Monsignor Hugh J. Nolan
...is Dougherty. After ordination, Reverend Nolan furthered his education and received a Doctorate in American History from The Catholic University of America. For the next thirty years, he would be involved with different levels of academia. Reverend Nolan began teaching history at Saint James Catholic High School in Chester in
National Council of Catholic Women
...its affiliated groups on topics from how to organize a study clubs to the promoting of education through PTAs.[7] They also operated a social service school out of Catholic University and during the 1930s and 1940s had a special focus on youth movements and leadership through a weekly radio broadcast.[8]
Robert M. O’Reilly, Surgeon General
...ating in 1866 he served in the army around the country and was continually promoted to higher ranking positions. The actual certificates are large in scale, below is a letter congratulating O'Reilly on his new position as Assistant Surgeon. Letter from War Department, August 5, 1867 Letter from War Department,
Priest and Rosary Calm Tension – Oral History Interview
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