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Beloved son of the late Cyrus Cartwright and Catherine T Cartwright (nee McManus) Devoted brother of C Genevieve Cartwright and the late Msgr John K Cartwright and Robert F Cartwright.
Mass of Christian burial for Msgr I Mitchell Cartwright, retired pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, will be offered ... tomorrow at the church.
He was 91 and lived in Rockville with a sister, . He died of cancer at Mercy Medical Center.
.. he was also named ecclesiastical superior of the Sisters of the visitation at the Mount de Sales Academy and the Academy of the Visitation in Rolant Park.
- The Baltimore Sun. Baltimore, Maryland. 28 Mar 1989, Tue • Page 27
The Parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary is a Roman Catholic Congregation established on December 3, 1948 with the appointment of Rev. (later Monsignor) I. Mitchell Cartwright as Pastor.
The Parish is located along Loch Raven Boulevard on six acres of land donated by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Guidera. When the property was donated, the former convent building (minus the wing that runs east/west) was the only building on the property. It is believed that it had been previously used as a hunting lodge. The "great room" of the lodge was the site of the first celebrations of Mass for the new parish. This room later became the convent chapel and is still used as a chapel for small celebrations. The first floor of this building was renovated in 2002 as a Parish meeting center.
The parish has been served by four pastors: Msgr I. Mitchell Cartwright, Rev. (now Msgr.) Arthur W. Bastress, Rev. Joseph L. McManus and, currently, Rev. Michael W. Carrion.
Beloved son of the late Cyrus Cartwright and Catherine T Cartwright (nee McManus) Devoted brother of C Genevieve Cartwright and the late Msgr John K Cartwright and Robert F Cartwright.
Mass of Christian burial for Msgr I Mitchell Cartwright, retired pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, will be offered ... tomorrow at the church.
He was 91 and lived in Rockville with a sister, . He died of cancer at Mercy Medical Center.
.. he was also named ecclesiastical superior of the Sisters of the visitation at the Mount de Sales Academy and the Academy of the Visitation in Rolant Park.
- The Baltimore Sun. Baltimore, Maryland. 28 Mar 1989, Tue • Page 27
The Parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary is a Roman Catholic Congregation established on December 3, 1948 with the appointment of Rev. (later Monsignor) I. Mitchell Cartwright as Pastor.
The Parish is located along Loch Raven Boulevard on six acres of land donated by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Guidera. When the property was donated, the former convent building (minus the wing that runs east/west) was the only building on the property. It is believed that it had been previously used as a hunting lodge. The "great room" of the lodge was the site of the first celebrations of Mass for the new parish. This room later became the convent chapel and is still used as a chapel for small celebrations. The first floor of this building was renovated in 2002 as a Parish meeting center.
The parish has been served by four pastors: Msgr I. Mitchell Cartwright, Rev. (now Msgr.) Arthur W. Bastress, Rev. Joseph L. McManus and, currently, Rev. Michael W. Carrion.
RT REV MSGR
Beloved son of the late Cyrus Cartwright and Catherine T Cartwright (nee McManus) Devoted brother of C Genevieve Cartwright and the late Msgr John K Cartwright and Robert F Cartwright.
Mass of Christian burial for Msgr I Mitchell Cartwright, retired pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, will be offered ... tomorrow at the church.
He was 91 and lived in Rockville with a sister, . He died of cancer at Mercy Medical Center.
.. he was also named ecclesiastical superior of the Sisters of the visitation at the Mount de Sales Academy and the Academy of the Visitation in Rolant Park.
- The Baltimore Sun. Baltimore, Maryland. 28 Mar 1989, Tue • Page 27
The Parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary is a Roman Catholic Congregation established on December 3, 1948 with the appointment of Rev. (later Monsignor) I. Mitchell Cartwright as Pastor.
The Parish is located along Loch Raven Boulevard on six acres of land donated by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Guidera. When the property was donated, the former convent building (minus the wing that runs east/west) was the only building on the property. It is believed that it had been previously used as a hunting lodge. The "great room" of the lodge was the site of the first celebrations of Mass for the new parish. This room later became the convent chapel and is still used as a chapel for small celebrations. The first floor of this building was renovated in 2002 as a Parish meeting center.
The parish has been served by four pastors: Msgr I. Mitchell Cartwright, Rev. (now Msgr.) Arthur W. Bastress, Rev. Joseph L. McManus and, currently, Rev. Michael W. Carrion.
Beloved son of the late Cyrus Cartwright and Catherine T Cartwright (nee McManus) Devoted brother of C Genevieve Cartwright and the late Msgr John K Cartwright and Robert F Cartwright.
Mass of Christian burial for Msgr I Mitchell Cartwright, retired pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, will be offered ... tomorrow at the church.
He was 91 and lived in Rockville with a sister, . He died of cancer at Mercy Medical Center.
.. he was also named ecclesiastical superior of the Sisters of the visitation at the Mount de Sales Academy and the Academy of the Visitation in Rolant Park.
- The Baltimore Sun. Baltimore, Maryland. 28 Mar 1989, Tue • Page 27
The Parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary is a Roman Catholic Congregation established on December 3, 1948 with the appointment of Rev. (later Monsignor) I. Mitchell Cartwright as Pastor.
The Parish is located along Loch Raven Boulevard on six acres of land donated by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Guidera. When the property was donated, the former convent building (minus the wing that runs east/west) was the only building on the property. It is believed that it had been previously used as a hunting lodge. The "great room" of the lodge was the site of the first celebrations of Mass for the new parish. This room later became the convent chapel and is still used as a chapel for small celebrations. The first floor of this building was renovated in 2002 as a Parish meeting center.
The parish has been served by four pastors: Msgr I. Mitchell Cartwright, Rev. (now Msgr.) Arthur W. Bastress, Rev. Joseph L. McManus and, currently, Rev. Michael W. Carrion.
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