An edition of The California padres and their missions
(1915)
The California padres and their missions
by Saunders, Charles Francis, 1859-1941 and Chase, J. Smeaton (Joseph Smeaton), 1864...
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER ONE
I. San Diego de Alcala, the Mother Mission, and How The Devil had a Beating there 3
II. Padre Urbano's Umbrella 13
CHAPTER TWO
I. Mission San Luis Rey de Franoa, and Somewhat Of the Padre who does not Die 33
II. The Little Christians of San Apolinario 42
CHAPTER THREE
I. San Antonio de Pala and its Hanging Garden 49
II. The Exiles of Agua Cauente 55
CHAPTER FOUR
I. San Juan Capistrano, the Melrose of the Missions 65
II. The Penance of Magdalena 75
CHAPTER FIVE
I. Mission San Gabriel Arcangel and the Miracle Of the Virgin's Banner 93
II. The Bells of San Gabriel 103
CHAPTER SIX
I. Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana And "Padre Napoleon" 111
II. The Buried Treasure of Simf 120
CHAPTER SEVEN
I. Mission San Buenaventura: Its Gardens and "Padre Calma" 139
II. The Memorable Voyage of Padre Vicente 144
CHAPTER EIGHT
I. Mission Santa Barbara and of Padbe Ripoll Who Built It 157
II. Love in the Padres' Garden 166
CHAPTER NINE
I. Mission Santa Ines, the Feast of All the Dead, And Other Pertinent Matters 179
II. Pasquala of Santa Ines 192
CHAPTER TEN
I. La Purisma: Its Mission and its Rebellion 207
II. A Little Mystery of La Purisma 213
CHAPTER ELEVEN
I. Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa: Its Bears And Its Bells 227
II. Fray Luis the Light-Hearted 236
CHAPTER TWELVE
I. Mission San Miguel Arcangel and the Case of The Gentile Guchapa 247
II. The Tragedy of San Miguel 254
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
I. Mission San Antonio of the Oaks and the Tradition of the Friar who flew thither 263
II. A Christmas Pastoral 271
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
I. Mission Soledad and how Papa Arrillaga's Soul Lacks A Mass 279
II. Faithful unto Death 284
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
I. San Carlos de Monterey on the Carmel, and How Padre Junipero entered into Rest 291
II. Gabriel the Old, of Mission Carmel 303
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
I. Mission San Juan Baxttista and Padre Arroyo of The Many Tongues 313
II. "He hath made op one flesh ..." 321
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
I. Looking in at Santa Cruz, and the Story of Padre Gil's Adventure in English 327
II. The Children of Holy Cross 333
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
I. The Mission of Madre Santa Clara de Asfs and her "Padre Santo" 339
II. A Miracle of the Mail. 349
CHAPTER NINETEEN
I. Mission San Jos£: the Padre's Little Game at Tortillas, and some Remarks about Flogging 357
II. The Music of the Missions 366
CHAPTER TWENTY
I. Mission Dolores and the Two Missions of the Contra Costa 381
II. The Rose and the Pine 392
How to Reach the Missions 403
ILLUSTRATIONS
Pronouncing Glossary of Spanish Words and Phrases 407
In the Doumican Sisters' Garden, Mission San Jose Half-title
The San Carlos Mission at the Height of its Activity Frontispiece
From a drawing by Eric Pape.
San Diego de Alcala 2
Map showing Afproxdcate Situations of the Franciscan Missions of California 3
Brush Chapel, Cross, and Bells formerly at Santa Ysabel, an Outpost of Mission San Diego 26
Like this, doubtless, were the temporary structures erected at the founding of alI. the Missions, and serving untiI. permanent buildings were established
San Luis Rey 31
Doorway and Old Fountain at Mission San Luis Rey 34
San Antonio de Pala 47
San Juan Capistrano 63
One of the Bells, Mission San Juan Capistrano 66
San Gabriel ArcAngel 91
San Fernando Z09
In the Ruined Church, Mission San Fernando 114
San Buenaventura 137
Santa Barbara 1555
Franciscan Brothers at Work, Mission Santa Barbara 162
Santa Ines 177
La Purisima 205
San Luis Obispo 225
San Miguel Arcangel 45
San Antonio de Padua 261
Old Adobe Outbuilding, said to have been used As A JaiI. at Mission San Antonio de Padua 266
An interesting survivaI. of Mission architecture, showing method of roofing, arching of windows, etc.
Soledad 277
San Carlos de Monterey on the Carmel 289
San Juan Bautista 311
In the Indian Cemetery, Mission San Juan Bautista 322
Santa Cruz 325
Drawn from a photograph copyrighted, 1904, by C. C. Pierce & Co., Los Angeles, Cal.
Santa Clara de Asis 237
San Jose 355
Dolores 379
In The Cemetery, Mission Dolores, San Francisco 382
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