Reville, Rigut Reverenp STEPHEN

0.58.4A., Ph.D., College, Rome; Louvain University, Belgium. Or- D.D., Bishop of Sand hurst, Australia, b. at Wexford, dained 1865; profe or of theology, St. Mary’s Sem- Ireland, 9 May, 1844; d. 19 September, 1916. Eduinary; Chicago, Illinois, 1865-1868; rector, St. cation: St. Peter’s College, Wexford; August in i an Mary’s Church, Joliet, Illinois, 1868-1871; rector, International College, Ghent, Belgium. Entered St. James Church, Chicago, 1871-1883; Coadjutor August in i an Order 1860; ordained 1867; president, Bishop (1883-1884) and Archbishop (1884-1914) of Seminary of St. Lawrence O’Toole, Dublin, 1867— San Francisco, California. Took an active interest 1874; vicar-general and administrator (1882-1885), in the cause of education; founded St. Patrick’s Sem- Coadjutor Bishop (1885-1901) and Bishop (1901- inary, Menlo Park, California, 1884; delegate to the 1916), diocese of Sand hurst, Australia; A istant Hague Arbitration Court in behalf of the Pious Fund Bishop at the Pontifical Throne; Knight of the of the Californias, 1902. Holy Sepulchre. Took an active part in the National ARTICLE: Atemany, Josnpy Sapoc. Synod of the Australian Church, Sydney, 1885; Ritchie, Ricur Reverenn Canon Joun, b. at gave evidence before the Royal Commi ion ap- Huntley, Aberdeen shire, Scotland, 1857. Education: pointed to inquire into the working of the Education schools at Huntley and Ft. William, and Blairs Col- Act in Australia, and strenuously advocated denomilege, Aberdeen, Scotland; Scots College and Grego national schools, but without succe ; as bishop, has rian University, Rome. Ordained 1880; profe or of built numerous churches, convents, and_ schools, philosophy (1881-1884) and of dogmatic theology NEES and spending for this purpose £300,000. (1885-1899), St. Peter’s College, Glasgow, Scotland; CLE: SanpHuRST, DIOCESE OF. parish priest (1899-1900), diocesan secretary and _Rezek, REVEREND ANTOINE Ivan, LL.D., b. in the canon theologian (1900-1914), and vicar-general diocese of Laibach, Austria, 9 February, 1867. Edu- 1914—, diocese of Glasgow. ARTICLE: Giascow, ARCHDIOCESE OF. cation: Royal Gymnasium, Rudolfswert, and University of Graz, Austria; St. Jerome’s College, Ber- Ritchie, REVEREND SarTor is CHARLES SEBASlin, Canada. Came to America 1887; ordained 1890; TIAN, P.or at., M.A., b. in London, 1882. Education: has since been engaged in parish work, building St. Paul’s School, London; Trinity College, Cam churches and schools; at present, rector, St. Ignatius bridge. Became a Catholic 1904; a istant master, Church, Houghton, Michigan. Author of ‘History Oratory School, Birmingham, 1905-; entered of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette”’, the Congregation of the Oratory 1906; ordained 1910. 2 vols. Contributor to various periodicals. Author of ‘The Alphabet of the Saints” (in collab- ARTICLES: Lropoupine Society, THH; CESE OF; Mrak, IGNatius; VERTIN, JOHN. Marquette, Diooration with Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson and Reginald Balfour) (London). ARTICLE: Puitip Romoito Neri, Saint. - Richarz, ReveREND HERMAN, s.v.D., b. 20 November, 1867. Education: Steyl, Holland; St. Rivard, Very RevEREND EvcENE LOUIS, C.S.V., Gabriel’s Mi ion House, Médling, Austria. Entered M.A., Ph.D., D.D., b. at Bourbonnais, Illinois, 1861. the Society of the Divine Word; ordained 1900; at Education: parish school and St. Viator’s College present stationed at St. Mary’s Mi ion House, and Seminary, Bourbonnais; Minerva, Rome. En- Techny, Llinois. tered the Order of Clerics of St. Viator 1882; or- ARTICLE: Jan pn, ARNOLD. dained 1885; profe or of literature and philosophy (1886-1911) and vice-president (1901-1911), St. Rickaby, REVEREND JOHN, 8.J., b. 1847. Educa- Viator’s College, Bourbonnais; master of novices, tion: Stony hurst. Entered the Society of Jesus 1867; St. Viator’s Normal Institute, Chicago, Illinois, 1911— ordained 1878; has filled the posts of profe or of 1912; provincial of the Clerics of St. Viator in the philosophy, Stony hurst College, Black burn, Eng- United States, resident at Chicago, 1912-; land, and profe or of theology and (ten years) rec- Potent factor in cause of Catholic Education in the tor, St. Beuno’s College, St. Asaph, Wales; at pres- Middle West. Member (and first president), Cathoent, profe or of ethics, St. Mary’s Hall, Stony hurst lic Writers’ Guild, Chicago; member Catholic Edu- College, Black burn. Author of: “The First Princicational A ociation. Author of: ‘Views of Dante”, ples of Knowledge” (London, 1901); ‘General 2 eds.; “Bourbonnais Sketches”; contributor to: Metaphysics’? (London, 1909); contributor to: “The “Benziger’s Magazine”; ‘Cham plain Educator”; Month”; ‘The Tablet”; ‘‘American Catholic Quar- “Magnificat”; “Annals of Ste. Anne de Brighton terly Review”. Park’’. ARTICLES: Carpinau VirTuES; CONSCIENCE; FoRTITUDE. ARTICLE: ViaTor, CLeRics oF SAINT.