Early Career
Upon his graduation from the Catholic University of America, Br. Crescentius assumed a career of teaching. He spent the first 12 years of that career in New York and Washington, handling a variety of students, from fifth graders at Saint Mary's Parochial School in New York to the college students of the Manhattan College or La Salle College, teaching General Chemistry, Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis, College Mathematics, and the General Science, among others.
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