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Collection, Nov. 1907
St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
A published document showing the parishioners and the amount of donation for Nov. 1907.
Mary Burke Testimonial of Graduation - 1905
St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
A diploma certifying that Mary Burke has "honorably completed the prescribed course of study in the St. Bridget's Sunday School."
Signed by the Rev. John A. Crowe, Director
Signed by the Rev. John A. Crowe, Director
St. Casimir's Polish Roman Catholic Church - 1970
In 1926 St. Casimir's Parish bought the land and power station building formerly owned by the Concord, Hudson and Maynard Street Railway on Great Road. The building was remodeled and blessed on November 12, 1928.
St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church
Photograph of the church and a photograph of a drawing of the church.
Last Mass at St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church - 2001
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Fr. Quinn, Stanley Kulik, Ben Sofka, John Paul, Peter Pronko
Fr. Quinn, Stanley Kulik, Ben Sofka, John Paul, Peter Pronko
Polish Picnic - 1979
St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church
A series of photographs of the annual picnic held at St. Casimir's Church. There was an outdoor Mass followed by dancing and celebration with food.
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen - ca 1970's
St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church
Pictures taken at the time of a visit by Archbishop Sheen (1895-1979) to Maynard on the occasion of his birthday.
Right photo: Archbishop Sheen in the center with Fr. Louis Bilicky to his right.
Left photo: Archbishop Sheen seated on the left,…
Right photo: Archbishop Sheen in the center with Fr. Louis Bilicky to his right.
Left photo: Archbishop Sheen seated on the left,…
Rev. Louis S. Bilicky, Pastor 1970-2000
St. Casimir's Roman Catholic Church
Fr. Bilicky was born in Salem, Mass. on December 31, 1922, ordained on May 4, 1949 and after assignments at various parishes in the greater Boston area he became the Pastor at St. Casimir's on February 10, 1970. Fr. Bilicky was the Pastor when St.…
St. Casimir's Church Interior Views
Maynard,Massachusetts
The Lady of Fatima statue is dressed according to the holiday.
Religious Play Cast - ca 1932
St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
Two photographs showing the cast of plays presented by the young people of St. Bridget's Parish. The priest shown in both pictures is possibly the Rev. George S. Brennan.
Mary Ayotte Sunday School Diploma - 1936
St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
A certificate indicating that Mary has successfully completed instruction in Christian Doctrine, signed by Rev. D. Edward O'Bryan, Pastor.
Polish Heritage Float - 1971
Maynard Centennial Parade
Large mounted photograph of a band and dancers on a decorated float.
The Favorite Sentiments of Our Friends - 1900
A favorite saying for each day of a calendar year proposed by different individuals bound by a ribbon into a paper document.
Ex.: April 2nd "All the world is cheered by the sun." Fannie I. Bonsal
This is a church related endeavor but not…
Ex.: April 2nd "All the world is cheered by the sun." Fannie I. Bonsal
This is a church related endeavor but not…
40th Anniversary Testimonial Dinner Program - 1973
Msgr. John D. Callahan
Msgr. Callahan was assigned to St. Bridget's Parish in 1959. The "40th Anniversary of the Ordination to the Holy Priesthood of Christ" held at Alphonse's Powder Mill Restaurant.
Excerpts from Archbishop Williams Registry at the Chancery Archives
St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church
One page document of excerpts from the Archdiocese of Boston referring to St. Bridget's Church.
St. George's Church 50th Anniversary Booklet 1895-1945
The booklet has a history of the church, photographs of various organizations and recognition of church members.
St. Bridget's Parishioners Who Entered Priesthood
Rev. J. Albert Crowley, Rev. William McGrail
Left photo: Rev. Crowley
Center photo: Rev.McGrail (Born - 1892; Ordained - 1918; Died - 1923)
Right photo: Rev. Mcgrail and his brother, Aloysius, as young boys on Maple Street. ca 1900
Center photo: Rev.McGrail (Born - 1892; Ordained - 1918; Died - 1923)
Right photo: Rev. Mcgrail and his brother, Aloysius, as young boys on Maple Street. ca 1900
