Driscoll, RevEREND JoHN T

M.A., 8.T.L., b. at 1885-1890, 1892-1908; rector, St. Mary’s College, Albany, New York, 2 August, 1866; d. at Round Montreal, 1890-1892; a istant, Church of Our Lady Lake, New York, 24 August, 1916. Education: Immaculate, Guelph, Ontario, 1908-1909, 1912-1913; public schools, Albany; Manhattan College, New stationed at the College of St. Francis Xavier, York; St. Joseph’s Seminary, Troy, New York; Edmonton, Canada, 1913-; a ociate editor of Catholic University, Washington, D. C. Ordained “‘America’’, New York, 1909-1910; a ociate editor 1899; pastor, St. Johnsville. New York, 1891-1894; of ‘‘Canadian Me enger of the Sacred Heart”’; profe or of philosophy and Hebrew, St. John’s chaplain of the Catholic Sailors’ Club and of the Seminary, Boston, Ma achusetts, 1894-1897; a ist- Catholic Women’s Prison; moderator of Catholic ant pastor, St. Bridget’s church, Watervliet, 1897- Social Study Guild, and director of English-speaking 1898; a istant pastor, St. Ann’s church, Albany, Laymen’s Retreats at Boucherville, Montzeal, 1910- 1899-1900; pastor, St. Cecilia’s church, Fonda, New 1912. Former editor of ‘Northwest Review”’’, York, 1900-1915; pastor, St. Bridget’s church, afterwards the ‘‘Central Catholic’, Winnipeg, 1894— Watervliet, 1915-1916. Led his cla maxima cum 1908; has frequently lectured in Canada and in laude at the Catholic University winning the first Minnesota and North Dakota; preacher of the degree (s.T.B.) ever i ued from that institution; Lenten Sermons, Gesu Church, Montreal, 1911, saved from suppre ion and established on a firm basis 1912, 1913. Collaborator in ‘“‘Canada and Its the mi ion at St. Johnsville, New York; lectured on Provinces’’, Vol. II (by Father Drummond: ‘The philosophical and literary subjects at Catholic Sum- Church and the Colony’’). mer School, Cliff Haven, New York. Former trustee, ARTICLE: Lac, Sranisuavs DU. Catholic Summer School, Cliff Haven, founder and president of Albany Cottage there; former member: Drury, REVEREND Epwin, b. near Knottsville, Albany Historical and Art Society; Brooklyn Institute Kentucky, 16 June, 1845; d. at Louisville, Kentucky, of Arts and Sciences; United States Catholic Historical 2 February, 1913. Education: St. Mary’s College, Society; Manhattan College Alumni Society; Catholic Marion County, and St. Thomas Seminary, Bards- University Alumni Society; Irish-American Historical town, Kentucky. Ordained 1872; life spent in Society. Author of: ‘Christian Philosophy, The parish (twenty years) and mi ionary (ten years) Soul”; “Christian Philosophy, God”; “Pragmatism work; chaplain, Convent of the Sisters of Loretto at and the Problem of the Idea’’; contributor to: the Foot of the Cro , Nerinx, Kentucky, 1906-1913. “American Heclesiastical Review’’; ““American Catho- Author of ‘‘What the Church Teaches” (New York). lic Quarterly Review”’; “The Catholic World”’; ‘The ARTICLES: Baxi, Motuaer Frances Mary Teresa; Lo- RETTO, SISTERS OF, AT THE Foor oF THE Cro . North American Review”’. ARTICLES: Animism; Ca ipy, WiLL1aAmM; Derry; Donean, Tuomas; Freticuism; Mrracip; Naturism; O’CALLAGHAN, Ep- D’s4, REVEREND MaANoEL FRANcis Xavier, b. at MUND BaILEy; SHAMANISM; SUMMER SCHOOLS, CaTHOLIC; THEOS- Moira, Goa, India, 25 November, 1874. Education: opHy; TOTEMISM. elementary schools, Moira; further studies at Mapuca, Portuguese India; St. Xavier’s College, Bombay;