Lamy of Santa Fe (85 page)

Hatch, General Edward

Hayden, Mother Magdalen,
see
Mary Magdalen, Mother

Hayes, President Rutherford B.

Hayes, Thomas

Hayne, Mrs Julia

Hermosillo, Machebeuf at

Hidalgo del Parral

Hilaria, Sister, and the Devil

Holy Week, observation of

hospital, in New Mexico, Salpointe and; in Denver and Leadville; vegetables for

Hotel de Dunk

Hotel Française, Talbot at

Howlett, Father W. J.

Huerfano River

Iberia

Imuris

Independence
, Machebeuf party on

“Indian War, The,”

Indianola

Indians, burial mounds of; fear of, and raids of; Catholic; and churches; and New Mexico; and Lamy; and missions; votes of; of Taos; and Chateaubriand; and Machebeuf; and Eguillon party; and emigrants to West; and Civil War; in Colorado; and Sisters of Charity; and art;
see also names of tribes

Infallibility, issue of

Innocent VI, Pope

Ireland (Irish)

Irrizarri, Don Manuel

Isleta del Sur, on Rio Grande

Ixtacamastitlán, Lamy in

Jackson, Andrew

Jacob's Well, Lamy at

James, Henry, and Pius IX

James, St, of Compostela

Jemez, Pueblo school at

Jesuits; Gallegos and; and Sonora; Lamy and; and Arizona and New Mexico; mission of; schools of

Jews

John, Gospel of

Joinville, Princess de

Jojita, Lamy at

José, Juan

Josephine, Mother, Lamy and

Jouvenceau, Father, and Lamy's death

Juárez,
see
El Paso

Juárez, Benito

Juilliard, N.

Julia, Mother

Juvenceau, François, joins Eguillon

Kansas
, Lamy party on

Kansas, and Kansas City, description of

Kaws

Keams, Thomas V., and button

Kearny, Stephen Watts

Kenrick, Archbishop Francis Patrick

Kenrick, Archbishop Peter Richard; Lamy and; council under; and Pike's Peak; and Vatican Council; and jurisdictional dispute; and Santa Fe

Kentucky

King, Clarence, and diamond swindle

Kiowas

La Bajada

La Conquistadora

La Fonda

La Mesilla,
see
Mesilla

La Mesita

La Ysleta

Laguna, Pueblo school in

Lamy (railroad station)

Lamy, Anthony (nephew)

Lamy, Etienne (brother)

Lamy, Hippolyte (nephew)

Lamy, Jean (father)

Lamy, Jean (nephew)

Lamy, Jean Baptiste, to Paris; and parents; illnesses of; birth of; childhood and education of; and Our Lady of Good Tidings; description of; and missionary life; ordination of; to America; and language problems; in New York; in Wheeling; and Cincinnati; at Danville, Newark, Mt Vernon, and Mansfield (Ohio); churches of,
see also names of;
financial problems of,
see
also
Society for the Propagation of the Faith; and report of Machebeuf's death; self-searchings of; and sick calls; and anti-Catholicism; and Sandusky; death of father of; becomes citizen; and father's estate; trips of, to Europe and return; errands of, for Machebeuf and Purcell; and Irish immigrants; becomes vicar apostolic of New Mexico, and Bishop of Agathonica; consecration of, in Cincinnati; journey of, to Santa Fe; in Galveston; and
Palmetto
wreck; in San Antonio; pastoral visits of; feelings of, and comments about Santa Fe; and New Mexican architecture and art; and Calhoun; early days of, in Santa Fe; suspensions by; and request for new diocese for; pastoral letters and circulars of; and accusations against Machebeuf; confirmed as bishop of Santa Fe; and ritual demonstrations; and Gallegos house; gifts to; attacks against; to Taos, re Taladrid and Martínez,
see also
Martínez; support of; Otéro and; excommunications by; petitions to, re Machebeuf; and Avel's death; sends Eguillon for recruits; and Pike's Peak; as colonist; and Civil War; Talbot and; trip of, to California and Arizona; and hospital, and Spalding; Christmas Eve threat to; and industrial home; report of capture of; and Indian attack; and Sister Mary Alphonse; and Machebeuf consecration; and vicar apostolic for Arizona; and Salpointe; ordains nephew; and France at war; vestments of; and separation of Santa Fe from St Louis; silver jubilee of; as archbishop of Santa Fe; investiture celebration for; and Lew Wallace; and President Hayes; visits Purcell; and coadjutor for Machebeuf; requests third vicariate apostolic; petition of, for coadjutor; garden of; and gold mine; library of; characteristics and human relations of, in later years; sermons of; resignation of; and Bourgade consecration; as Archbishop of Cyzicus; and pension; last days and death of; and jurisdictional dispute,
see
Zubiría, Barnabo, Ortiz, Rome; and native clergy,
see
clergy, native;
see also
Machebeuf, Purcell

Lamy, Louis (brother)

Lamy, Margaret (sister)

Lamy, Marie (niece); Lamy visits in New Orleans; to enter Loretto convent; becomes nun; reunion of, with brother; becomes Mother Superior; and brother's death; and Lamy illness; and Lamy pastoral letters; letters to, from uncle; and Lamy's death

Lamy, Marie Dié (mother)

Lane, Dr. William Carr

Langue d'Oïl

Languedoc

La Salle, Robert

Las Animas

Las Animas River, and Mora

Las Cruces; and jurisdictional dispute; and papal decree; Lamy at; Fathers Lassaigne and Bernal at; residents of, petition Rome; as proposed bishopric

Las Vegas

Lassaigne, Father

Latrobe, cathedral of

Leadville

Leavenworth, Lamy party at

Le Cendre

Le Corbusier

Le Mans, priests from

Le Puy, Machebeuf at

Lemitar, N. M.

Lempdes; Lamy visits; Lamy consecrates church at; architecture in

Leo XIII, Pope

Lettres Edifiantes

levies;
see also
tithes

Lincoln County, N. M.

Lincoln, Abraham

Lincoln County War

Lindell, Dr, and Lamy's last illness

Loretto nuns; Lamy and; trip of, to Santa Fe; chapel of; motherhouse of; Machebeuf and; schools of; as chapel sacristans

Lorme, Philibert de

Los Alamos, schools in

Los Amoles, and jurisdictional dispute

Los Angeles, Lamy to

Los Medános

Louis Philippe

Louisville, Ky.

Lower Sandusky,
see
Sandusky, Ohio Loza, Bishop Pedro

Lucero, Father Mariano de Jesús

Lujan, Father José de Jesús

LuLu

Lyon;
see also
Society for Propagation of Faith

Machebeuf, Joseph Priest, to Paris; and parents; description of; compared with Lamy; and missionary life; ordination of; to America; to Dieppe; accidents to, and illnesses of; in New York; in Baltimore; in Wheeling; and Cincinnati; and language problems; and Far West; visits to and from Lamy; letters of, to father; and Irish; churches of; financial problems of; letters of, re U.S.; letters of, to Purcell; and Sandusky; self-searchings, of; to Canada; letters of, to sister; and Methodists; and father's illness and death; trips of, to Europe, and return; audience of, with Pope; and French royal family; becomes Lamy's vicar general; journey of, to join Lamy; and slaves; at San Antonio; pastoral visits of; and
Castrense
; and native clergy; reports to Lamy; and Mexican art and architecture; and house for nuns; meets Lamy at Red River; and Father Lujan; accusations against; takes over for Lamy; and Christmas celebration; and organ; and Willow Springs; at Vaur funeral; assigns new priests; journey of, to collect nuns; and
Casa Americana
; visits sister; responds to attacks; brings Roman news; Martínez and; and excommunications; as possible successor tò Lamy; to the Mississippi; baptism of troops by; and Avel's death; and Ramόn Ortiz; and Bishop Loza; and rumor of war with Canada and England; and Sisters of Charity; as first bishop of Colorado; as Bishop of Epiphany; vicar apostolic of Colorado and Utah; and France at war; quarrel of, with nun; and separation of Santa Fe from St Louis; as Lamy suffragan; and Lamy investiture; visits Salpointe; ásks for coadjutor; burning of luggage of; methods of; and Sister Blandina; and Bourgade consecration; Salpointe to, on investiture; golden jubilee of; and Lamy's death; death of;
see also under
Lamy
and references to under persons, places, and subjects throughout

Machebeuf, Marius (brother)

Machebeuf, Michael (nephew)

Magdalen, Mother,
see
Mary Magdalen Magdalena, Machebeuf at

Mallet, François, and Lamy nephew

Mansfield, Ohio

Manzano, Anthony Lamy at

Marie Amélie, Queen, and Machebeuf

Maricopas, Jesuits and

Marra, J. M.

Marryat, Captain Frederick

Martin, Abbé

Martínez, Father Antonio José, opposition of, to Lamy; description of; and tithes; admonition to, from Lamy; accusations of Machebeuf by; and resignation; and Taladrid; and Penitentes; oratory of; suspension of; excommunication of; and Eulógio Ortiz; death and will of

Mary Alphonse, Sister

Mary Augustine, Sister

Mary Francesca, Sister,
see
Lamy, Marie

Mary Magdalen, Mother; becomes mother superior; letters of; and Santa Fe reception; and Lamy homecoming; and Lamy illness; and Civil War; donates to cathedral; and new academy; resignation of

Masset, Jules

Matagorda Bay

Matilda, Sister, death of

Matz, Father (later Bishop) Nicholas

Mazatlán, Machebeuf and

McCarthy, Widow

McCloskey, Archbishop John (later Cardinal)

McClosky, Mr

McCloskey, Father

McFerran, Captain

Medina, Don Ramόn

Mescaleros

Mesilla, rancho of; and interchange of names; and jurisdictional dispute; and election; and papal decree and Zubiría; and Gadsden Purchase; Bishop Loza and; and Confederacy; Lamy at; Salpointe and; Salinas and

Messea, Father

Methodists

Mexicans, description of, and life of; in New Mexico; in Texas; in Santa Fe; and saints; and Mass; pride of; school for; art of; Lamy compares with Americans; Lamy and; Machebeuf and;
see also
clergy, native

Mexico, U.S. war with; cessions of, to U. S.; conditions in; and religious jurisdiction,
see also
Durango
and
Zubiría; dislocating events in; description of; Lamy in; Juárez and; Buchanan and; Salpointe and Salinas and;
see also
Gadsden Purchase
and
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Mexico City

Miège, Bishop J. B.

missioners, and America; need of; to Asia; duties of; problems of; Machebeuf and; and annexation of Texas; Lamy and; and country parishes; and church-building; brought by Ussel; join Salpointe

Mohican, Ohio, Lamy and

Mojave Indians

Monk, Maria

Mont-Ferraud, seminary of

Montana, as suffragan diocese

Monterey, request for see in

Montreal, Machebeuf to,.

Moquis, and education

Mora, N. M.

Mora, Louis, Lamy gardener

Morford, Henry

Mouly, Antoine

Mouly, Projectus

Mount Chiricasca

Mt St Vincent, Lamy at

Mt Vernon

Mousset, Abbé, gift from

Mozal

Munnecom, Father, and Avel's death

Murphy, Father

Murphy, Messrs John

Museum of New Mexico

Napoleon III,

Navajoa, Sonora, Machebeuf at

Navajos, raids, and threats of raids by; missions for; and Welsh; defense against; on reservation

Nerinckx, Charles

Nerinckx, Ky., Larny at

New Mexican

New Mexico; capture of; becomes U. S. territory; boundaries of; moral and religious conditions in, and civil and religious jurisdiction of; vicariate apostolic for; hard times in; church properties of; people and homes of; and politics; rebellions in; history of; in autumn; Penitentes in; and tithes; and Episcopal See; and railroad; legislators of, and Lamy and Machebeuf; Machebeuf and; and Civil War; Indian campaigns against; reservations in; compared with Colorado; Catholics in; separation of, from Arizona;
New Mexican
article about; Protestants and missions in; Pueblo life in; Lamy, and architectural style of; hostilities in; as health resort; antiquities in; education in,
see
education; Indians and,
see
Indians New Orleans

New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin

New Orleans
Picayune

New York

New York
Herald

New York
Tribune
, and massacre

Newark (Ohio)

Newman, John Henry Cardinal

Niagara Falls, visits to

Nicholas, Czar

Noel, E.

North American College

Norwalk (Ohio), Machebeuf at
Notre-Dame de Bonne Nouvelle

Notre Dame de Port

Nuñez, Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar

Odin, John Mary (later Bishop); and Lamy travel plans; and Texas towns; and

San Antonio

O'Donnell, John

Ohio

O'Leary, Father, and Sapp's

Oñate, Juan de

orphanage

Ortiz, Father Eulógio

Ortiz, Monsignor Juan Felipe; and Lamy appointment; and Lamy arrival; vs Lamy; scandalous behavior of; and Zubiría; and nuns; and rectory; and church properties; offered new parish; to replace Lamy; vs Machebeuf; suspension of; death of; sister's donation to cathedral

Ortiz, Father José

Ortiz, Don Mateo

Ortiz, Father Ramόn

Otero, Antonio, resignation of

Otero, Miguel A.

“Our Flag,”

Our Lady of Light;
see also
Loretto nuns

Out of His Head

outlaws, danger of

Paguate, Pueblo school at

pallium

Palmetto, S.S
.

Papagos

Paris, Purcell in; Machebeuf in, and Lamy in;
see also
Society for Propagation of Faith