ANDREW A MACER LEAN

_ REV. JOHN C. MACER LEAN _ FLORENCE RUDGE McGAHAN 164 | REV. CHARLES McGINNIS hee, 165 MacER LEAN 107 McGOVERN Diocrsp oF; STan ist A wow, Diocese or; Surrserrt, SAINT; Craven, Mrs. Aucustus; CurrryBa po ParanA, Diocese or, Sumarra, Prerecrure Aposrouic or; TALLAGHT, MONASTERY Cuyasd, Diocrsn or; Cuzco, DiocnsE or; Divine Cuarirty; or; Tinrn, Sez or; TrusitLto, Diocese or; TucumAn, Diocrsm Socmmry or; Divine Provipencr, Sisters or; Divins REor; UBANGHI, Prerecture A posT otic or Breieran; UBANGHI, DEEMER, DAUGHTERS OF THE; Divine Saviour, Socipry OF THE: Vicariate A post To tic oF; UBANGHI-CHARI, PREFECTURE Faunt, LawRENcE ARTHUR; FERNANDEZ, ANTONIO; FERNANDEZ, Avostotic or; Ucayaut, PREFECTURE APposToLic or; UNYAN- JuAN; FIncLow, JoHN, VENERABLE; Fuavian, Saint; Fonr- YEMBE, VICARIATE AposToLic OF; Upper NILz, VICARIATE BONNE, JEANNE; Goop SaMaRITAN, SISTERS OF THE; GUASTAL- Avostouic or; UruauayaNna, DiocrsEe or; URuGuay; VALENTIN- LinES; Hauprierres; HawaRDEN, Epwarp; Heart or Mary IAN I; VAL ENT IN I AN II; VAL ENT IN I AN III; Vicartate Aposto- CONGREGATIONS OF THD; HE IN RICH VON Auavus; Hewett, J OHN: Lic; Vicroria Nyanza, VIcARIATE APposToLic OF SOUTHERN; Hoty Fairs, Sisrprs or tan; Hoty Famity, CONGREGATIONS OF Wakasi Inp1aAns; WALLA-WALLA INDIANS; WELLE, PREFECTURE THE; Hoty SpputcHre, CaNonE Es REGULAR OF THE; Hoiy Avosto.tic or; Wicuita INDIANS; WINNEBAGO INDIANS; YAKIMA SeputcuRe, Faruers (GUARDIANS) OF THE; HospiraLLers; InDIANS; YAMASEE INDIANS; YAQur INDIANS; YURACARH INn- Howarp, Mary, or THE Hoty Cro ; Husert, Minirary pians; Zaporreca Inp1ans; Zoqup INp1Ans; ZuN1 INDIANS. Orprers oF Saint; Humimiati; Hourter, FrRIEpRICH EMMANUEL Heryricu, AnD Hugo; Inuryp, Saint; IMMACULATE ConcEPrion, MacEr lean, ReverenD JoHN C., 8.J., B.A., b. at CONGREGATIONS OF THE; JAVOUHEY, ANNE-MarIE, VENERABLE; Jesus, DAUGHTERS OF; JESUS AND Mary, SIsTpRs OF THE Houy Belfast, Ireland, 15 February, 1870. Education: St. CHILDHOOD OF; JoHN oF Gop, Sarnt; JOHN oF ROQUE TAIL LADE; Malachy’s College, Belfast; Royal University of JosppH CaLasanctius, Pious WorKERS or Saint; KNIGHTS Ireland; Jesuit scholasticates, Exaeten, Holland; St. or THE Cro ; Mac patens; Marcoux, Josmpy; Mercy, Helier, Island of Jersey; Mill town Park, Dublin, Sisters or, or St. Borromno; Micuaru, Mirrrary ORDERS or Saint; Micuenis, Epwarp; Mount Catyary, ConGREGA- Ireland; Manresa, Spain. Entered the Society of TION or; NAMB or Jesus, RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES oF; PAULISTS; Jesus 1888; profe or of modern languages succe ively PHNITENTIAL OrppRS; PrENnITENTS, CON FRATER NIT INS OF; at Clongowes Wood College, Co. Kildare, University PRESENTATION OrppR, Nacuzr, Nano (Honora); PREesenra- TION, RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS OF THE; PROVIDENCE, College, Dublin, and Mungret College, Limerick, DAUGHTERS OF. Ireland, 1895-1901; ordained 1904; at present, profe or of ecclesiastical history and Hebrew, Jesuit McGee, RevEREND JosEPH CHARLES, Ph.D., b. at scholasticate, Mill town Park, Dublin. Member of Melbourne, P. Q., 12 June, 1872. Education: the Council, Irish Catholic Record Society. Author elementary school, Melbourne; Brothers’ School, of (in collaboration with Edmund Hogan, S.J.): Richmond, and St. Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke, “TLuibhleabhrén”’ (Gaelic names of plants, etc.) Canada; Propaganda, Rome. Profe or of English, (Dublin, 1900); ‘‘Onomasticon goedelicum locorum St. Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke, 1896-1902, 1904— et tribuum Hibernie et Scotie’’ (Dublin, 1910); 1906; ordained 1900; rector, Church of the Precious edited: ‘‘Danta Ambhrdin is Caointe She a thru i in Blood, Capelton, 1906-1913, and of St. Andrew’s Céitinn”’ (Poetical Works of Geoffrey Keating) Church, Sutton, 1913-, P. Q., Canada. (Dublin, 1900); “‘Duanaire Dhaibhidh ui Bhruadair” ARTICLES: SHERBROOKE, Diocese oF, (Poems of David O’Bruadair), Vols. I-III (London, 1910-1917); collaborator in the publications of McGinn, Reverenp Joun C., ©.5.C., 8.T.L., the Catholic Record Society of Ireland; contributor profe or of English and sociology, University of to: ‘‘New Ireland Review”’; “‘Galway Archeological Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana. Journal’’; ‘‘Catholic Times” (Liverpool); ‘‘Mungret ARTICLE: Untversitips: Unirep States—CouumpBia UNI- VERSITY, PORTLAND. Annual”’; “Studies’’. ARTICLES: Bourke, Uuick JosepH; Katine, GEorrrey; KickHamM, CuHariues JosepH; MacCartuy, BarTHOLOMEW; McGinnis, REVEREND CHARLES FRANCIS, Ph.D., O’Bruapair, Davin. 8.T.L., b. at Chicago, Illinois, 14 March, 1877, son of P. J. McGinnis, State Representative, Lllinois. McFaul, Ricut ReverenD JAMES AUGUSTINE, Education: St. Patrick’s Academy, Chicago; Mt. St. D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Trenton, N. J., b. near Larne, Philip, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Propaganda, Rome. Co. Antrim, Ireland, 6 June, 1850, d. 16 June 1917 Ordained 1901; former profe or of dogmatic theology son of James and Mary (Heffernan) McFaul. Eduand metaphysics, Mt. St. Philip, Milwaukee (two cation: St. Vincent’s College, Beatty, Penn.; St. years); rector and profe or, St. Philip’s High School, Francis Xavier’s College, New York; Seton Hall Chicago, 1905-1910; succe ively profe or of history College, South Orange,"New Jersey. Ordained 1877; and English, director of studies and profe or of secretary to Bishop O’Farrell of Trenton 1882-1884; psychology, sociology, and philosophy, St. Thomas’s pastor, Star of the Sea Church, Long Branch, New College, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1910—. As rector Jersey, 1883-1890; chancellor (1890-1892) and vicar of St. Philip’s High School, Chicago, raised the general (1892-1894), diocese of Trenton; Bishop of attendance from 32 to 300 in four years; former Trenton 1894-1917. Active promoter of the A meri editor of “‘Italian Monthly” (Chicago) for two years; can Federation of Catholic Societies; reorganized editor of ““Church Monthly”? (Chicago), 1906-1909; Ancient Order of MHibernians. Member of: the charter member, Western Catholic Writer’s Guild. United States Catholic Historical Society; the Irish Contributor to various periodicals. American Historical Society; the New Jersey State ARTICLES: Arexis Fatconipri, Saint; ANDREA Dortt, Tuberculosis Commi ion. Author of Pastoral Let- Bur ep; Puiuip Brnizi, Saint. ters; contributor to various periodicals. ARTICLE: HriseRniaAns, ANCIENT ORDER OF. McGivney, Reverend James A., 8.J., curate, St. Joseph’s Church, Philadelphia, Pa. McGahan, Fiorence Rupce (Mrs. James ARTICLE: Crva, THomas. Patrick McGaHan), A.M., b. at Young stown, Ohio, 8 June, 1882; d. at Young stown, 27 November, 1912. McGovern, REVEREND JAMES, §.T.D., J.C.D., b. at Education: parochial school and Rayen High School, Chicago, Illinois, 25 March, 1839; d. at Lock port, Young stown; Trinity College, Washington, D. C. Illinois, 31 March, 1914. Education: Catholic On the staff of Taz Caruotic Encyciorrepi1a, New School and University of St. Mary’s of the Lake, York, 1906-1910; married James Patrick McGahan Chicago; Propaganda, Rome. Ordained 1862; secre- 1910; resident at Young stown, 1910-1912. tary to Cardinal Barnabo, Rome, 1862; formerly ARTICLES: Acipauius, VALENS; ADALBERT, ARCHBISHOP vice-president, rector of the Ecclesiastical Depart or HamBurG-BREMEN; A I KEN HEAD, Mary; ALBERT, BisHoP or Riga; ALEXANDER Savui, Bie eD; AMBRONAY, OuR Lapy ment, and profe or of theology, University of St. or; ANDREW Bosoua, Bie ep; ANGELIC ALS, THE; ANGES, Mary’s of the Lake, Chicago; engaged in parish work Norre Damp DES; ANNUNCIATION, ORDERS OF THE; ANTHONY, succe ively at Fulton, Blooming ton, Rock Island, Sarnt, ORDERS OF; ANTI PATER OF BosTRA; ANTONELLI, GIACOMO; ANTONELLI, Lronarpo; Apostoric Lerrers; ARCACHON, OUR Lake Forest, and Lock port, Illinois. Built several Lapy or; ARpDILLIERS, Notre Dame pes; Arras MONTAN US, churches and schools in his various parishes; intro- Be nep ictus; Arrso, ARCHBISHOP OF Mainz; ASSUMPTION, duced Sisters of Providence (Indiana) into arch- SisrpRs oF THE; AUGUST IN US-VEREIN, THE; BucELIN, GABRIEL; CurIsTIAN CHARITY, SISTERS OF; CHRISTIAN BROTHERS OF; diocese of Chicago; former co-editor with Bishop Concrri6n, Diocesn or; Conre ion (Toms or 4 Martyr); Me Mullen of ‘‘Catholic Monthly’ (Chicago);former 166 McGUIRE 108 McLOUGHLIN editor-in-chief, ‘‘Chicago Catholic Home”. Author Probation, New York State, 1905; vice-president, of: “Life of Bishop McMullen”; ‘Studies of the New York State Probation Commi ion, 1906-1910; Scripture’; “History of the Catholic Church in at present, consulting chemist and chemical engineer, Illinois”; ‘History of the Catholic Church in resident in New York. Authority on Portland Chicago”’; ‘‘Life and Letters of Eliza Allen Starr’’; cement, and on the manufacture, qualities, and “Tife and Life Work of Pope Leo XIII’; ‘‘Catholic applications of the materials of technology and Dictionary and Cyclopedia”; ‘Manual of the engineering construction; as consultor on explosives Catholic Church”’; collaborator in: “Life of Mother to New York, initiated many reforms leading to more Theodore of the Sisters of Providence”; “‘Life of safety for human life; aided in the institution of the Reverend Mother Frances Mulholland”; contributor practice of Probation throughout New York State; to various periodicals. as member of the Superior and Particular Councils, ARTICLE: Starr, Exviza ALLEN. Society of St. Vincent de Paul, has been active in promoting its local and national interests; secretary McGuire, Epwarp J., A.M., LL.D., b. in New York, of the Catholic Home Bureau for eleven years. 25 December, 1861. Education: St. Francis Xavier’s Member of the Engineers’ Club; member (and one of College and Columbia University, New York. the founders) the Chemists’ Club; member (and Admitted to the Bar 1883; practising lawyer, life former chairman), New York Section, American long resident of New York; a istant Corporation Chemical Society; member (and former chairman), Counsel, New York, 1902-1903; a istant district New York Section, Society of Chemical Industry attorney, New York County, 1910-1912. President (London); member (and one of the founders and of the Catholic Club, New York, 1907-1909. second President) of American Institute of Chemical Councillor of the United States Catholic Historical Engineers. Society; president of the Laymen’s League for ARTICLES: CuHEvrevut, MicueLt-EuGibne; Lavoisier, Retreats and Social Studies. Contributor to ‘ His- ANTOINE-LAURENT; ORPHANS AND ORPHANAGES; VAUQUELIN, Lovis-Nico.uas. torical Records and Studies’ and various other periodicals. Macksey, REVEREND CHARLES, 8.J., b. at Boston, ARTICLE: New York, SratTe or. Ma achusetts, 13 November, 1863. Education: St. McHugh, ReverenD Dante JosEPH, C.M., b. at Mary’s School and Boston College, Boston; Jesuit Danville, Illinois, 27 January, 1877. Education: scholasticates, Frederick and Wood stock, Maryland. public, parochial, and high schools, Danville; St. Entered the Society of Jesus 1880; ordained 1895; Mary’s Seminary, Perryville, Mi ouri. Entered the former profe or of humanities and rhetoric at various Congregation of the Mi ion 1895; ordained 1906; times at Boston College, Boston, Holy Cro College, has held the post of profe or at St. Mary’s Seminary, Worcester, Ma achusetts, St. John’s College, Ford- Perryville, Mi ouri, St. Vincent’s College, Los ham, New York, and Jesuit scholasticate, Frederick, Angeles, - California, and St. Vincent’s College, Maryland, of metaphysics, George town University, Chicago, Illinois; treasurer, De Paul University, Washington, D. C., of metaphysics and ethies, St. Chicago, 1910- Organized Science Section (and Francis Xavier’s College, New York, of metaphysics still in charge), 1909, and participated in the meetings and subsequently of dogmatic theology, Wood stock since 1909, Catholic Educational A ociation; has College, Wood stock, Maryland; prefect of studies and lectured on astronomical subjects on various occasions. secretary, George town University, Washington, 1905— Member of the Standing Committee of the College 1909; stationed at St. Francis Xavier’s Church, New Department, Catholic Educational A ociation, and York City, 1910; profe or of ethics and natural of the Catholic Writers’ Guild. Contributor to: right, Greg or i an University, Rome, 1910-: “Annual Report of the Catholic Educational A ocia- Author of (for private circulation only): ‘‘Notulz in tion” (1909, 1912); ‘‘New World” (Chicago); Cosmologiam”’ (Wood stock, Maryland, 1900); “‘No- “Chicago Tribune”, etc.; editor (and founder), tule in Psycho log i am” (Wood stock, 1901); ‘‘ Notulze “‘Vincent i an Weekly’’ (Chicago). in Theolog i am Naturalem’? (Wood stock, 1901); ARTICLE: UNIvERSITIES: UNITED Statres—Dr Pavn occasional contributor to various periodicals; writer UNIVERSITY. of the Roman Correspondence in ‘‘America’’. ARTICLES: Society; Srare anp CuHurRcH; TAPARELLI, McHugh, REvEREND JoHN AMBROSE, O.P., S.T.L., Auoysius; Totomer, JoHN Baptist; VOLUNTARY; WaR. b. at Louisville, Kentucky, 2 November, 1880. McLoughlin, James JosepH, Lu.B., lawyer, b. at Education: St. Xavier’s College, Louisville, and St. New Orleans, Louisiana, 1860. Education: high Rose’s Convent, Springfield, Kentucky; St. Joseph’s school, New Orleans; studied law in office of Hudson Convent, Somerset, Ohio; Catholic University, & Fearn and graduated from Law Department of Washington, D. C.; College of St. Thomas de Urbe, Tulane University, New Orleans. Admitted to the Rome; Fribourg University, Switzerland. Entered Bar 1888; practising lawyer, resident at_ New Orleans, the Dominican Order 1897; ordained 1905; profe or 1891-; a istant city attorney, New Orleans, of philosophy (1908-1911), of Church history (1909- 1911), and of dogmatic theology (1911-1914), 1896-1900; lecturer on Taxation and Municipal Law, Loyola University, New Orleans; public speaker in Immaculate Conception College, Washington, D. C.; curate, Church of the Holy Rosary, Hawthorne, New Louisiana Creole dialect. Active in the succe ful York, 1914— campaign against the Louisiana Lottery; chairman ARTICLES: James or Brescia; JupDGMENT, DIVINE; on Anti-Race Track Committee, which abolished turf LUTHER AN ISM; MysTERY; OMNIPOTENCE; PRESBYTERIANISM; gambling in Louisiana; conducted succe ful legal RayMOND MaArTINI; REGINALD, ANTONIO; REGINALD OF PIPERNO; attack on private water monopoly, New Orleans; Ricotpo pA Monte pi Croce; Ro i, BERNARDO DE. originated campaign for High Liquor License, New Orleans; formerly on the Lecture Committee with McKenna, CHartes FRANCIS, A.M., Ph.D., chemist, Father (later Archbishop) Blenk and Profe or A. b. in New York, 1861, son of Wilham and Mary For tier, New Orleans Catholic Winter School; McKenna. Education: St. Francis Xavier’s College frequent delegate to Catholic Conventions, National and Columbia University, New York. For several Conferences of Catholic Charities, etc. President of years chemical adviser to sugar works, steel works, the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty and metallurgical establishments; former consulting to Children, and the Round Table Club, New chemist in matter of explosives to New York, under Orleans. Member Louisiana Historical Society; Mayor Low, and to American Railway A ociation; contributor to various periodicals under pen name has served New York in various civic capacities; “Jack Lafaience’’. member of the Commi ion for the Investigation of ARTICLE: Lourstana, Tue Srate or. 167 McMAHON 109 MacRORY