Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1951
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While the new Holy Ghost Fathers Seminary's first class is taking preliminary study for the priesthood in the former LaPointe home at 4133 Washtenaw Rd. (square building, center), the new buildings for the larger complete seminary are rising around it. In News Photographer Maitland LaMotte's aerial view, the U-shaped structure in foreground will be the high school building. Dormitories, now in use, are beyond the house, and the chapel framework is at right of the dormitories. Henry deKoning of Ann Arbor is the contractor for the $500,000 project. Washtenaw Ave. cuts across the lower right corner of picture.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 16, 1968
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Back To School A lively discussion on forthcoming adult education classes at Holy Ghost Seminary, 4133 Washtenaw, is held by Judy Holmes of the Institute for Continuing Education, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit, and the Rev. John T. Gaugham of the seminary. Holy Ghost Seminary is one of 24 centers to offer the courses, which have been organized in response to interest shown in the archdiocese's "Speak Up" sessions at which laymen have discusses church changes. Classes will begin March 4, and continue for eight Mondays. Courses offered at Holy Ghost Seminary will be Scripture I, taught by the Rev. Paul Black, and Changes in the Church, taught by the Rev. Michael Donovan. Registration fees will range from $15 for married couples to $5 for students.