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  1. Tolton's mother, Martha Jane Chisley, was the daughter of Augustus and Matilda (née Hurd) Chisley (d. 1836), and grew up as the slave of John Henry Manning in Meade County, Kentucky. Martha Jane Chisley was also a cradle Catholic who had grown up attending St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Rhodelia .

  2. 15 de feb. de 2019 · Augustus John Tolton, the second of three children, was born into slavery on April 1, 1854, in Brush Creek, Missouri. His baptismal record reads, in part, “A colored child. . . . Property of Stephen Eliot.”. His mother, Martha Jane Chisley, was given as a wedding gift to the Eliot family, on whose plantation she met and married ...

  3. Hace 3 días · His parents, Peter Paul and Martha Jane (née Chisley) Tolton, were baptized Catholics who had been granted permission to wed by the neighbouring Catholic families who owned them. At the outbreak of the American Civil War , Tolton’s father escaped enslavement to join the Union army and was subsequently killed in battle.

  4. Father Augustus Tolton. 1854 – 1897. Saints arise from the exigencies of the eras within which they live. Saints are of human stock but have the genius to step forward and bring the gospel message to the contradictions of their time. In the case of Augustus Tolton it is the long period of black slavery in this country and the nation’s Civil ...

  5. 1854: Augustus is born to Martha Jane and Peter Paul Tolton in Missouri on April 1. 1857: In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court decides that African Americans are not U.S. citizens, and that Congress has no power to restrict slavery in any federal territory.

  6. 30 de jun. de 2024 · Augustine Tolton was born April 1, 1854. His parents were slaves, so he too became one. His parents were Catholics, so he, too, was baptized into his parents’ Holy Faith. His father, Peter, was an honest and good man. Seven years after Augustine — or Gus, as he was known — was born, war broke out between the states.

  7. 13 de jun. de 2019 · A former US slave who became the first African-American to become a Catholic priest, is now one step closer toward sainthood. Pope Francis made Father Augustus Tolton "Venerable" within the...