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  of your own home via Zoom. Register for your Zoom link here.\n\nIn the la
 te 1830s\, the United States forcibly removed the Wabash\, St. Joseph and 
 Menominee Potawatomi from the Great Lakes to Kansas. After arriving and se
 ttling in Sugar Creek\, the Potawatomi were soon joined by a group of Fren
 ch Catholic nuns belonging to the Society of the Sacred Heart. The two gro
 ups negotiated their positions\, culture and religion to survive in Kansas
 . Join Abigail Scott\, Ph.D candidate at the University of Kansas\, as she
  examines how St. Mary’s and the Sugar Creek settlement persisted because 
 of their collaborations and adaptations of Catholic practices.
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DESCRIPTION:Enjoy this free presentation at the Museum or from the comfort 
 of your own home via Zoom. Register for your Zoom link here.\n\nIn the lat
 e 1830s\, the United States forcibly removed the Wabash\, St. Joseph and M
 enominee Potawatomi from the Great Lakes to Kansas. After arriving and set
 tling in Sugar Creek\, the Potawatomi were soon joined by a group of Frenc
 h Catholic nuns belonging to the Society of the Sacred Heart. The two grou
 ps negotiated their positions\, culture and religion to survive in Kansas.
  Join Abigail Scott\, Ph.D candidate at the University of Kansas\, as she 
 examines how St. Mary’s and the Sugar Creek settlement persisted because o
 f their collaborations and adaptations of Catholic practices.
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LOCATION:211 West Iron Avenue\, SALINA\, KS 67401-2613 US
SUMMARY:Motherly Intentions: Potawatomi Women and the Society of the Sacred
  Heart in Antebellum Kansas
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