Chronicles of Notre Dame du Lac
Edward Sorin, CSC -- Translated by John M. Toohey, CSC, 1895

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1859

pg 363       city, under the direction of the Brothers of St. Joseph.  It is 
             also his desire to see an Industrial school annexed to the day 
             school, on the same ground as the University and under the 
             direction of the same Brothers.
                  2.  His Lordship also desires that the Sisters of Holy Cross 
             open on the same grounds, servatis servandis, a day school for 
             German young girls, and an Industrial School with a Parish School 
             for St. Joseph's congregation, and other German schools whenever 
             they shall be asked for.
                  3.  His Lordship gives the Congregation charge of St. 
             Joseph's parish as soon as a German Father of the society shall be 
             ready to assume charge of it.
                  4.  Moreover, it is the intention of His Lordship to protect 
             this new community by all means in his power in his episcopal city 
             and throughout his diocese, whose most precious interests are 
             evidently bound up with the success and the development of this 
             Congregation.
                  5.  The Congregation of Holy Cross enters fully into the 
             views and intentions expressed above, and pledges itself to fulfil 
             them as soon and as completely as possible.
                  6.  To carry out this contract His Lordship sells the said