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Spirits on the hill: the story of the St. Bonaventure Cemetery

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Patrick Hosken

The St. Bonaventure Cemetery sits atop a large hill overlooking the university of the same name. That colorful campus lies below, and the cemetery keeps watch with a Delphic eye like a wise old uncle. Walking the long sidewalk between … Continue reading →

Posted in Narrative, Reflection, The Preface | Tagged allegany, bernard vossler, franciscan, introspection, irenaeus hirscher, nicholas devereux, olean, robert lax, st. bonaventure, st. bonaventure cemetery, stations of the cross, thomas plassmann | 1 Comment

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Spirits on the hill: the story of the St. Bonaventure Cemetery

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