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• He wrote to these women, asking for their help in caring for the children at the orphanage and protectory.
• Fasanella later depicted his experience in reform school in a painting titled " Lineup at the Protectory 2 " ( 1961 ).
• The Society for the Protection of Destiue Roman Catholic Children in the City of New York ( known as the Protectory ) was founded in 1863.
• In 1920, the Lincolns moved from their old home park, Olympic Field ( at Fifth Avenue and 136th Street ), to the Catholic Protectory Oval in the Bronx.
• By 1901, the number of boys at St . John s Protectory tripled to 385, and in St . Joseph s Orphanage, the total number of children doubled to 236.
• Among his commissions for schools, hospitals, commercial buildings and some residences were the designs for the chapel and assembly hall at Westchester Protectory and St Elizabeth's Hospital, New York.
• The house was turned over to St . Vincent de Paul Society to erect a home for working boys, the foundation of the NewsBoys Lodging House which was merged into the Catholic Protectory.
• Baker started a journal, " The Annals of the Association of Our Lady of Victory, " in 1888 to be sent to Association members and to solicit help for the orphanage and protectory.
• It consisted of a minor basilica, an infant home, a home for unwed mothers, a boys'orphanage, a boys protectory, a hospital, a nurses'home, and a grade and high school.
• The program was controversial, as some-- parochial school system, building more Catholic orphanages, and creating a 114-acre ( 46-hectare ) training center on farmland in the Bronx, which they called the Catholic Protectory.
• The methods which are now employed at the New York Catholic Protectory, which is under the care of the order established by him, can be taken as indicative of the general plan of protectories or the ideals which they seek to attain.
• It was built from 1939 to 1942 ( despite emergency building restrictions during World War II ) on the farmland of the Catholic Protectory, a home for orphaned and troubled boys conducted by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, which relocated to Lincolndale ( and still exists in ) Westchester County.
• Moreover, it is felt that for these children especially vocational studies should not be postponed until mature years, but should be commenced early, so as to accustom the boy to what may afterwards prove to be the means of earning his own livelihood when he shall have left the Protectory.
• The Protectory aims to form the youth committed to its care by vigilance, good example and instruction : vigilance, to remove from the children the many occasions of offending; example, that the teachers be exemplars of the virtues they inculcate, for example is much better than precept; instruction, that they may become intelligent scholars, not only in the secular sciences but in religion, which is the warmth that gives life and light to all other learning, without which there is danger that knowledge may but minister to evil.
• During that time also the Roman Catholic High School for Boys was built, and put in operation; high school centers for girls taught by the different communities were established; a new central high school for girls was partly endowed and begun; St . Francis'Industrial School for Boys was endowed and successfully operated, the Philadelphia Protectory for Boys was erected; St . Joseph's Home for Working Boys was founded; a new foundling asylum and maternity hospital was built; a new St . Vincent's Home for younger orphan children was purchased with the archbishop's Golden Jubilee Fund of $ 200, 000; a third Home for the Aged was erected; a Memorial Library Building, dedicated to the Archbishop, was begun at St . Charles Borromeo Seminary, Overbrook; and the three Catholic hospitals of the city doubled their capacity.