
Chronicles of Notre Dame du Lac
Edward Sorin, CSC -- Translated by John M. Toohey, CSC, 1895
1866
pg 499 resulting from a state of expectancy: expectation that the
decrees of the chapter be approved by Rome; expectation of the new
General; expectation of the Rules as revised by order of the
General Chapter, which could not be distributed before the arrival
of the new General. But if in the Province of the United States
there was not much enterprise, there were at least patience and
peace.
The novitiate of the priests needed repairs. It was closed
this year. When all had been brought to a state, not only
passable, but even more satisfactorily and comfortable than it had
ever been, the Rev. F. James Dillon, elected Master of Salvatorist
novices by the Provincial Chapter, took possession towards the end
of August with six excellent novices, all chosen from amongst the
*See p. 357 pupils of the University. The novices have no longer anything to
of original do with the * college.
Sorin's Chronicles