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#368594 - 08/30/11 08:26 PM
Re: Churches East and West in Chicago
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Thanks, Dan. Bill mentions that he'll be doing a series of these articles. Please post links when he does, for the benefit of those of us not blessed to live in Chicagoland.
Many years,
Neil
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"One day all our ethnic traits ... will have disappeared. Time itself is seeing to this. And so we can not think of our communities as ethnic parishes, ... unless we wish to assure the death of our community."
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#368608 - 08/30/11 11:57 PM
Re: Churches East and West in Chicago
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St Columbanus is a very beautiful church that incidently has some association with the Capone family, who lived a short distance away at 7240 S Prairie. Al Capone's mother Teresina attended mass daily here, and my good friend Father John Frawley (age 92) knew her quite well and has attested to her being a very devout Catholic who was deeply concerned with the spiritual welfare of her infamous son. It has also been claimed by numerous former parishoners, that Al Capone personally paid for some of the church's furnishings including the pipe organ, but I have no doubt the archdiocese would strongly deny it.
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