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Medievalist Club, Chicago. ARTICLE: Ca ovia, DIocEsE OF. Author of ‘‘Manual of Church Music’’; contributor to: ‘‘Ecclesiastical Review”; ‘‘Catholic World’’; and Fisher, Rreverenp JoHN HARDING, 8.J., B.A., music journals. - b. at Brooklyn, New York, 9 December, 1875. ARTICLES: MHaypn, JosePH; MarceLio, BENEDETTO; Education: St. John’s College, Fordham, New York; Marenzio, Luca. Columbia University; Johns Hopkins University; Jesuit scholasticates in England and the United Finnerty, RevEREND JoHN LAWRENCE, 0.P., b. States. Entered the Society of Jesus 1896; has held at Albany, New York, 15 May, 1877. Education: the post of teacher, Boston College, Boston, Ma a public schools and Christian Brothers Academy, chusetts, Loyola School, New York, and Wood stock Albany, New York. At first engaged in journalism; College, Wood stock, Maryland. Ordained 1910; at entered the Dominican Order; formerly stationed ‘at present, a ociate editor of “America”, resident in St. Dominic’s Convent, Washington, D. C.; a istant, New York. St. Ant on in us Church, Newark, 1910-1914; stationed ARTICLES: Cursive; Devrio, Martin Anton; JOovIn, at the Convent of St. Louis Bertrand, Louisville, Lours; Keiupr, Jacos; LIBER A TORE, Marrero; Louner, Tosias; BLESSED; Lugo, Francisco pH; Mary ANNE DE PAR=EDES,
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