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by Franc Jaklich (Author), Simona Stavbar (Translator), John P. Vidmar (Editor)
Originally written in the Slovenian Language in 1931 by Dr. Franc Jaklich and revised by the author in 1951, Frederic I. Baraga - Missionary Bishop details Bishop Baraga's life from boyhood to becoming Bishop with special emphasis on his homeland, heritage, and connections in the Austrian Empire. This book documents the connections Bishop Baraga had with the higher levels of the church in Austria. You will see the lasting impact St. Clement Hofbauer had through his students across the Austrian Empire that spread to the wilds of Upper Michigan. This biography shows the connection Father Baraga had with those who provided financial support from Europe, and it identifies critical people who helped keep the missions of the Upper Midwest alive. This biography is the story of a young priest who was determined to make a difference in the New World.
