introduction…………………..
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1: Finger Ring
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with the presence of missions or pr
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Relations may have been. Next, usin
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Poverty, sickness, exposure, fatigu
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thereby accelerating the time it us
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we weep for thee because, in losing
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age Father Raffeix also spent his t
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appropriate to mention him here. La
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necessary satisfaction in mutual gi
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The Legend of Sky Woman accounts fo
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The earliest writings on Iroquoian
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while the life soul helped to carry
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Arguably the last thing a prospecti
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Onondaga lands (JR 44:23), his lett
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Chapel, in order to pray with them
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The rest of the letter relays some
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ecalled how a party of Iroquois han
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at this time the Seneca had just de
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y French military conflict. The 168
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“Those who trusted him would not
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It is uncertain which of the Seneca
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ings may have also been secular tra
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which are mentioned by Wood (Mason
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also argues that the “rings were
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espectively, in the archaeological
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Figure 3. Ave Maria ring. Image tak
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Figure 8. Man with Cross ring. Imag
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Biography of General John S. Clark
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Auriesville, New York and Kateri Te
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Figure 11. Image of Benedictine Med
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Figure 14. Mary and Jesus Medal Thi
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