Bishop Buddy Scrapbook 1937 (3)

PR,DE OF MISSION INDIANS

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Above is a view from the road of Mis-sion San Antonio de Pala, built in 1816 and r~tored in 1902 after fifty years of disuse. The Missionary, Rev. Father Julian, 0. F. M., last week completed the remaining of the exterior, doing all of the work himself. At left are St. Bartholomew's church at Rincon reservation and (below) Our Lady of Refuge Church on the La Jolla reserva~ tion, financed by the Marquette League and built by the Indians. The ten inch concrete walls were mixed and poured by hand, being as they a.re high on the mountainside. Crude pews. u~ed since their dedication in June by Bishop Buddy, were replaced this week by those from the old Mary, Sta.r of the Sea church, La Jolla. ,>~+~<- d ..,_ Q ): I I 8.

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