All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
All primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
Text: “Try God at Saints Peter and Paul Church Rochester, NY 14611 www.sspeterandpaulchurch.org” An archived version of the website can be viewed at the Internet Archive.
SPP-Bumper-Sticker-2000sAll primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
Editor’s Note: The writing in this notebook appears to be in German.
SPP-Notebook-1854–54_compressedEditor’s Note: The scan of the verso side of the middle photograph (cropped image; handwritten label reading “Class of 1922”) has been redacted to keep a personal address confidential.
SPP-School-Class-of-1922-Arthur-Lang-Set-Redacted_compressedAll primary sources are published with the permission of the St. Monica Archives (SMA).
For convenience, to shorten the headings of these primary sources, “Ss. Peter and Paul” is abbreviated as SPP.
Editor’s Note: Although the verso side of this photograph does not feature the annotation “M. Culhane,” the recto side appears to be the same photograph as the one labeled “M. Culhane.”
SPP-Maple-St-Interior-1900_compressedIn 1912, the parish of Ss. Peter and Paul moved from the church at Maple and King Streets to a new facility on West Avenue (known in 2019 as West Main Street). The primary sources that follow address the West Main Street church.
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