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 \nImprimi potest:Baldwin W.Dworschak,O.S.B.,Abbot of St.John's Abbey;Imprimatur:Peter W.Bartholome,Bishop ofSt.Cloud,31 January 1958.The Nihil obstat and the Impri-matur are ecclesiastical declarations that a publication is freeof doctrinal or moral error,not a statement of the positiveworth,nor an implication that the contents have the Bishop'sapproval or recommendation.  \n## INTRODUCTION\n\nThe Catholic Church,as John Gilmary Shea said,isthe oldest organization in the United States,and the onlyone that has retained the same life and policy and formsthrough each succeeding age.America was baptizedby Catholic piety;Mass was offered on altars before theforts and hearths of white men were built.When thefourth centenary of the discovery of America byChristopher Columbus was being celebrated in 1892,Shea asked:  \nWho discovered Greenland and had a cathedralchurch and convent there?Catholics.If Vinland wasreally part of this country,who discovered and visitedit?Leif Ericsson,a Catholic,with his Catholic  \nNorthmen,followed by Catholic bishops and priests....Who explored the Atlantic and Gulf Coast ofthe United States?Catholic navigators:John andSebastian Cabot;John Ponce de Leon;Pineda,first tosee the Mississippi and name it the River of the HolyGhost....Who explored the Mississippi from its.northern waters to the Gulf of Mexico?The CatholicFranciscan,Hennepin,and Du Lhut,a Catholic;  \nJoliet,a Catholic;Father Marquette,a Jesuit;La Salleand his Franciscan chaplains,Catholics;De Soto,Tristan de Luna,and other Spanish explorers,allCatholics.Who discovered and named the St.Lawrence?Cartier,a Catholic ...  \nShea proudly extended this catalogue,includingMenendez and Onate,founders of the countries'twooldest cities of St.Augustine and Santa Fé,Champlain,Jogues,Verendrye,and missionaries in every region ofthe nation.He then asked:\"In this anniversary yearwho can wipe these glorious names from the obeliskof fame?”  \nThe same question can be asked of Minnesota'sfounders during our state's first centennial celebration.This small travel brochure is a limited attempt to preservethe ancient Catholic heritage of Minnesota,and createnew interest in the religious roots of our civilization.  \nBy necessity only the high points of this story can betouched.Historic places and central Catholic activities  \nare stressed.For example space does not permit  \ndiscussion of the basic structural activities of the state'sover 700 Catholic parishes,its numerous and growingparochia","cbCaidXGvLgllmV9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidXGvLgllmV9","pdf",3327680,72,"English","# Foreword and Introduction\n# Tour I: Minneapolis and St. Paul\n# Tour II: A Circle of Religious Centers\n# Tour III: Southern Minnesota\n# Tour IV: Archbishop Ireland Colonies\n# Tour V: Catholic Central Minnesota\n# Tour VI: Mille Lacs and Crow Wing\n# Tour VII: A Martyr's Shrine at Warroad\n# Tour VIII: Reservation Indian Missions\n# Tour IX: The Arrowhead Country\n# Statistics of Catholic Minnesota","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the travel brochure Catholic Minnesota?\",\"answer\":\"It preserves and highlights the ancient Catholic heritage of Minnesota and encourages new interest in the religious roots of American civilization. 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