Brosnahan, REVEREND TimoTHy

8.J., b. at 1887; called to the Archbishop’s Palace 1887; canon Alexandria, Virginia, 8 January, 1856; d. at George- 1891; active in connection with institutions for the town, Washington, D. C., 4 June, 1915. Education: young; vice-rector of Laval, Montreal, president of private and parochial schools; Gonzaga College, the Catholic Board of School Commi ioners of Washington; Jesuit scholasticates, Frederick and Montreal, ecclesiastical superior of the Sisters of St. Wood stock, Maryland. Entered the Society of Jesus Ann, archdeacon for the parochial affairs of the 1872; teacher of Latin, Greek, and English at Boston archdiocese, preacher, 1891-1897; Archbishop of College (1879-1883) and at George town University, Montre a] 1897-; honorary canon of Chart res and Washington (1883-1884); ordained 1887; profe or at Clermont. On the Commi ion representing Canada, Boston College 1888-1889; profe or of logic and Chicago World’s Fair, 1893; notary or judge in three ontology, Wood stock College, 1890-1892; profe or of canonizations; completed the Home for Incurables philosophy, Boston College, 1892-1894; president of and St. James Cathedral; established St. John’s Union Boston College 1894-1898; profe or of psychology for poor and infirm priests; founded 9 homes or (1898-1899) and of ethics (1899-1909), Wood stock asylums; increased size and efficiency of seminary; College; profe or of ethics, Loyola College, Baltimore, erected 32 new schools in charge of religious orders, 1909-1915. Author of: (pamphlets) ‘‘President Eliot 23 parishes, 9 mi ions; has introduced into the arch and Jesuit Colleges”’; ‘“The Baccalaureate in Harvard diocese the Little Daughters of St. Joseph, the Sisters College and Boston College”; contributor to: ‘‘ Donaof the Immaculate Conception, the Sisters of the hoe’s Magazine”; ‘‘The Me enger”; ‘American Holy Family, the Sisters of Hope, and the Daughters Catholic Quarterly Review”’. of Mary; instituted religious observance of Labor ARTICLES: Aurruism; Casuistry; MazzeLua, CAMILLO. Day; has inaugurated succe ful crusades against intemperance and certain theatres; directed the