Mission Work among the Negroes and the Indians: / What Is Being Accomplished by Means of the Annual Collection Taken Up for Our Missions

MISSION WORK AMONG THE NEGROES AND THE INDIANS.
What is being accomplished by means of the Annual Collection taken up for our Missions.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION CHARGED WITH DISTRIBUTING THE FUND:
His Eminence JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS, ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE.
Most Rev. Dr. RYAN, ARCHBISHOP OF PHILADELPHIA.
Right Rev. Dr. KAIN, BISHOP OF WHEELING
BALTIMORE: FOLEY BROS., Printers, 4 Light Street. 1893.



The communications we publish from Bishops who receive aid from the annual collections for our Negro and Indian missions, show very simply and forcibly the importance and needs of this work. Passages from the letters of Archbishop Janssens, of New Orleans, of Bishop O’Sullivan, of Mobile and of Rev. Father Molony of the diocese of San Antonio, may help to answer a question as to the ultimate outcome of what is being done, that doubtless arises in many minds.