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_ ALuvict, “The Guardian”; “The Pall Mall Magazine”; D.D., S.S.D., J.U.D., b. at Cividale del Friuli, Italy, “Catholic Fireside”; ‘Catholic World”; “Ave 1874. Education: Seminary, Udine, Italy; Univer- Maria”; “East and West”; ‘Modern Review”; sity of Padua under Ale i; University of Freiburg, “Revue des Deux Mondes”; ‘“Correspond ant’’; Baden, Germany, accompanied by a letter of recom- “Revue Hebdomad a ire”; “Revue Générale”; mend at i on from Cardinal Sarto, afterwards Pope “Revue Mame’; ‘‘Contempo rains”’. ARTICLES: Communes, Martyrs or THE Paris. Pius X, under Kraus, Hoberg, and Heiner; further studies at Tiibingen, Stuttgart, and Fribourg, Coyle, Morra K. (Mrs. THomas KEnneEpy). Switzerland, under Wei , Berthier, and Stephens. ARTICLES: Bismarck, Dioce or; Cat, Diocese or; F1s1, Ordained 1897; at various times mi ionary to Vicariate ApostoLic or; Kearney, Diocresn or; Korrayam, Vicariate A post otic or; Porto ALEGRE, ARCHDIOCESE OF; Italians in different parts of Europe; librarian of St. Srreser, HERMANN; Zita’s Homb FoR FRIENDLESS WOMEN. Bede’s College, Manchester, England; Dante Society lecturer, Victoria University, Manchester; profe or Cram, RawtpH Apams, titt.p., architect, b. at of Christian archeology and the history of art, Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, 16 December, 1863. Up holland College, Walthew Park, England; lecturer Education: West ford Academy, West ford, Ma achubefore the Dante Societies of Dublin, Liverpool, setts; high school, Exeter, New Hampshire. Art Manchester, and Queen’s College, London; Apostolic critic, ‘Boston Transcript”, 1885-1887; practising visitor for the Seminaries of Sardinia; formerly official architect, member of the firm of Cram, Goodhue, and of the Sacred Congregation of the Consistory, Rome; Ferguson, of Boston and New York (originally Cram Apostolic visitor to the Seminary, Tivoli, Italy, 1913, and Went worth, and Jater Cram, Went worth, and at present, auditor of the Apostolic Delegation to the Goodhue), 1887-; editor, ‘‘Christian Art’’, 1907- United States; resident in Washington, D.C. Visited 1909; chairman of the Committee on Education, the Universities of Bonn, Berlin, Kiel, Copenhagen, American Institute of Architects, 1907—; super- Lund, Upsala, and Munich for purposes of literary vising architect of Princeton University; lecturer in research. Author of: “Cardinal Cajetan’’; ‘‘The architecture, Harvard University. Founder of, Vita Nuova of Dante”; ‘““The Archeology of Art in “Christian Art’’; architect (with firm) of the new Dante”; “The Doctrine of Art in Dante”; “Art in Military Academy, West Point, and of St. Thomas’s ‘Dante and his Artistic Preparation”; ‘‘The Laudi Episcopal Church, New York, etc. Fellow and past MS. of Manchester’’; “‘ Virgil’’; “‘St. Peter in Rome”’; vice-president, American Institute of Architects; e ays on Italian, Cla ic, Irish, and Romance liter a fellow and past president, Boston Society of Arch it ures; published a new edition of all the works of tects; fellow of: the North British Academy of Art: Dante; contributor to: ‘‘The Antiquary”; “Il the Royal Geographical Society, London; vice-presi- Giornale dantesco’’; French and German periodicals. dent of the American Federation of Arts; member of; ARTICLES: Pau.in us II, Parriarcy or AQquiLeta; TITULUS. the Architectural A ociation of London; the Architectural Club; the Copley Society; the Boston