There is a large Indian Normal School, situated in Rensselaer, in
the diocese of Fort Wayne. The school is under the direction of the
Congregation of the Holy Ghost and has an attendance of 81 young men.
Four of these are being educated for the priesthood. “If you could pay
the tuition of the four students,” writes Rev. A. Geitl, the President
of the school, “namely, $40 a year for each, we would esteem it a great
favor. We will supply everything else in the way of books, board and
clothing. I have tried everywhere to get a little help for these four
young men.”