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St. Ignatius Loyola Church
120 Church Street
St. Ignace, MI 49781

Phone: 906-643-7671
Email: stigchurch@lighthouse.net

 

History: St. Ignatius Loyola Church, St. Ignace, Mackinac County, Michigan, has been a predominantly non-Native American parish that had some Native American (Ojibwa, M茅tis) parishioners in the Diocese of Marquette (Archives: Marquette, Michigan).

1837-1853	Detroit diocesan priests at St. Anne鈥檚, Mackinac Island, established and intermittently attended to St. Ignatius Loyola Mission (Ojibwa)
1853-1855, 1872-1876, 1878-1880	Marquette/ Upper Michigan diocesan priests at St. Anne鈥檚, Mackinac Island, intermittently attended to St. Ignatius Loyola
1855-1858 (closed)	A mission school was established
1855-1872, 1876-1878, 1880-present	Became a parish; Marquette diocesan priests administered St. Ignatius Loyola Church
1898-1972 (closed)	Ursulines (St. Ignace, Michigan) established and staffed a boarding and day school

Marquette diocesan priests at St. Ignatius attended to the following Native American (Ojibwa) mission and station in the Upper Peninsula:

1884-1923	Gros Cap station (Ojibwa), Mackinac County
1923-1930s (no longer Native)	Sacred Heart Mission (Ojibwa), Gros Cap, Mackinac County

Jesuits at St. Ignatius attended to the following Native American (Ojibwa) missions and stations in the Upper Peninsula:

1939-1946	Entire Upper Peninsula excluding Baraga
1946-1948	Eastern District of the Upper Peninsula

 

Holdings of Catholic-related records about Native Americans:

Inclusive dates: 1838-1930s

Volume: .6 cubic foot

Description: Before 1984 when inspected by Marquette archivists, the Native mission records at St. Ignatius Loyola were not organized according to a classification scheme. Consequently, they are described by record type.

 

Unless otherwise noted, the repository on this page holds (or held) the records described here and they are not held at the 蜜桃影像 Archives.

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