nagot造句

• In 1801 M . Nagot recalled M . Levadoux to Baltimore.
• A year later Fathers Nagot, Tessier, Garnier, and Levadoux opened the Sulpician headquarters in One Mile Tavern then located at Franklin Street and Hookstown Road, known today as Pennsylvania Avenue.
• Negotiations were opened with Bishop Carroll, recently consecrated, and after some delay Rev . Francis C . Nagot, S . S ., was named first director of the projected seminary at Baltimore.
• The future religion of the country, he wrote to Father Nagot, the first superior, depended on the formation of an American clergy, which alone would be adequate and fit for the work before it.
• Many Sulpicians fled to England, and in early 1791 Charles Nagot led a group which sailed to Baltimore, Maryland, where they opened a seminary, Saint Mary's, which is still in operation today.
• Saint Mary's Park, the heart of Seton Hill, is the largest open green space in downtown Baltimore on the West Side . n 1790 Bishop John Carroll met with Father Nagot of the Order of St . Sulpice and agreed to a plan for the establishment of the Sulpician Order in Maryland.
• Meanwhile as the health of M . Nagot, superior of the Sulpicians in the United States, was failing fast, he was desirous of having M . Levadoux near him at Baltimore, that he might be ready to succeed him in office; but Bishop Carroll was no less anxious to secure his services for Detroit.
• For one year M . Levadoux, as treasurer, assisted M . Nagot in organizing the Seminary of St . Mary's, and was then sent by the latter to the Illinois mission, for which M . Emery had at first destined M . Chicosneau, deeming M . Levadoux a better administrator of temporal affairs.