St. John Home Missions Seminary - Revision history

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Phil: New page: The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened in Fitzgerald Hall on the Little Rock campus of the Little Rock College for Boys in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[...

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New page: The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened in Fitzgerald Hall on the Little Rock campus of the Little Rock College for Boys in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[...

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The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened in [[Fitzgerald Hall]] on the Little Rock campus of the [[Little Rock College for Boys]] in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Fitzgerald Hall was located near the intersection of 25th and Gaines streets. The seminary later moved to the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.

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-The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened to ten students in [[Little Rock]]'s [[Fitzgerald Hall]] in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. The seminary closed in 1967. Fitzgerald Hall is located on the campus of the [[St. John Catholic Center]] at 2500 North Tyler Street.
+The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. The seminary opened to ten students in 1911. The seminary was originally located under the roof of the [[Little Rock College for Boys]] at the intersection of 25th and Gaines streets, and later moved to the [[St. John Catholic Center]] in the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood. The college and seminary moved into Fitzgerald Hall at 2500 North Tyler Street in 1916. The seminary closed in 1967.
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-The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened to ten students in [[Little Rock]]'s [[Fitzgerald Hall]] in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Fitzgerald Hall is located on the campus of the [[St. John Catholic Center]] at 2500 North Tyler Street.
+The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened to ten students in [[Little Rock]]'s [[Fitzgerald Hall]] in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. The seminary closed in 1967. Fitzgerald Hall is located on the campus of the [[St. John Catholic Center]] at 2500 North Tyler Street.
-The seminary was originally located in the [[Little Rock College for Boys]] at the intersection of 25th and Gaines streets, and later moved to the Catholic Center in the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.
+The seminary was originally located under the roof of the [[Little Rock College for Boys]] at the intersection of 25th and Gaines streets, and later moved to the Catholic Center in the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood. The college and seminary moved into Fitzgerald Hall in 1916.
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		+	The '''St. John Home Missions Seminary''' opened to ten students in [[Little Rock]]'s [[Fitzgerald Hall]] in 1911. The seminary was established by Bishop [[John B. Morris]] of the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Fitzgerald Hall is located on the campus of the [[St. John Catholic Center]] at 2500 North Tyler Street.
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		+	The seminary was originally located in the [[Little Rock College for Boys]] at the intersection of 25th and Gaines streets, and later moved to the Catholic Center in the [[Pulaski Heights]] neighborhood.

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