Picturesque Pala / The Story of the Mission Chapel of San Antonio de Padua Connected with Mission San Luis Rey

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George Wharton James. Picturesque Pala / The Story of the Mission Chapel of San Antonio de Padua Connected with Mission San Luis Rey

FOREWORD

CHAPTER I. San Luis Rey Mission and its Founder

CHAPTER II. The Founding of Pala

CHAPTER III. Who Were the Ancestors of the Palas?

CHAPTER IV. The Pala Campanile

CHAPTER V. The Decline of San Luis Rey and Pala

CHAPTER VI. The Author of Ramona at Pala

CHAPTER VII. Further Desolation

CHAPTER VIII. The Restoration of the Pala Chapel

CHAPTER IX. The Palatingua Exiles

CHAPTER X. The Old and New Acqueducts

CHAPTER XI. The Palas as Farmers

CHAPTER XII. With the Pala Basket Makers

CHAPTER XIII. Lace and Pottery Makers

CHAPTER XIV. The Religious and Social Life of the Palas

CHAPTER XV. The Collapse and Rebuilding of the Campanile

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There were twenty-one Missions established by the Franciscan Fathers in California, during the Spanish rule. In connection with these Missions, certain Asistencias, or chapels, were also founded.

The difference between a mission and a chapel is oftentimes not understood, even by writers well informed upon other subjects. A Mission was what might be termed the parent church, while the Chapel was an auxiliary or branch establishment.

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May, 1916.

The Pala Chapel and Campanile Before the Restoration.

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