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Box: 1 Fold: 1 Histories-Servatae in Alba Russia Societatis Jesu [1A]
Box: 1 Fold: 2 Correspondence-South America (1839-49) [1 K1-6] Box: 1 Fold: 3 Correspondence-Italy (1810-20) [1 M1-4] Box: 1 Fold: 4 Correspondence-Portugal (1830-1834) [1 N1-6]
Box: 1 Fold: 5 Correspondence-Spain-Society of Jesus-Restoration-1815 [1 P1-2] Box: 1 Fold: 6 Correspondence-France (c. 1833-37) [1 R1-4] Box: 1 Fold: 7 Histories-Prophetio: Bernardina Renzi (Valentana) [1 S1(3)a,b,c] Box: 1 Fold: 8 Histories-France (1787-1817) [1 S2-6] Box: 1 Fold: 9 Histories-Account: Discovery of Artifacts (Vienna, 1780) [1 S7] Box: 1 Fold: 10 Documents-re: Russia (1779-1817) [1 T0,1-3] Box: 1 Fold: 11 Histories-Society of Jesus-Russia (1785) [1 T4] Box: 1 Fold: 12 Histories-Society of Jesus-Russia-Preservation (Copy 2) [1 T4a] Box: 1 Fold: 13 Documents-re:Soc. of Jesus-Russia (1801-28) [1 T5-14] Box: 1 Fold: 14 Documents-re: Society of Jesus (1713-1816) [1 W1-4] Box: 1 Fold: 15 Varia-Society of Jesus-Paraguay/Portugal (1746-85) [1 Z0,1-1a] Box: 1 Fold: 16 Soc. of Jesus-France/Spain/Portugal (1753-1839) [1 Z2-7] Box: 1 Fold: 17 Correspondence & Events Relative to the Society [1 A1]
Box: 2 Fold: 1 Varia-Soc. of Jesus-Maryland-Records/Reports (c.1633-38) [3 T1] Box: 2 Fold: 2 Histories-Relatio Itineris/Relationes Missionis Marylandia [3 T1a] Box: 2 Fold: 3 Documents-Articles of Agreement (1805) [2 A1-G2] Box: 2 Fold: 4 Correspondence-Society of Jesus-Maryland [2 K0-4] Box: 2 Fold: 5 Varia-Society of Jesus-Maryland (1783-1856) [2 N0-1,3-6.5]
Box: 2 Fold: 6 Varia-Society of Jesus [2 N7-10] Box: 2 Fold: 7 Varia-Society of Jesus (c.1773-1789) [2 R0-2] Box: 2 Fold: 8 Documents-Announcing Suppression of the Society-1773 [2 R2.5] Box: 2 Fold: 9 Varia-Society of Jesus (1722-1879) [2 T0-4] Box: 2 Fold: 10 Varia-Society of Jesus-(1730-1804) [2 W1-18]
Box: 2 Fold: 11 Correspondence-Society of Jesus-(1773-1783) [2 P0-2] Box: 2 Fold: 12 Correspondence-Society of Jesus-(1640-1642) [2 Z1-8] Box: 2 Fold: 13 Correspondence-Society of Jesus (1640) [2 Z9-23] Box: 2 Fold: 14 Books/Pamphlets-Society of Jesus [3 A1-4] Box: 2 Fold: 15 Varia-Society of Jesus [3 B1-2] Box: 2 Fold: 16 Newsclippings-Society of Jesus [3 C1] Box: 2 Fold: 17 Books/Pamphlets-Society of Jesus [3 H1-2, 4-5] Box: 2 Fold: 18 Correspondence (1842-51) [3 K1-N12] Box: 2 Fold: 19 Varia-Society of Jesus [3 R1-S6] Box: 3 Fold: 1 Books/Pamphlets-Relatio Itineris in Marylandiam (1635-38) Box: 3 Fold: 2 Varia-Society of Jesus (1837-84) [3 T2-16] Box: 3 Fold: 3 Documents-The Charter of Maryland (c. 1706) [3 Z1] Box: 3 Fold: 4 Varia-Society of Jesus (1641-1642) [3 Z1-8] Box: 3 Fold: 5 Photographs-Maryland Mission Catalogues-(1773-1840) [4 A] Box: 3 Fold: 6 Correspondence-Society of Jesus-(1772-1952) [4 S1-T2] Box: 3 Fold: 7 Varia-Society of Jesus-(1633-1874) [4 W1-Z2a] Box: 3 Fold: 8 Records-Society of Jesus (1632-1815) [4.5] Box: 3 Fold: 9 Histories/Accounts-Maryland (1822) [5 P1] Box: 3 Fold: 10 Varia-re: Maryland Acts [5 R1-4] Box: 3 Fold: 11 Documents-Petitions, etc.-(1756) [5 S1-2] Box: 3 Fold: 12 Documents-Petitions, etc. re: Maryland Roman Catholics [5 T1-9] Box: 3 Fold: 13 Varia-re: Catholics in Early Maryland (1751-57) [5 W1-5Z1] Box: 3 Fold: 14 Books/Pamphlets-The Maryland Act of Religious Toleration [5 Z2] Box: 3 Fold: 15 Records-Maryland Province (c. 1734-1779) [6.1 -2.5]
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1A] consists of a Maryland Province Archives history entitled: "Historia-Servatae in Alba Russia Societatis Jesu," a bound MS history (c. 1772-1775) pertaining to the Society of Jesus in White Russia. Comprising two books, the work is a compendium of transcribed letters and accounts relating to the Society's history.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1K 1-6] consists of Maryland Province Archives correspondence (1839-1849) from South America. Correspondence concerns local area affairs. Items of interest include: Lithograph [reproduction] entitled "De Sacris Expeditionibus initis per Dioecesim Bonaerensem."
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1M 1-4] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1810-1820) from Italy. Items of interest include: letter (no date/Cajetan Angiolum) which describes efforts of Father General to receive permission from the Russian emperor to return to Rome; one copy- "Lapidariae Inscriptiones in Laudem Reverendissimi Patris Cajetani Angiolini."
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1N 1-6] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1830-1834) pertaining to Portugal. Items of interest include: list of missionary Jesuits in Lisbon; copies of 1832 editions of the "Gazeta de Lisboa" [Feb. 14, Feb. 23 & 24, March 9, May 23]; letter (Mar. 25, June 6, 1830/Sept. 6, 1834) concerns Portugal and its restoration of the Society of Jesus.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1P 1-2] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1815) pertaining to the restoration of the Society of Jesus in Spain. Items of interest include: [1P1] Letter excerpts re: reinstitution of the Society in Spain. An excerpt from Father Andrews [written from Naples] relates information concerning the death and funeral of Father Mozzi.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1R 1-4] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (c. 1833-1837) pertaining to the history of France. Items of interest include: letter copy [1R4] contains material concerning la Societe Biblique. Also included is biographical material on Augustino Barruel, S.J. [d. 1820] and Bernardo Prevost, S.J. [d. 1833] as well as material pertaining to the Jews, Jacobins and Freemasons [Franche-macon].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1S1(3)a,b,c] consists of Maryland Province material (c. 1764-1778) consisting of a narrative account of the Prophetio [predictions] of Bernardina Renzi, better known as Valentana, a young girl who, in 1768, predicted the persecution and ensuing dissolution of the Society. Narrative is authored by F. A. Pannizoni, S.J. Also included are Papal briefs of Clement XIII and Pius VII.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1S 2-6] consists of Maryland Province historical accounts (1787-1817) pertaining to France. Items of interest include: Account of the visions of Thomas Martin, a peasant from the parish of Gaillardon near Chartres witnessing the apparition of the Archangel Raphael who made predictions concerning King Louis XVIII and the future of France; Notice sur l'Etablissement de l'Institut de la foi de Jesus par le Pere Halnat, un des premieres compagnons du Pere [Nicola] Paccanari; Excerpta literarum P. Mozzi, S.J.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1S7] consists of a Maryland Province history of the discovery of artifacts found in a log of wood, located in the front of an old professed house [Vienna, 1780].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1T 0,1-3] consists of Maryland Province documents (1779-1817). Items of interest include: "In imperio Catharinae II. Imperatricis & Autocratoris totius Rossiae, etc." [decree of Bishop Stanislaus Sietrzencewicz of Mallen that noviceship may be established in Russia]; Circular published on the Russian novitiate; Account of society in White Russia, attempts at suppression, the good achieved by society, life in White Russia.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1T 4] consists of Father Charles Plowden's "Account of the Preservation and Actual State of the Society of Jesus in the Russian Dominians" (1785). According to a note inside the book, the work is an abbreviation of Father Magnani's "Historia Societatis Jesu in Russia" [post 1773].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1T 4a] consists of copy two of the "Charles Plowden (SJ)'s "Account of the Preservation and Actual State of the Society of Jesus in the Russian Dominions" (1785).
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1T 5-14] consists of Maryland Province documents (1801-1828) pertaining to the Society of Jesus in Russia. Items of interest include: Litterae Apostolicae from Pius VII to Francisco Kareu, S.J., and Gabrieli Gruber, S.J.; [Part 2 of brief to Gabriel Gruber, S.J., to restore the Society in Sicily]; [Pius VII] "Literae apostolicae quibus Societatis Jesu in Imperio Rossiaco approbatur & confirmatur" [Brief of Pius VII-"Catholicae Fidei" at request of Emperor Paul I for official recognition in White Russia]; Literae Apostolicae of Pius VII to Franciso Kareu, S.J., and Gabrieli Gruber, S.J., [Brief "Catholicae Fidei" by Pius VII for official recognition in White Russia. Part 2-Brief to G. Gruber, S.J., to restore Society in Sicily]; Dilecto Filio Gabrieli Gruber...Praesisi Gen. Congr. Soc. Jesu in Imp. Rossiaco [Handwritten copy of Brief of Pius VII to Fr. Gruber to restore the Society in the Two Sicilies. Also English translation from newspaper]; Litterae Pii Papa VII ad G. Gruber datae referibentis Epistolae...Electionem [Letter (1803) referring to Gruber's letter to Pius VII telling him that he had been elected Superior General. Pius' praise and expectations (Signed by Pius VII himself)]; Traduction de rapport presente a l'Empereur par le Ministre des Affaires Ecclesiastiques [Directives and reasons for sending all the Jesuits out of Russia and never to be allowed to return; Osservazioni sul Rapporto presentato all'Imp. di Russia...dal A. Gallitzin [Commentary on Prince Gallitzin's letter to Emperor Alexander I concerning the banishment of the Jesuits from Russia]; Observations sur le rapport presente a l'Empereur de Russie par A. Gallitzin [French translation of previous document]; Expulsion of Jesuits from Russia [An abbreviated English version of Prince Gallitzin's letter concerning the banishment of the Society from Russia]; "Celssissimo ac Illustmo...Ignatii Comiti Raczynski...dicamus Carmen Allegoricum" (1820) [Allegorical Latin poem in honor of Archbishop Ignatius Raczynski, S.J.]; letter (Aug. 2, 1820) provides account of Jesuits in France, Italy, Austria, Poland; letter (Dec. 16, 1820) concerns the Jesuits at Hildesheim, Germany-where they come from, what they do, the discipline of the house; letter (Jan. 20, 1823) is account of death and last words of Archbishop Ignatius Raczynski, S.J.; letter (Dec. 26, 1823) provides a summary of briefs restoring the Society. Also includes the Society in Poland, a visit of Archduke Francis Charles at Tarnapol, and a list of Jesuits in Ireland.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1W 1-4] consists of Maryland Province documents (1713-1816) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: "Memoire lu au Conclave de l'an 1769...de la Destruction des Jesuits par...Bourbon" [Memoire of the Conclave of 1769 in which ministers of the Bourbons pressed for a pope who would suppress the Jesuits]; "Authentic copy of the Protestation made by the [Father] general Laur. Ricci, S.J., before his death" [Three items stiched together-Protestation followed by brief comment, two relations on suppression in France and Spain]; "A circumstantial account of the death of Abbe Lawrence Ricci...Protestation" [Account of Ricci's death in 1775 along with his Protestation of the innocence of the Order]; Extract from letter (Feb. 27, 1775) describing the election of Pius VI. Cardinals and ex-Jesuits mentioned. Father Ricci et al. in prison; "Prognosticatio A Rev. Stanislao Leuds Ecclesia Ste. Patricii ad corrigiam in Hi." [Copy of prophecy of 1713 regarding Napoleon and fragment of "Letter of the celebrated Father Neuville on the Suppression of the Society"]; "Prognosticatio a Revde. Stanislao Leuds Ste. Patricii...Hibernia anno 1713" [Two copies of prophecy of 1713 regarding Napoleon. Copy c has added notes by Jos. Tristram, J.P. de Cloriviere and J.W. Beschter, S.J.].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1Z 0,1-1a] consists of Maryland Province varia (1746-1785) pertaining to the Society of Jesus in Paraguary and Portugal. Items of interest include: "An Account of all the public writers, native of Portugal, Members of the Venerable Society of Jesus and of their respective Literary Works" [a Detailed catalog of mostly 16th and 17th Century authors, listed alphabetically by first name, and their works]; "Extract from Diary of P. Pedro de Parras in Paraguay (1746-1759)" [List of all Jesuits whom Parras found in towns (pueblos) where he stayed]; Lettere [1774-1785?] nove del Pre. G. Cordara sopra l'abolizione della Compagnia [Two separate fascicles containing a total of six letters on the subject of the Suppression of the Society].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1Z 2-7] consists of Maryland Province varia (1753-1839) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Material on Portugal [Extracts of letters in French concerning the events preparatory to the suppression in Portugal in 1759]; "De Rebus Sociorum Provincia Aragonia S.J. Ab indicto ipsis ex Hispania exilis..." [Concerns events in the Province of Aragon from 1767-1784]; letter (Dec. 12, 1766) contains detailed description of life in the prison of St. Julian. It speaks of food, treatment, number and nationalities of Jesuits imprisonned there; "Estracto de la Gaceta de Ansterdam, del 7 de Agosto de 1767" [Charles III, King of Spain requests Pope Clement XIII to remove Jesuits from Spain. The Pope supports Jesuits and implores Charles to abrogate decree of expulsion; letter (June 9, 1762) from Pope Clement XIII to Louis XV, King of France [Pope implores Louis XV to support the Jesuits and to oppose those who persecute them]; letters- "Clemens Papa XIII ad Episcopos Andegavensem, Alesiensem, Nolanum et Sarlatensem" [letters to four bishops regarding their response to the French Parlement's opposition to the Jesuits, respecially regarding the Assertions]; Account [in English] of the suppression in France of the Jesuits by Parlement and Louis XV.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [1A 1] consists of Maryland Province Correspondence [written in a letter book entitled "Letters and Events Relative to the Society of Jesus"]. The numerous topics of interest include: Prophecy of Bernardina Renzi, Prophecy concerning Napoleon Bonaparte, Answer of Archbishop of Paris to the Suppression brief, Cardinals opposed to the Jesuits, Death of Pope Clement XIV, Pope Clement XIII's constitution regarding approving the Society, Epitaph of the Society suppressed in France, Members of the French clergy, Jesuit power in Poland, Jesuits suppressed by Clement XIV, Jesuits reintroduced into America, Index of all the Generals of the Society, Replies to the accusations against the Jesuits, Madame de Pompadour [of France] as an accessory to the suppression, and the conspiracy against the Society in France.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3T 1] consists of Maryland Province varia [e.g., extracts of letters, reports, notes, records, etc. in a ledger book] pertaining to the Society of Jesus in Maryland (c.1633-1638).
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3T 1a] consists of a Maryland Province ledger book contains the Ralatio Itineris and the Relationes Missionis Marylandiae (c. 1633-1677).
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2A 1-2G2] consists of Maryland Province documents [e.g., Articles of Agreement between John Carroll, Archbishop of Baltimore and Robert Moylneux, S.J., 1805] pertaining to the reappointment on estates, annuity to Bishop, students of divinity. (Facsimile with handwritten transcript). [OVERSIZE Box 4: (2 A1)-"To the Gentlemen of the Late English Province of Jesuits" (1796) by Robert Plowden, S.J.; OVERSIZE Box 4: "An Arrangement made by the Most Rev. Leonard Neale, Archbishop of Baltimore, with the Superior of the Society of Jesus regulating the Missions of the said Society within his Diocese." This item is a concordat (1816) made between Abp. Neale and John Grassi, S.J.].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2K 0-4] consists essentially of Maryland Province correspondence pertaining to the Society of Jesus in Maryland. Items of interest include: letter (Apr. 25, 1788) from 13 former Jesuits who find form of government after suppression unsatisfactory and plan to adopt new measures; Account of Francois M. Halnat, S.J., regarding the Institute of The Faith of Jesus. Last two pages contain letter signed by seven Jesuits regarding their joining the institute; letter [perhaps draft, dated June 21, 1805] from Archbishop John Carroll appointing Robert Molyneux, S.J., as Superior of the Society of Jesus in the United States; two handwritten copies of official letter (June 27, 1805) appointing Fr. Molyneux as Superior; An Account of the Reestablishment of the Society of Jesus in the U.S.-Events Connected Therewith [written by John McElroy (1863-1864)]. This account provides considerable information on the early years of Georgetown College, the Early Catalogues of the Missions of Maryland as well as material on Bishop Leonard Neale, S.J., Archbishop of Baltimore, Bishop John Carroll and John Grassi, S.J.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2N 0-1,3-6.5] consists of Maryland Province varia [e.g., notes from proceedings, transcripts, amendments, etc.] pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Transcript of letter of George Fenwick to Fr. Ward (1856) regarding 1783 election of superior; Proposals for management and perpetuation of Jesuit estates in Maryland and Pennsylvania/problems which might arise; Proceedings (Sept. 23, 1783) of a meeting of the South District of the Clergy in Maryland [Amendments proposed to Proceedings held at White March (June 27, 1783). Rules for clergy, amendments, plantation amendments]; Proceedings (Nov. 6, 1783) of a meeting of deputies...of Clergy in Pennsylvania and Maryland [re: deeds, land, wills]; General Chapter (Oct. 11, 1784) [Form of government, rules for particular government of clergy, management of plantations]; Petition stating reasons why a bishop should not be appointed at that time; Petition to Pope Pius VI [1783?] stating that they were no longer subject to Great Britain and not to appoint a bishop at that time, statement of reasons, etc.; Account of tobacco sales, crop/Liberty of Roman Catholic Church/Purchase of new tenement.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2N 7-10] consists of Maryland Province varia pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Proceedings of the General Chapter for 1786 [proceedings re: procedure, particular resolves, debts, general resolves, institution of a school, etc., (synopsis provided)]; Circular letter (Mar. 25, 1789) concerns a memorial to be sent to the Pope representing the Church in the United States and petitions that a diocesan bishop be selected by the American clergy; Letter (1786-1787) pertains to the last Chapter and discusses the form of government, bishop, relation of the Society to the Church, Jesuit estates, future college, and summary of chapters; Resolves on selecting a bishop; Proceedings of the General Chapter at White Marsh (May 11, 1789). Among the topic discussed are slaves, Georgetown College, financial matters and Newtown; Letter (Nov. 14, 1789) from Leonardo [Cardinal] Antonelli congratulating John Carroll on his appointment to the bishopric of Baltimore; Proceedings of the General Chapter at White Marsh (Nov. 7, 1792). Items discussed consist of the Suplician Seminary in Baltimore, retired clergy, Georgetown College; "Propaganda Documents" (1911) [Appointment of the first bishop of Baltimore] by E.I. Devitt, S.J.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2R 0-2] consists of Maryland Province varia (c. 1773-1789) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: A Narrative of the Proceedings in the Suppression of the two English Colleges at Bruges in Flanders...by John Carroll; Lettre de Mgr. l'Archeveque de Paris en response a un Bref de sa Saintete le Pape Clement XIV par lequel il l'exhortoit a recevoir le Bref de Suppression de la Companie de Jesus.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2R 2.5] consists of Maryland Province documents (Oct. 6, 1773) announcing the suppression of the Society of Jesus.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2T 0-4] consists of Maryland Province varia (1722-1879) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Robert Hill to his Lordship submitting 5 regulations regarding the observance of Holy Days by Maryland Catholics (1722); "Our Fathers of the Society in America (1732) and Extract of Ordinations"; Regulations for the Maryland Mission (1759); Concordata Betwixt Mr.[sic] Province and Mr.[sic] Maryland settled ye 2 Apt. 1759 [Terms of agreement between the English Province and Maryland regarding Maryland's debt, province tax, expenses, etc.]; List of Superiors in Mission and Province of Maryland from 1632-1879.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2W 1-18] consists of Maryland Province varia (1730-1804) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Letter of authorization for George Hunter, S.J., and John Kingdon, S.J., as they set out for the American Missions; Poem (1730) by Arnold Livers, S.J., entitled "Mr. Lewis his Journey from Patapsko to Annapolis" describes countryside; Rev. in Xto Patri P. Josepho Mosely sacros Ordines suscipienti Ode [Ode in honor of Fr. Joseph Mosely upon his ordination; "A Birth-day Soliloquoy" by [George Hunter, S.J.?]. Poem (1749) contains reflections on a birthday; Father George Hunter's Letter Book (1760) [Includes letters to various people regarding financial affairs]; Narrative by a Nun at Georgetown Visitation Convent [Description (1801-1804) of vision in which nun saw Fathers Livers and Ashby in Purgatory. Georgetown Visitation girls ask to see monastery].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2P 0-2] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1773-1783) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Letter (Nov. 9, 1773); letters (Apr. 29/Aug. 4, 1783) pertain to the affairs of the Society.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2Z 1-8] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1640-1642) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Included are letters of application for the Maryland Mission as well as the applicants' reasons for going.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [2Z 9-23] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1640) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Included are letters of application for the Maryland Mission which provide the applicants' reasons for going.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3A 1-4] consists of Maryland Province books and pamphlets pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items included are: "English Province S.J." (1875) [Alphabetical Catalogue of Members of the English Province S.J. who assumed aliases or by-names, together with the said aliases]; "The Foundation of Maryland and the Origin of the Act Concerning Religion" [Apr. 21, 1649] by Bradley T. Johnson, published in 1883.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3B 1-2] consists of Maryland Province varia (c. 1910) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Brief account of the Settlement of Maryland; Notice historique de l'etablissement et des progres de la Religion catholique dans les Etats-Unis; Chapter XVIII of unspecified history account. This excerpt concerns Maryland during its first settlement by the English.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3C 1] consists of newsclippings (1855-1907) belonging to the Maryland Province Archives.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3H 1-2, 4-5] consists of books and pamphlets belonging to the Maryland Province Archives pertaining to the early settlement and history of Maryland.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3K1-3N12] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1842-1851).
DESCRIPTION: This folder [31R-356] consists of Maryland Province varia (1842-1958) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: letter citing five principal authorities supporting Fr. Andrew White's nationality as English; Brief life [draft] of Fr. Andrew White; One page transcript of Fr. Andrew White then from Dodd's English History; Historical sketch of the early Christian Missions among the Indians of Maryland; newsclippings (1958) provides background of the Maryland Mission with special focus on Frs. Andrew White and Thomas Copley.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3T1] consists of the Relatio Itineris in Marylandiam [Narrative of a Voyage to Maryland by Andrew White, S.J., an account of the colony of the Lord Baron of Baltimore. This consists of extracts from different letters of missionaries (1635-1638)].
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3T 2-16] consists of Maryland Province varia (1837-1884) [essentially correspondence] pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Act of Assembly (Mar. 20, 1837) allotting $500 for transcript of Jesuit documents relative to early history of Maryland; printed Oration delivered at the Commemoration of the landing of the Pilgrims of Maryland (1842) by John McCaffrey, S.J. [Pertains to early colonization of Maryland and Virginia as well as 17th Century Jesuit missionaries and English Penal laws against Catholics]; letter (May 4, 1851) from historian Francis Parkman relates work on Indians of the Rocky Mountains and missions; letter (May 8, 1851) indicates holdings [e.g., documents and manuscripts] located in Georgetown College Library pertaining to Jesuit missions; letter (Apr. 18, 1855) confirms presence of Lawrence Starkie and Francis Fitzherbert in Maryland, also that Cuthbert Fenwick, a Catholic, signed the Act of 1649; letter (Sept. 8, 1855) concerning superiors after Molyneux; newsclippings (1884) describe anniversary of St. Mary's City.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3z1] consists of one item, copy of Charles I's Charter of Maryland, printed c. 1706 by Reading at Annapolis, Maryland. Docketed on back by William Hunter, S.J. Very scarce item, perhaps the only extant copy.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [3Z 1-8] consists of Maryland Province varia (1641-1642) pertaining to Cecil Calvert, the second Lord Baltimore. Items of interest include: Conditiones propositae ab illus. Dno. Caecillo Barone Baltemore, Domino.... [New conditions on Plantation. Numbers 5 & 6 against tenure of land in Mortmain]; Extracts (c. 1642?) from Mr. Lewger's diary and letters to Lord Baltimore [Governor Leonard Calvert and Lewger go to the Jesuits with proposals re: Mortmain and Bulla Coenae]; Four points (1641) submitted to the English Provincial; Lord Baltimore's draft of a unilaterial concordat presented to Edward Knott, S.J., for concession to all of Baltimore's old and new dem.; letter (Oct. 1, 1642) from William Peasely indicates that Lord Baltimore has changed his mind and wants no Jesuits to go to Maryland until his demands are me; letter (Oct. 5, 1642) from Ann Peasely, sister of Lord Baltimore, indicates attempt on writer's part to get her brother to change his mind.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [4A] consists of Catalogues Provinciae Marylandiae Societatis Jesu (1773-1840) [Mission Catalogues]. Records covering the years 1811, 1815-1818, 1840 have been photographed.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [4S1-4T2] consists of Maryland Province correspondence (1772-1952) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Copies of correspondence of Leonard Neale, S.J., Archbishop of Baltimore, covering the period from April 19, 1801 to February 16, 1808 [Seven copied letters regarding Neale's concerns such as the restoration of the Society, the small number of Jesuits in the United States, the need for college professors and the need for books]; Copies of correspondence of Anthony Kohlmann, S.J. [Six letters regarding the increase of Catholics in the United States, prospects of Jesuits colleges, the need for Jesuits in the United States, physics equipment needed, etc.]; Extract translated from Mr. Grassi's late Italian letter (Oct. 8, 1811) [Letter is a candid evaluation of the distressing situation at Georgetown College. Includes reviews and assessment of past presidents]; Letter (Nov. 21, 1818) talks of division at Georgetown between the American Jesuits and the Flemish Jesuits; Letter (Apr. 12, 1825) concerns the new cathedral to be built, the need for English-speaking priests who preach well, as well as the many Protestant sects; Letters (May, 1832-Mar. 1834) regarding novices, scholastics, cholera, the plan of the Jesuit house in Frederick, White Marsh, etc.; Copies of letters of John Carroll, S.J. (Jan. 1772-June, 1773) describe tense situation at Rome with rumors of the suppression of the Society. Also mentioned is the Irish College as well as the search for printing presses; Letters (Sept.-Dec. 1790) address money for American seminary, location of the United States capital, situation in France; Letters (Sept.-Oct., 1800) discuss Leonard Neale, S.J.,'s consecration as bishop, yellow fever, anti-Catholic sentiments; Letters (1800-1803) letters pertaining to the Society of the Faith of Jesus, Napoleon Bonaparte, the excessive strictness of Georgetown College; Letters (1804-1808) discuss uncertainties of the future of the society, unsatisfactory leadership at Georgetown under Frs. Francis and Leonard Neale; Letters (1808-1809) discuss difficulties of communication because of Embargo Act; Letters (1803-1814) describe tenuous situation between the U.S. and England, the imprisonment of Pius VII in France, the excellent work of the Sulpicians; letters (Feb. 3, 1814-Mar. 20, 1815) pertain to the Restoration of the Society and the corporation of Roman Catholic clergy; letters (June-Oct. 1815) contain letters regarding appointments to the Sees of New York and Philadelphia, problems in England regarding veto power.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [4W1-4Z2a] consists of Maryland Archives varia (1633-1874) pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: State Papers-Domestic Chas. Ist, Vol. 243, No. 60. P.R. Office (July 31, 1633) [Warrant for the Ark (i.e., ship) of Maryland to set forth. Investigation of charges against Sir. John Harvey, Governor of Virginia, who had been sent hom by Council of Colony; Transcript of Charter of Maryland, Relation of Maryland, (1635), Extracts from Lewger's Diary, etc.; A short account of the Establishment of the New See of Baltimore...consecration of John Carroll, with discourse delivered on the occasion [Brief account of Maryland Catholics, address of Charles Plowden, S.J., delivered at the consecration of Bishop Carroll (Aug. 15, 1790); the Mission of Maryland [from Engl. Archives, (post-1835)]. This is a Collection of transcripts pertaining to the Maryland Mission up to 1773, includes catalog lists, annual letters, charter, etc.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [4.5] consists of Maryland Archives records pertaining to the Society of Jesus. Items of interest include: Society death records dating as early as 1707. Also included is a pig-skin record book containing 17th and 18th Century records pertaining to land, permissions, baptisms, births and deaths. Written on the front inside cover of the record book are slave birth records.
DESCRIPTION: This folder [5P1] consists of a brief history (1822) of Maryland and various acts imposed against the freedoms originally promised to Catholics in Maryland.
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Senator Kent Conrad voices his concern over the farm bill
(WDAY TV) -- An outgoing U.S. Senator is voicing his concern over the farm bill not getting through Congress.By: WDAY Staff Reports, WDAY
(WDAY TV) -- An outgoing U.S. Senator is voicing his concern over the farm bill not getting through Congress.
That from Senator Kent Conrad, talking about the approaching session. Work on the bill will continue after the election. Last session, the Senate passed a version of the bill, but the House never got to vote on its version.
Conrad says there was bipartisan progress on a farm bill, but says those on the far right will have more leverage in this lame duck session.
Conrad says, "i'm very worried that they will come back to us and say, "we want more. We want even more cuts, more savings." And that would put things like crop insurance, that are so important to North Dakota, at jeopardy."
The Farm Bill expired September 30th.
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Christie, N.J. delegation blast Boehner over Sandy vote delay
"The only thing we actually know for sure is that if the House passed the Senate bill today, it could be signed by the president tomorrow, period. End of process," Pascrell said in his statement Wednesday. "The Republican leadership has prevented that from happening, and that is truly a shame and further embarrassment to this dysfunctional body."
After the meeting, LoBiondo defended the funding bill against criticism that leaders of New York and New Jersey were trying to get Washington to pay for long-neglected local problems with transit systems, and for beach and flood projects that had never been able to win funding through the normal appropriations process.
"There was no question in here about any of those issues," LoBiondo said outside Boehner's office. "That was not brought up."
U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., who along with other members of the New Jersey delegation worked to garner support of the aid package, expressed anger that the unnecessary delay of the vote is hurting the recovery .
"The aid should have been passed by now, and this latest Boehner/Cantor proposal only happened after the most outspoken Republicans twisted their arms all day," Menendez said in a statement. "Apparently, thousands of people who lost homes, businesses, and jobs didn't give House Republican leaders enough motivation to do the right thing and act as quickly as possible. No more promises — get it done."
Before the deal was reached, Republican and Democratic members of Congress from New York and New Jersey gave impassioned floor speeches and released scathing statements calling for immediate action.
"People are suffering, and the longer the House waits to act, the longer it will take to get aid to victims," Sen. Frank Lautenberg, a Cliffside Park Democrat, who has been home battling the flu, said in a statement before the afternoon meeting Wednesday. "When other disasters have struck our nation, we have worked in a bipartisan fashion to come to help those in need. This disgraceful action by House Republican leadership to block critical aid for struggling families is not the American way, and Speaker Boehner must allow a vote today."
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This intriguing piece is called 'Trame' - a new mirror designed by Inga Sempé for Domestic which you'll be able to view in person at Maison & Objet this month.
Made of self-adhesive PMMA, measuring 40 x 50 cm and costing just €60, we love to see this kind of playful and affordable design from top designers.
It's actually only a couple of days now until Maison & Objet kicks off in Paris, and fans of Inga's work will also be able to see a very elegant white version of the ceramic 'Guichet' clock which she designed for Moustache...
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GFP News - May 10, 2013
- Grants Awarded to Youth Conservation Programs
- GFP Explains Lake Oahe Fishing Limits
- 2013 CRP Open for Enrollment
Grants Awarded to Youth Conservation Programs
PIERRE, S.D. - South Dakota youth will have numerous opportunities for hands-on experience with outdoors and conservation projects thanks in part to grants from the Tony and Dar Dean Outdoor Education Fund. Four projects will receive financial support from the fund this year.
The fund was established following the 2008 death of well-known outdoor broadcaster and writer Tony Dean of Pierre. The program honors both Tony and his wife Dar Dean. She is an outdoor enthusiast with a strong commitment to getting youth involved in outdoor and conservation activities.
The four programs which will receive grants this year are:
- The South Dakota Wildlife Federation Youth Conservation Camp Wilderness Day on the Prairie has been awarded a $1,300 grant. The Youth Conservation Camp allows youth to experience many aspects of the outdoors. The Wilderness Day on the Prairie portion of the camp will be held at French Creek Campground in the Buffalo Gap National Grasslands near Hermosa. Participants will learn about the plants and fauna that grow on the wild prairies of South Dakota, and will learn the use of hand held GPS units. During the conservation camp, youth also learn conservation practices, stream fishing, insect identification, stream ecology, bird basics, wildlife photography, deer and elk tracking, turkey calling, and shooting skills.
- The Pierre School District has received a $1,250 grant. Amber Stout's third grade class will receive instruction on the outdoors and the conservation of habitat and wildlife. Students learn about native species of birds and fish, incubate pheasant eggs, and release the birds, gaining a better understanding of wildlife management, habitats, and animal adaptations.
- Stanley County School District has received a $600 grant: Amanda Remick's "Trout in the Classroom" project will involve setting up an aquarium, and raising 100 rainbow trout eggs into fingerlings that will be released into local waterways. Students are in charge of the tank and its maintenance. They engage in stream habitat study, learn to identify fish and wildlife species, and learn firsthand about the development of fish, what they need to survive and thrive, and the importance of water quality.
- The Beadle County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League has received a $500 grant.The funding will be used for the First Annual Izaak Walton Family Fishing Fun Day at Ravine Lake in Huron. This new project aims to get youth interested in fishing through a fun outdoor experience. Volunteers will mentor youngsters on fishing techniques, and fishing equipment will be provided to the young participants.
Dar Dean applauded the recipient groups for their work in getting the next generation actively engaged in outdoor and conservation experiences.
"If we want to preserve our outdoor heritage, we have to teach the youth how important it is," she said. "Kids need to understand that they need to take care of our natural resources. Parents don't always have the time or ability to provide that education. These programs are a good way to educate kids about why we need to preserve what we have, and how to take care of these resources."
Applications will be available in early 2014 for the next round of grants through the Tony and Dar Dean Outdoor Education Fund.
The fund works in cooperation with the South Dakota Parks and Wildlife Foundation. It is part of the Tony Dean's Acres project, which has purchased land in South Dakota for wildlife management and public access.
Both the Tony and Dar Dean Outdoor Education Fund and the Tony Dean's Acres project are ongoing efforts, and tax-deductible contributions are welcome. For more information, visit www.parkswildlifefoundation.org
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GFP Explains Lake Oahe Fishing Limits
PIERRE, S.D. - Fishing on Lake Oahe is heating up, particularly in the upper reaches of the big lake. Questions regarding walleye limits have accompanied the increased fishing activity, especially because they differ from walleye regulations in other waters.
"Lake Oahe has a walleye harvest limit that is unique from the rest of the state, with a daily limit of eight," said Mark Fincel, senior fisheries biologist for the Game, Fish and Parks Department. "Of those eight fish, no more than four walleyes may be 15 inches or longer - and of those four, only one may be over 20 inches."
The Lake Oahe regulation adds the potential to harvest four more walleyes in addition to the standard statewide daily limit of four walleyes, which is in place on all other waters of the state, combined.
That leads to the question of how an angler might combine a day of fishing on Lake Oahe with another body of water.
The walleye regulation on Lake Oahe is considered additive. That means anglers can harvest a four-fish limit of walleye on any other water body, and then may harvest up to four additional walleyes on Lake Oahe, as long as they adhere to walleye length and daily limits for Lake Oahe. On any one day of fishing, anglers can only keep four walleyes 15 inches or longer, of which only one can be 20 inches or longer, no matter how many waters they fish. "That does not work in reverse," Fincel stressed. "Once four or more walleyes have been harvested on Lake Oahe, anglers cannot harvest additional walleyes on any other water bodies that day."
Walleye possession limits have also been increased on Lake Oahe and are again considered additive. Anglers are allowed to have 24 walleyes in possession from Lake Oahe. In addition, anglers are allowed their statewide possession limit of eight walleyes from other water bodies of the state combined. Therefore, the maximum number of walleyes an angler could have in possession after fishing at least three days on Lake Oahe and two days on other waters of the state is 32.
GFP personnel are available if specific questions or concerns come up, and anglers are encouraged to seek advice from local law enforcement.
"It is the job of GFP officers to enforce our state's regulations, and serve as contacts for anglers who would like more information regarding angling limits," said Dale Gates, regional conservation officer supervisor in Fort Pierre. "We strongly encourage questions from anglers if they are uncertain about anything in the new regulations. We want our angling public to be well-informed of current regulations on all water bodies, so feel free to contact us with any questions you may have."
"We've been hard at work collecting walleye eggs for South Dakota walleye stocking programs and the Lake Oahe walleye tagging study, and what we have seen is right in line with what anglers have been experiencing - walleye catches on Lake Oahe appear to be high for fish 13- to 16-inches in length," Fincel said. "Those fish are a result of a couple of very large year classes starting in 2009. The new Lake Oahe walleye regulation is aimed at providing anglers an extra opportunity to harvest those abundant year classes."
A fact sheet outlining how Lake Oahe walleye limits are related to limits from other waters is available at many bait shops and convenience stores in the vicinity of Lake Oahe and on the GFP website under the fishing regulations tab at: http://www.gfp.sd.gov/fishing-boating/rules-regs.aspx
2013 CRP Open for Enrollment
PIERRE, S.D. - Beginning on Monday, May 13, agricultural producers and/or landowners will have the opportunity to enroll eligible land into many different continuous Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) practices.
There are more than 200,000 acres available in South Dakota for enrollment in the Pheasant SAFE, Western SD Grassland Wildlife SAFE, Duck Nesting Habitat Initiative, Flood Plain and Non-floodplain Wetland Restoration, Farmed Wetland Program, and James River Watershed Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP). Many of the continuous CRP practices have additional payment incentives to protect sensitive lands like wetlands and highly erodible lands.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency will also accept general CRP offers nationwide from May 30 to June 14. The general CRP provides annual financial compensation to establish and maintain conservation cover on cropland for 10 to 15 years with the goals of increasing water quality, reducing soil erosion, and providing wildlife habitat.
CRP plays an important role in South Dakota's wildlife populations, said Chad Switzer, wildlife program administrator in the state Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
"The undisturbed grassland habitat that CRP provides in South Dakota is vitally important for grassland nesting songbirds, pheasants, and waterfowl, as well as big-game species like white-tailed deer," Switzer said. "There is a proven record on the benefits of CRP in South Dakota in both influencing wildlife populations and by providing producers with another option in their land-management decisions."
For more information or to submit an offer, agricultural producers should set up an appointment with their local USDA Farm Service Agency Office
Pheasants Forever Farm Bill wildlife biologists will also host a series of informational meetings across South Dakota in coming weeks. The biologists will answer questions about how CRP will work for landowners/agricultural producers. If you cannot make one of the meetings, contact a GFP Private Lands biologist, visit http://www.gfp.sd.gov/wildlife/private-land/default.aspx or talk to a Pheasants Forever Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist .
South Dakota Pheasants Forever CRP Meeting ScheduleDate |
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Biologist | Meeting Venue | Town |
County |
13-May |
7 p. m. |
Emmett Lenihan | Barnett Center | Aberdeen |
Brown |
15-May |
7 p.m. |
Emmett Lenihan | Marshall Cnty Comm Center | Britton |
Marshall |
16-May |
7 p.m. |
Ben Lardy | Clark Community Center | Clark |
Clark |
16-May |
1 p.m. |
Emmett Lenihan | Eureka Fire Hall | Eureka |
McPherson |
29-May |
6 p.m. |
Jim Ristau | Murdo Tech Center | Murdo |
Jones |
15-May |
6 p.m. |
Matt Morlock | Izaak Walton League | Pierre |
Hughes |
14-May |
2 p.m. |
Emmett Lenihan | Roscoe Fire Hall | Roscoe |
Edmunds |
16-May |
5 p.m. |
Emmett Lenihan | Clover Leaf Bar & Grill | Selby |
Walworth |
17-May |
9 a.m. |
Ben Lardy | 4H Building | Sisseton |
Roberts |
22-May |
7 p.m. |
Matt Morlock | Volga Community Center | Volga |
Brookings |
21-May |
6 p.m. |
Jim Ristau | Two Spurs Bar & Grill | Wagner |
Charles Mix |
21-May |
6 p.m. |
Ben Lardy | Bramble Park Zoo | Watertown |
Codington |
15-May |
7 p.m. |
Ben Lardy | Day County Courthouse | Webster |
Day |
13-May |
7 p.m. |
Jim Ristau | American Legion | Winner |
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Helmed by a brew-happy band of college comrades, Toasted &Tapped dishes up American fare and handcrafted beers in a communal, homespun brewpub. Guests can sample each of the nine beers currently on draft when boarding a beer flight ($7), or bolster biceps with a full glass of the new Rufus the Red Hulk, a hoppy Belgian amber brew that doesn't need to advertise its incredibility ($6).
When customizing a frozen dessert with toppings, many people reach for chocolate chips, sprinkles, or a barrel of whipped cream. Swirlin Twirlin has those classic add-ons in spades—but its toppings selection ventures into unexpectedly gourmet territory, as well. Pomegranates dipped in dark chocolate, bites of cheesecake, and Andes mints join the lineup alongside chilled blackberries, mangos, and watermelon. All of the fresh fruit and crumbled candies are cut daily, and taste-tested by the staff themselves before being added to the bar, which offers more than 50 topping choices.
These add-ons require a foundation, of course. Swirlin Twirlin houses a wall of self-serve machines that fill cups with frozen yogurt in a variety of low-fat, non-fat, and non-dairy flavors. The sweet spirals range from original tart to red velvet, and contain probiotics that aid the "friendly" bacteria that already exist in the digestive system. There are even no-sugar-added flavors, including mango and chocolate, which offer delicious bites without the addition of sucrose.
The galleys at Joe's to Goes garner gastronomically satisfied grins by housing a menu of handheld hunger stavers. Like a mom-piloted spoon-airplane, two toasted sesame-seed buns shepherd the half pound of ground beef, plus lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion, mayonnaise, mustard, and ketchup cargo, inside Joe's original hamburger ($4.99) to eager cuisine landing zones. There is an additional charge for cheese, bacon, and extra toppings. The low-carb half-pound bacon cheeseburger, meanwhile, flavorfies the palate with gooey cheese melted over crispy bacon ($4.69). A troop of thick-cut steak fries shimmering in special seasonings rallies starving stomachs or buttresses burger-based hunger quenching, and a refreshing soft drink washes away all memories of previous meat deprivation and can be used as drinkable ink for napkin notes written with a fry.
The resident chefs at Azar's Mediterranean Cafe channel Greek, Lebanese, and Italian culinary traditions to craft a diverse menu of Mediterranean specialties. Prime chomping muscles with stuffed grape leaves ($2.25), which cradle rice and Mediterranean spices. Ground beef mingles with herbs and onions on the kafta platter ($9.95) and chicken shish taouk platters ($8.95) skewer garlic chicken, marinated to achieve perfect tenderness. Falafel platters ($9.95) anoint palates with meatless offerings of flash-fried chickpea spheres and grape leaves. Diners can wash down savory flavors or accidentally ingested plates with a variety of refreshing beverages, including mint iced tea and Lebanese coffee.


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If the Patriots are the ones stubbing their toes on Friday, they'll have to make up ground in the ratings going against the likes of dangerous Spring Valley (1-2), Capital, de Sales (1-2) and No. 14 Parkersburg (2-1). Spring Valley's losses came to Midland and co-No. 3 Huntington (3-0).
"Someone's going to be 2-2,'' Edwards said. "It's not something you want to do, but certainly neither team will be devastated at this point in time. But it makes it rough. Both teams are looking to get in the playoffs and you want to put yourself in the best position you can, but both play really tough schedules. You certainly can't drop too many, and each has dropped one more than they'd like.
"I don't think it will be devastating to either ballclub. It's going to be an intense ballgame and a lot's at stake. Nobody wants to leave there 2-2. We'll have our hands full every week. The schedule gets tougher and tougher and the expectations are always higher and higher.''
Before Friday's game, GW will induct a group of 11 into its Hall of Fame.
The list includes Chip Carte, Scott Williamson, Jay Harris, Donnie Miller, Danny Vogelbach, Tim Wilcox, Stan Thomas, Jerry DeJarnette, Shawn Clark, Jimmy Evans and Steve Edwards Sr.
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Cougars Top Eagles in Overtime
Mayfield, Ky. - Asbury played Mid-Continent, one of the top teams in the NAIA, to the limit forcing overtime before allowing the game winner with 3:31 remaining in the first overtime. This is the second time Asbury has pushed a good team to the brink on the road before ultimately losing on a golden goal.
Asbury (1-9) got a big game from freshmen keeper Dylan Fouts (Lexington, Ky.) who registered nine saves. The only goal Fouts allowed came on a direct kick as Ricky Christie served it to Keane Bennett who headed it in for the game winner.
The Eagles came out strong in the second half getting off five of their seven shots on the night. Jonathan Rehner had one of the better chances, hitting the post on one of his two shots. Evan Duszynski and Randy Troyer each put a shot on goal.
Asbury will host KIAC rival Mountain State on Saturday at 7:00 pm as the women host Mountain State at 4:00 pm.


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LOS ANGELES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/15/12 -- Truli Media Group, Inc. (OTCQB: TRLI), parent company of Truli.Net, a global faith-based & family friendly media content platform and social community hub, has joined forces with a number of leading providers of film, television, music, children's and educational programming as well as several linear networks to offer their content on the Truli.Net platform.
As a result, the Company is currently adding over 1,000 faith-based and family friendly feature films to its growing Truli.Net film library, all of which is planned to be completed by the middle of December.
These newly announced content providers span a wide range of quality developers and distributors, including:
•Christian Television Network (CTN) provides unique, wholesome, award winning programming for the entire family, and is now reaching a potential audience of over 15 million viewers. •Friends & Heroes is a UK produced animated adventure series for children featuring amazing HD Bible Stories. •Tangerine Sky is an exclusive distributor to Truli.Net and provides high quality children's illustrated "storybooks" with great moral teachings. •Twin Sisters Productions is the leader in children's educational music. •Grizzly Adams Productions has over 350 titles including movies, documentaries, children's series, and TV shows and specials. It produced a feature film called "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams" that would go on to become one of the highest independent grossing films of all time, and a highly rated NBC television series as well. •Exploration Films with hundreds of titles including the award winning series "Israel: A Journey Through Time." The company features programs on science, nature, history, exploration, biographies, travel, inspiration and more. •The Christian Post is the nation's most comprehensive Christian news website and was launched in March 2004, incorporated with the vision of delivering up-to-date news, information, and commentaries relevant to Christians across denominational lines. •Phase 4 Films has been providing a full range of services relating to feature films, television and special interest content. Its label, kaBOOM! Entertainment, is one of the most recognizable brands in the children's and family market. Phase 4 Films distributes a catalog of over 1,000 titles, creating one of the largest independent libraries in North America.
Additionally, universities, churches, broadcasting media and others are continuing to choose Truli.Net to distribute their content to the Evangelical community on a global scale.
Commenting on Truli.Net's jumpstart in aggregating diverse quality content for its growing number of users, Michael Jay Solomon, Truli Media Group Founder, Chairman and CEO, said, "We are excited to create a place where anyone can access a great variety of Christian and family-friendly content to include film, music, comedy, education and other entertainment conveniently and intuitively organized. Truli.Net users also benefit by interacting with like minded individuals within a global social media community on topics ranging from family-friendly film or comedy to inspiration conversations directly with leading Evangelical ministries worldwide."
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Greg Jennings,
Jordy Nelson,
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Randall Cobb,
Donald Driver,
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Alex Green,
James Starks,
Maurice Jones-Drew,
Rashad Jennings,
Blaine Gabbert,
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Mason Crosby,
Tim Masthay,
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TEAMS: Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars
TEAMS: Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- It was an ugly win for the Packers. Or, in Jermichael Finleys words, a real nasty win. It wasnt the type of game that the team will look back on with pride, but Green Bay (now 5-3) hit the midway point of its season with its third consecutive victory.
Handing out grades following the Packers 24-15 win over the Jaguars:
Passing Offense: B-
Playing without top wide receivers Greg Jennings and Jordy Nelson, expectations for the performance and statistics of quarterback Aaron Rodgers had to be adjusted in this game. But against a Jacksonville defense that is one of the worst in the league, the Packers struggled in sustaining multiple long, successful drives. Rodgers led Green Bay to just two offensive touchdowns and looked rattled at many points throughout the game.
Rodgers finished 22 of 35 passing for a season-low 186 yards with two touchdown passes and no interceptions. He was under pressure in the pocket often, and considering that the Jaguars defense is ranked last in the NFL in sacks, it was not a good day for the Packers offensive line. This was a matchup that Green Bays big men upfront had to dominate, but it didnt happen. Rodgers was sacked twice, one of which resulted in a fumble. A second Rodgers fumble was negated by a defensive penalty. The Packers passing offense can only be as good as the offensive lines, and its becoming increasingly common to see Rodgers in trouble too early when he drops back to pass.
James Jones led the receivers with seven catches on nine targets for 78 yards. Randall Cobb had five receptions for 28 yards with one touchdown, and veteran Donald Driver hauled in two catches for 10 yards and a TD. Undrafted rookie Jarrett Boykin caught his first career pass and also drew a defensive holding penalty on a deep ball downfield.
Rushing Offense: D
Alex Green was not able to get anything going on the ground all game. Jacksonville had not stopped the run well this season (ranked 25th in the league) but it sure looked like an elite group on Sunday. Green finished with just 54 yards on 22 carries (2.5 average) and a longest run of only seven yards.
This is the second consecutive game in which the Packers rushing offense looked poor. When coach Mike McCarthys play-calling went away from the run in the second half against Indianapolis, Green Bays offensive linemen werent happy about it. But the way that the blocking is right now, it sure doesnt look like a group capable of doing great things in that area.
Some blame goes to Green, who needs to read plays better and be more patient. But on many runs, hes being met in the backfield just a split-second after getting the handoff. Thats why some blame falls on the offensive line, which needs to give Green a better chance. And some blame falls on McCarthy, who, as the man in charge of the offense, needs to get more creative to open up better opportunities in the run game. Not seeing Cobb in the backfield for a change of pace was a bit of a surprise, especially as the running game continued to struggle.
James Starks may start taking a few carries away from Green in the coming weeks, but the running backs have not been the only problem recently.
Rushing Defense: B
The Packers caught a break that Jaguars star running back Maurice Jones-Drew missed this game due to injury. That brought in backup Rashad Jennings, who Green Bays defense did a nice job in containing. Jennings is not an explosive back like Jones-Drew, so the Packers needed to perform well against him, and they did.
Jennings finished with 59 yards rushing on 17 carries (3.5 average). With the exception of his 21-yard run late in the first quarter, Green Bay kept him from doing much to change the game.
Passing Defense: B-
Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert set a new career high with 303 passing yards, completing 27 of his 49 attempts with one touchdown pass and no interceptions. The amount of yards allowed is a concern for the Packers, as is not coming away with an interception against an inexperienced QB. Jacksonville also lacks a true No. 1 receiver, which should have created opportunities for Green Bays secondary to shut down the passing game. But that didnt happen.
Not having Charles Woodson (broken collarbone) is going to take time for the Packers to adjust. Morgan Burnett had his best game of the season, while M.D. Jennings and Jerron McMillian got more snaps as a result.
Sam Shields (ankle) also missed his second consecutive game. With he and Woodson out, rookie Casey Hayward played outside corner in the 3-4 base defense and moved to the inside slot in nickel and dime. When Hayward was inside, Davon House played outside. McMillian was in the slot in the dime.
Gabbert picked them apart for several long pass plays, including gains of 36, 35 and 24 yards. But, to Green Bays credit, the only time it allowed the Jaguars in the end zone was after a Rodgers fumble gave Jacksonville great field possession at the 13-yard line.
Special Teams: B
There was one terrific, game-changing play. That came in the second quarter when House blocked a punt that was eventually recovered for a touchdown by Dezman Moses. Remarkably, the Packers only had 10 players on the field for that play, but with a great effort by House, it didnt seem to matter much.
However, there were several costly errors by Green Bays special teams. Mason Crosby clanked a 32-yard field goal off the goalpost, failing to extend the Packers lead from two points to five. Tim Masthay also ****** on a punt, one that was his worst in a season that has been otherwise terrific.
The other special teams blunder in this game happened when Green Bay called for a fake field-goal. With the holder Masthay rolling out left looking to pass for a first down, he missed an easy receiver in Ryan Taylor right in front of him. Masthay instead decided to chuck it deep across his body on a pass that landed incomplete. For all the successful trick plays that the Packers special teams has had this season, this was their first significant failure.
Overall: B-
A win is a win, yes. The Packers are now 5-3, have won three consecutive games and are only one week away from a much-needed bye to get some players healthy and back on the field. But even though most players wont admit publicly that this was a case of playing down to the level of their opponent, thats exactly what this was.
Green Bay is a vastly superior team, even with all the injuries. But the Packers let the Jaguars hang around all game. Gabbert even had a chance to lead Jacksonville on a go-ahead score late in the fourth quarter. Thats why this game was ultimately a disappointment for McCarthys group in many areas. A loss to a team as bad as the Jaguars -- at Lambeau Field, nonetheless -- would have been devastating. But the Packers got the win and can move on, though theyll need to play much, much better to become a serious Super Bowl threat in the NFC.
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