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- Father Antonio Demo CS (April 23, 1870 – January 2, 1936) was a New York City Italian American priest and civic activist. He studied at seminaries in Italy and entered the Scalabrini Order in 1894. Prior to his ordination, Demo served in the Italian military. He was ordained a priest on July 20, 1896, the same year he emigrated to the United States. He initially did missionary work for two years in the parish of the Sacred Heart in Boston, which served a congregation of Italian immigrants mostly from Genoa. On July 19, 1899, he was assigned as assistant pastor of Our Lady of Pompeii Church, established in 1892 by Father Pietro Bandini in New York City's Greenwich Village on Bleecker and Carmine Streets. In 1900 he was appointed pastor of the church, which served what was then one of largest Italian-American communities in America. Father Demo exercised his apostolate among the Italian immigrants, serving until 1923 also as the director of the St. Raphael Society for the Protection of Italian Immigrants, an organization that had been specifically formed in 1891 by Bandini to assist newly arrived immigrants and that he helped to strengthen. His spiritual care and leadership were put to test on March 25, 1911, when he had to respond to the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire, which claimed the lives of 146 female employees. Because of his many merits in the care of the Italian community he was decorated with the "Cross of Knight of the Crown of Italy". In 1923 Father Demo learned that the church would have to be demolished to allow extension of the Sixth Avenue. Father Demo organized a campaign to buy a nearby property and with the help of a leading Italian American architect, Matthew Del Gaudio, build a new church and rectory. The new church was available for the congregation in May 1927. In late Summer 1931 the parochial school also was opened. In 1935 Father Demo became Pompei's pastor emeritus and superintendent of its parochial school. He died in 1936 in Greenwich Village in New York City, and thousands of parishioners and friends, including Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, paid their respects. In 1941, the intersection of Bleecker Street and Sixth Avenue was named Father Demo Square. In 2009, after a renovation, Father Demo Square was honored with a Village Award by the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation. (en)
- Padre Antonio Demo (Bassano del Grappa, 23 aprile 1870 – New York, 2 gennaio 1936) è stato un religioso e missionario italiano, noto per la sua opera a favore degli emigranti italiani negli Stati Uniti, rettore per oltre 30 anni della chiesa di Nostra Signora di Pompei a New York, e collaboratore dal 1899 al 1923 della Italian St. Raphael Society. (it)
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- Black and white photograph of a man wearing a Roman collar from the mid-chest up. He faces the camera and touches his index finger to his temple. (en)
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- Lazzaretto di Bassano, Veneto, Italy (en)
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- Catholicism (en)
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- Padre Antonio Demo (Bassano del Grappa, 23 aprile 1870 – New York, 2 gennaio 1936) è stato un religioso e missionario italiano, noto per la sua opera a favore degli emigranti italiani negli Stati Uniti, rettore per oltre 30 anni della chiesa di Nostra Signora di Pompei a New York, e collaboratore dal 1899 al 1923 della Italian St. Raphael Society. (it)
- Father Antonio Demo CS (April 23, 1870 – January 2, 1936) was a New York City Italian American priest and civic activist. He studied at seminaries in Italy and entered the Scalabrini Order in 1894. Prior to his ordination, Demo served in the Italian military. He was ordained a priest on July 20, 1896, the same year he emigrated to the United States. He initially did missionary work for two years in the parish of the Sacred Heart in Boston, which served a congregation of Italian immigrants mostly from Genoa. On July 19, 1899, he was assigned as assistant pastor of Our Lady of Pompeii Church, established in 1892 by Father Pietro Bandini in New York City's Greenwich Village on Bleecker and Carmine Streets. In 1900 he was appointed pastor of the church, which served what was then one of larges (en)
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