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nothing remains the same, and that some things are ever unchanged. The world in chaos or the world at peace: both stillexperience the sun and the moon. A new day breaks; it is fresh and untried, yet joined to all others and therefore already part of history. Each day is f lexible, but constant. And so it is with the Church. "Jesus and Mary, be with us on our woy." This llistory of the Church in America highlights mony o.f the important erents that hove shaped the Church of today. ltlhile our objective wds to write a brieJ and eosy-to-read story, it immediately become clear that it would be impossible to include all oJ the substantial omounts of interesting and important information. Tltousands oJ-volumes hove been written on mony aspects of the history of the Church ond about the leaders who made such history. It is our sincere hope thdt this story will encouroge readers who feel they hove learned sometlting of special interest to pttrsue the subject ond leorn more about Churclt history in America. Writtert artd Edited bv E. Phillips Mantz and Reverend ,llichael J. Roach Copyright 1975,1577, C.E.S., So. Hackensack, N, J. '.lrt.. r:Ir t:Ji:::::.1 47
Beneath the United States seal and the words "To Defend the Right," stand the founders of the defense of ou r country : Commodore John Barry- American Navy; Count Casimir Pulaski-Cavalry ; and Major General Thaddeus Kosciusko- Artillery. (Kosciusko carries the plan of West Point.) 48
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