LibGuides: Loretto Project Packets: Packet #12 Loretto in the South

Articles, Pamphlets, etc.

"Healing a Historical Shame: Orders Ask Forgiveness from Black Americans for Slaveholding Past."
Jones, Arthur. "Healing a Historical Shame: Orders Ask Forgiveness from Black Americans for Slaveholding Past." National Catholic Reporter. 2000, Nov. 24.
"In Honor of the Unnamed"
"In Honor of the Unnamed." (No Author.) Loretto Magazine Fall, 2000, pg. 8-9.
Compassion in Action: Loretto Resists the Bluegrass Pipeline
Wing, SL, Natalie. "Compassion in Action: Loretto Resists the Bluegrass Pipeline." Loretto Magazine, Winter 2013-14, pgs. 8-11.
"Loretto Foundations in Louisiana and Arkansas"
Owens, M. Lilliana. "Loretto Foundations in Louisiana and Arkansas." Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association, 2(2). Spring, 1961, pgs. 202-229.
Loretto in Louisiana: The Legacy of La Fourche
Campbell, Joan, SL. Loretto in Louisiana: The Legacy of La Fourche. Nerinx, KY: Sisters of Loretto, 1987.

Campbell, Joan, SL. Loretto: An Early American Congregation in the Antebellum South. St. Louis, MO: Bluebird Publishing, 2015.

Front Matter, including Table of Contents, Sisters of Loretto Chronology, Dedication, and Prologue, pgs. v-x
Section I: The Founders, pgs. 7-125
I: Charles Nerinckx (7)
II: Early Years in Kentucky (29)
III. Slavery and the Abolitionist Movement in Kentucky (61)
IV: Mary Rhodes and the Founding of Loretto
Section II: Borderlands, pgs. 127-219
V: Loretto's Expansion and First Rule, 127
VI: Departures From Kentucky, 157
VII: Nerinckx's Death and Its Aftermath, 189

Section III: Beyond Boundaries, pgs. 223-327