File:1892 Colored Catholic Congress.jpg
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Summary
Portrait of the attendees at the 1892 Colored Catholic Congress. Front and center is Fr Augustus Tolton, the nation's first openly-Black Catholic priest.
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| 15:55, 5 October 2020 |  | 916 × 587 (85 KB) | Natemup | Portrait of the attendees at the inaugural Colored Catholic Congress in 1889. Front and center is Fr Augustus Tolton, the nation's first openly-Black Catholic priest. |
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- Augustus Tolton
- Basilica of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception (Norfolk, Virginia)
- Black Catholic History Month
- Black Catholic Movement
- Black Catholic Theological Symposium
- Black Catholicism
- Colored Catholic Congress
- Daniel Rudd
- Federated Colored Catholics
- Healy family
- Henriette DeLille
- Josephites (Maryland)
- Juliette Toussaint
- Knights of Peter Claver
- Martin de Porres Ward
- Mary Elizabeth Lange
- Mary Theodore Williams
- Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church
- National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus
- National Black Catholic Congress
- National Office for Black Catholics
- Oblate Sisters of Providence
- Paschal Salisbury
- Pierre Toussaint
- Samuel Henderson (born 1827)
- Sisters of the Holy Family (Louisiana)
- St. Augustine Catholic Church (Washington, D.C.)
- St. Benedict the Moor Church (New York City)
- St. Francis Xavier Church (Baltimore)
- Thea Bowman
- William Augustine Williams
- Xavier University of Louisiana
- User:Epic3000/sandbox
- Wikipedia:WikiProject University of Virginia/Truth and Evidence in Academic Research/Listeria/SNAC but no gender
- Template:Black Catholicism sidebar
- Template:Black Catholicism sidebar/doc
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