See some of the paintings that St. Charles Borromeo Seminary intends to sell for the benefit of the seminary’s mission to form men for the priesthood and diaconate, and all Catholics for service in the church.
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Posted March 21, 2014
See some of the paintings that St. Charles Borromeo Seminary intends to sell for the benefit of the seminary’s mission to form men for the priesthood and diaconate, and all Catholics for service in the church.
“The Right Reverend James F. Loughlin” (1902), by Thomas Eakins
“Dr. Patrick Garvey” (1902) by Thomas Eakins
“Reverend James P. Turner” (1900) by Thomas Eakins
“Archbishop James Frederick Wood” (1877) by Thomas Eakins
“James A. Flaherty” (1903) by Thomas Eakins.
“Archbishop Jadot” (Archbishop Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate to the United States from 1973 to 1980) by Alice Neel.
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