Fay, Very REVEREND CyrIL SIGOURNEY WEBSTER

B.A., 8.7.D., b. at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 16 June, 1875. Education: Martins School, Philadelphia; Feret, Very REVEREND CANON P., 8.T.D., b. at University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia Episcopal Mesnil-Verclives, Eure, France, 5 February, 1830; d. Divinity School; Catholic University, Washington, at St. Maurice, near Paris, 1912. Education: Pre- D.C. Anglican clergyman 1902; succe ively arch para tory and Grand Seminary, Evreux, France. deacon and canon of the cathedral, episcopal diocese Ordained 1866; chaplain, Sainte-Geneviéve, Paris, of Fond-du-Lac, Wisconsin, and profe or of dogmatic 1867-1871; chaplain of the Lycée Saint Louis and of moral theology, Nachotah Seminary, 1902-1908; the Lycée Henri IV, Paris, 1871-1879; pastor, Saint became a Catholic 1908; ordained 1910; a istant, Maurice, near Paris, 1879-1912; honorary canon of church of St. Stephen’s, Washington, D. C., 1910- Evereux 1899. Read a paper on the ‘‘Séparation des 1912; at the Catholic University, Washington, D. C., églises et de l’ét4t’’, Congre of Reims, 1897. 1912-1914; rector, Newman School, Hackensack, N. Member of: the Society of the History of France; J., 1915- Chaplain to the Anglican Bishop of the Historical and Archeological Society of Pontoise. Fond-du-Lac on his journey to Ru ia in the interest Author of: ‘“‘Le Christ devant la critique au second of the union of the Anglican and Orthodox Churches; siécle” (Paris, 1865); ‘‘La Divinité de Jésus attaquée delegate to the Convention of the Protestant Episcopar Celse et défendue par Origéne”’ (thesis for doctopal Church of the diocese of Fond-du-Lac, 1907. rate) (Paris, 1865); ‘‘Dieu et Jlesprit huma in”’, Secretary of the St. John Chrysostom Society, conferences at St. Genevieve (Paris, 1870); ‘‘Le Catholic University of America. Droit div in et la Theologie”’, pamphlet (Paris, 1872); ARTICLE: Pro rest ant EpiscopaL CHURCH IN THE UNITED “Henri IV et l’Eglise” (Paris, 1875); ‘“‘Le Cardinal Stares or AMERICA. du Perron” (Paris, 1879); ‘‘Un Curé de Char ent on au XVIII siécle” (Paris, 1881); ‘‘L’abba ye de Sainte-