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National shrine planned to honor the first publicly recognized Black Catholic priest for the US

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National shrine planned to honor the first publicly recognized Black Catholic priest for the US

Father Augustus (Augustine) Tolton is now getting his own national shrine in western Illinois where he grew up and once served. The post National shrine planned to honor the first publicly recognized Black Catholic priest for the US first appeared on OSV News.

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