Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913

Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913

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Preface

The Catholic Encyclopedia, as its name implies, proposes to give its readers full and authoritative information on the entire cycle of Catholic interests, action and doctrine. What the Church teaches and has taught; what she has done and is still doing for the highest welfare of mankind; her methods, past and present; her struggles, her triumphs, and the achievements of her members, not only for her own immediate benefit, but for the broadening and deepening of all true science, literature and art -- all come within the scope of the Catholic Encyclopedia. It differs from the general encyclopedia in omitting facts and information which have no relation to the Church. On the other hand, it is not exclusively a church encyclopedia, nor is it limited to the ecclesiastical sciences and the doings of churchmen. It records all that Catholics have done, not only in behalf of charity and morals, but also for the intellectual and artistic development of mankind. It chronicles what Catholic artists, educators, poets, scientists and men of action have achieved in their several provinces. In this respect it differs from most other Catholic encyclopedias. The Editors are fully aware that there is no specifically Catholic science, that mathematics, physiology and other branches of human knowledge are neither Catholic, Jewish, nor Protestant; but when it is commonly asserted that Catholic principles are an obstacle to scientific research, it seems not only proper but needful to register what and how much Catholics have contributed to every department of knowledge.

No one who is interested in human history, past and present, can ignore the Catholic Church, either as an institution which has been the central figure in the civilized world for nearly two thousand years, decisively affecting its destinies, religious, literary, scientific, social and political, or as an existing power whose influence and activity extend to every part of the globe. In the past century the Church as grown both extensively and intensively among English-speaking peoples. Their living interests demand that they should have the means of informing themselves about this vast institution, which, whether they are Catholics or not, affects their fortunes and their destiny. As for Catholics, their duty as members of the Church impels them to learn more and more fully its principles; while among Protestants the desire for a more intimate and accurate knowledge of things Catholic increases in proportion to the growth of the Church in numbers and in importance. The Catholic clergy are naturally expected to direct inquirers to sources of the needed information; yet they find only too often that the proper answers to the questions proposed are not to be met with in English literature. Even the writings of the best intentioned authors at times disfigured by serious errors on Catholic subjects, which are for the most part due, not to ill-will, but to lack of knowledge. It would be fatuous to hope to call into immediate existence a Catholic English literature adequate to supply this knowledge and correct errors. The Encyclopedia, therefore, is the most convenient means of doing both, enabling, as it does, the foremost Catholic scholars in every part of the world to contribute articles in the condensed form that appeals to the man of action, and with the accuracy that satisfies the scholar.

Designed to present its readers with the full body of Catholic teaching, the Encyclopedia contains not only precise statements of what the Church has defined, but also an impartial record of different views of acknowledged authority on all disputed questions. In all things the object of the Encyclopedia is to give the whole truth without prejudice, national, political or factional. In the determination of the truth the most recent and acknowledged scientific methods are employed, and the results of the latest research in theology, philosophy, history, apologetics, archæology, and other sciences are given careful consideration.

The work is entirely new, and not merely a translation or a compilation from other encyclopedia sources. The Editors have insisted that the articles should contain the latest and most accurate information to be obtained from the standard works on each subject. Contributors have been chosen for their special knowledge and skill in presenting the subject, and they assume the responsibility for what they have written. Representing as they do Catholic scholarship in every part of the world, they give the work an international character.

The Encyclopedia bears the imprimatur of the Most Reverend Archbishop under whose jurisdiction it is published. In constituting the Editors the ecclesiastical censors, he has given them a singular proof of his confidence and of his desire to facilitate the publication of the work which he has promoted most effectively by his influence and kindly co-operation.

The Editors take occasion on the appearance of this first volume to express their gratitude to all who have taken part with them in this enterprise; in particular to the hierarchy for their cordial endorsement; to Catholic publishers and to the editors of the Catholic press for their frequent courtesies; to the contributors for their ready co-operation; to the original subscribers for their generous support; to the directors of the Company organized specially to produce the work, and to many non-Catholics for their kindly encouragement.

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Aa

• Aachen
• Aarhus, Ancient See of, in Denmark
• Aaron

Ab

• Abachum, Saints Maris, Martha, Audifax and
• Abaddon
• Abandonment
• Abarca, Pedro
• Abarim
• Abba
• Abban of Magheranoidhe, Saint
• Abban of New Ross, Saint
• Abban the Hermit, Saint
• Abbé
• Abbeloos, Jean Baptiste
• Abbess
• Abbey
• Abbo Cernuus
• Abbon, Saint
• Abbot
• Abbot, Commendatory
• Abbot, Henry
• Abbot, Lay
• Abbreviation, Methods of
• Abbreviations, Ecclesiastical
• Abbreviators
• Abdera
• Abdias
• Abdias of Babylon
• Abdication
• Abdon and Sennen, Saints
• Abduction
• Abecedaria
• Abecedarians
• Abel
• Abel
• Abel, Blessed Thomas
• Abelard, Peter
• Abelly, Louis
• Abenakis
• Aben-Ezra, Abraham-ben-Méir
• Abercius, Inscription of
• Abercromby, John
• Abercromby, Robert
• Aberdeen, The Diocese of
• Aberdeen, The University of
• Aberle, Moritz von
• Abgar, The Legend of
• Abiathar
• Abila
• Abingdon, The Abbey of
• Abington, Thomas
• Abiogenesis and Biogenesis
• Abipones
• Abisai
• Abjuration
• Abner
• Abomination of Desolation, The
• Abortion
• Abortion, The Physical Effects of
• Abrabanel, Don Isaac
• Abraham
• Abraham (in Liturgy)
• Abraham, The Bosom of
• Abraham a Sancta Clara
• Abraham Ecchelensis
• Abrahamites
• Abram, Nicholas
• Abrasax
• Absalom
• Absalon of Lund
• Absinthe
• Absolute, The
• Absolution
• Abstemii
• Abstinence
• Abstinence, Physical Effects of
• Abstraction
• Abthain
• Abucara, Theodore
• Abundius
• Abydus
• Abyss
• Abyssinia

Ac

• Acacia
• Acacians, The
• Acacius
• Acacius
• Acacius
• Acacius, Saint
• Academies, Roman
• Academy, The French
• Acadia
• Acanthus
• Acanthus
• Acathistus
• Acca, Saint
• Accaron
• Accentus Ecclesiasticus
• Acceptance
• Acceptants
• Accession
• Accessus
• Acciajuoli
• Accident
• Acclamation
• Acclamation (in Papal Elections)
• Accommodation, Biblical
• Accomplice
• Accursius, Francesco
• Acephali
• Acerenza, The Archdiocese of
• Achab
• Achaia
• Achaicus
• Achaz
• Achiacharus
• Achilleus, Domitilla and Pancratius, Saints Nereus
• Achimaas
• Achimelech
• Achitopel
• Achonry, Diocese of
• Achor Valley
• Achrida
• Achterfeldt, Johann Heinrich
• Achtermann, Theodore William
• Acidalius, Valens
• Aci-Reale, The Diocese of
• Ackermann, Leopold
• Acmonia
• Acoemetae
• Acolouthia
• Acolyte
• Acosta, Joaquín
• Acosta, José de
• Acquapendente
• Acquaviva
• Acquaviva, Claudius
• Acquapendente
• Acquaviva
• Acqui
• Acre
• Acrostic
• Act of Settlement (Irish)
• Acta Pilati
• Acta Sanctæ Sedis
• Acta Sanctorum Hiberniæ
• Acta Triadis Thaumaturgæ
• Acton, Charles Januarius
• Acton, John
• Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg, Baron Acton
• Acton, John Francis Edward
• Acts, Canonical
• Acts, Human
• Acts, Indifferent
• Acts of the Apostles
• Acts of the Martyrs
• Acts of Roman Congregations
• Actual Grace
• Actus et Potentia
• Actus primus
• Actus Purus
• Acuas

Ad

• Ad Apostolicae Dignitatis Apicem
• Ad Limina Apostolorum
• Ad Limina, Visit
• Ad Sanctam Beati Petri Sedem
• Ad Universalis Ecclesiae
• Adalard, Saint
• Adalbert
• Adalbert I
• Adalbert, Saint
• Adalbert, Saint
• Adam
• Adam in Early Christian Liturgy and Literature
• Adam, The Books of
• Adam of Bremen
• Adam of Fulda
• Adam of Murimuth
• Adam of Perseigne
• Adam of St. Victor
• Adam of Usk
• Adam, John
• Adam, Nicholas
• Adam Scotus
• Adami da Bolsena, Andrea
• Adamites
• Adamnan, Saint
• Adams, James
• Adams, Venerable John
• Adana
• Adar
• Adauctus, Saints Felix and
• Addai, Doctrine of
• Addas
• Addeus and Maris, Liturgy of
• Addresses, Ecclesiastical
• Adelaide, Archdiocese of
• Adelaide, Saint
• Adelaide, Saint
• Adelard of Bath
• Adelham, John Placid
• Adelmann
• Adelophagi
• Aden, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Adeodatus I, Pope Saint Deusdedit -- see Deusdedit, Pope Staint
• Adeodatus
• Adeodatus, Pope Saint
• Adeste Fidelis
• Adjuration
• Administrator
• Administrator (of Ecclesiastical Property)
• Admonitions, Canonical
• Admont
• Ado of Vienne, Saint
• Adonai
• Adonias
• Adoption
• Adoption, Canonical
• Adoption, Supernatural
• Adoptionism
• Adoration
• Adoration, Perpetual
• Adorno, Francis
• Adoro Te Devote
• Adria
• Adrian I, Pope
• Adrian II, Pope
• Adrian III, Pope Saint
• Adrian IV, Pope
• Adrian V, Pope
• Adrian VI, Pope
• Adrian of Canterbury, Saint
• Adrian of Castello
• Adrianople
• Adrichem, Christian Kruik van
• Adso
• Aduarte, Diego Francisco
• Adullam
• Adulteration of Food
• Adultery
• Advent
• Adventists
• Advertisements, Book of
• Advocates of Roman Congregations
• Advocates of St. Peter
• Advocatus Diaboli
• Advocatus Ecclesiæ
• Advowson
• Adytum

Ae

• Aedan of Ferns, Saint
• Aedh of Kildare
• Aegidius of Assisi, Blessed
• Aegidius of Viterbo
• Aelfred the Great
• Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham
• Aelnoth
• Aelred, Saint
• Æneas of Gaza
• Aengus, Saint (the Culdee)
• Aenon
• Aeons
• Aër
• Aërius of Pontus
• Æsthetics
• Æterni Patris
• Æterni Patris
• Aëtius

Af

• Affinity (in Canon Law)
• Affinity (in the Bible)
• Affirmation
• Afflighem
• Affre, Denis Auguste
• Afonzo de Albuquerque
• Afra, Saint
• Africa
• African Church, Early
• African Liturgy
• African Synods

Ag

• Agabus
• Agape
• Agapetæ
• Agapetus
• Agapetus I, Pope Saint
• Agapetus II, Pope
• Agar, William Seth
• Agatha, Saint
• Agathangelus
• Agathias
• Agatho, Pope Saint
• Agaunum
• Agazzari, Agostini
• Agde, Council of
• Age, Canonical
• Age of Reason
• Agen, Diocese of
• Agents of Roman Congregations
• Aggeus (Haggai)
• Aggressor, Unjust
• Agilulfus, Saint
• Agios O Theos
• Agnelli, Giuseppe
• Agnelli, Fra. Guglielmo
• Agnellus of Pisa, Blessed
• Agnellus, Andreas, of Ravenna
• Agnes of Assisi, Saint
• Agnes of Bohemia, Blessed
• Agnes of Montepulciano, Saint
• Agnes of Rome, Saint
• Agnesi, Maria Gaetana
• Agnetz
• Agnoetae
• Agnosticism
• Agnus Dei
• Agnus Dei (in Liturgy)
• Agony, Archconfraternity of Holy
• Agonistici
• Agony of Christ
• Agostini, Paolo
• Agostino Novello, Blessed
• Agra
• Agram
• Agrapha
• Agrarianism
• Agreda, Maria de
• Agria
• Agricius, Saint
• Agricola, Alexander
• Agricola, George
• Agricola, Rudolph
• Agrippa of Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius
• Agrippinus
• Aguas Calientes
• Aguirre, Joseph Saenz de

Ah

• Ahicam
• Ahriman and Ormuzd

Ai

• Aiblinger, Johann Caspar
• Aichinger, Gregor
• Aidan of Lindisfarne, Saint
• Aiguillon, Duchess of
• Aikenhead, Mary
• Ailbe, Saint
• Aileran, Saint
• Aimerich, Mateo
• Aire, Diocese of
• Airoli, Giacomo Maria
• Aisle
• Aistulph
• Aix, Archdiocese of
• Aix-en-Provence, Councils of

Aj

• Ajaccio, Diocese of

Ak

• Akhmin
• Akominatos, Michael & Nicetas

Al

• Alabama
• Alabanda
• Alabaster
• Alagoas, Diocese of
• Alagona, Pietro
• Alain de l'Isle
• Alalis
• Alaman, Lucas
• Alamanni, Niccolò
• Alan of Tewkesbury
• Alan of Walsingham
• Alanus de Rupe
• Alarcón, Pedro Antonio de
• Alaska
• Alatri
• Alb
• Alba Pompeia, Diocese of
• Alban, Saint
• Albanenses
• Albani
• Albania
• Albano
• Albany
• Albenga
• Albergati, Niccolo
• Alberic of Monte Cassino
• Alberic of Ostia
• Albero de Montreuil
• Alberoni, Giulio
• Albert
• Albert II
• Albert, Blessed
• Albert, Saint
• Albert Berdini of Sarteano, Blessed
• Albert of Aachen
• Albert of Brandenburg
• Albert of Castile
• Albert of Saxony
• Albert of Stade
• Alberta, Saskatchewan and
• Alberti, Leandro
• Alberti, Leone Battista
• Albertini, Nicolò
• Albertrandi, John Baptist
• Albertus Magnus, Saint
• Albi (Albia), Archdiocese of
• Albi, Council of
• Albi, Juan de
• Albicus, Sigismund
• Albigenses
• Albinus
• Albrechtsberger, Johann G.
• Albright Brethren, The
• Afonzo de Albuquerque
• Alcalá, University of
• Alcántara, Military Order of
• Alcedo, Antonio de
• Alchemy
• Alciati, Andrea
• Alcimus
• Alcmund, Saint
• Alcock, John
• Alcoholism
• Alcuin
• Aldegundis, Saint
• Aldersbach
• Aldfrith
• Aldhelm, Saint
• Aldric, Saint
• Aldrovandi, Ulissi
• Alea, Leonard
• Alegambe, Philippe
• Alegre, Francisco Xavier
• Alemany, Joseph Sadoc
• Alenio, Guilio
• Aleppo
• Ales and Terralba
• Alessandria della Paglia
• Alessi, Galeazzo
• Alessio
• Alexander, Name of Seven Men
• Alexander (Early Bishops)|
• Alexander I, Pope Saint
• Alexander II, Pope
• Alexander III, Pope
• Alexander IV, Pope
• Alexander V
• Alexander VI, Pope
• Alexander VII, Pope
• Alexander VIII, Pope
• Alexander, Saint
• Alexander, Saint
• Alexander, Saint
• Alexander Briant, Blessed
• Alexander Natalis
• Alexander of Abonoteichos
• Alexander of Hales
• Alexander of Lycopolis
• Alexander Sauli, Blessed
• Alexandre, Dom Jacques
• Alexandria
• Alexandria, Councils of
• Alexandria, The Church of
• Alexandria, The Diocese of
• Alexandrian Library, The
• Alexandrine Liturgy, The
• Alexandrinus, Codex
• Alexian Nuns
• Alexians
• Alexis Falconieri, Saint
• Alexius, Saint
• Alfield, Venerable Thomas
• Alfieri, Count Vittorio
• Alfieri, Pietro
• Alfonso de Zamora
• Alfonso of Burgos
• Alford, Michael
• Alfred the Great
• Alfrida, Saint
• Alfwold, Saint
• Alger of Liége
• Alghero
• Algiers
• Algonquins
• Alife
• Alighieri, Dante
• Alimentation
• Alimony
• Aliturgical Days
• All Hallows College
• All Saints' Day
• All Souls' Day
• Allah
• Allahabad
• Allard, Paul
• Allatius, Leo
• Allegranza, Joseph
• Allegri, Antonio
• Allegri, Gregorio
• Alleluia
• Allemand, Jean
• Allen, Edward Patrick
• Allen, Frances
• Allen, George
• Allen, John
• Allen, John
• Allen, William
• Allerstein, August
• Alliance, Holy
• Allies, Thomas William
• Allioli, Joseph Franz
• Allison, William
• Allocution
• Allori
• Allot, William
• Allouez, Claude
• Alma
• Alma Redemptoris Mater
• Almagro, Diego de
• Almeida, John
• Almeria
• Almici, Camillo
• Almond, John
• Almond, John, Venerable
• Almond, Oliver
• Alms and Almsgiving
• Alnoth, Saint
• Alogi
• Aloysius Gonzaga, Saint
• Alpha and Omega (in Scripture)
• Alpha and Omega
• Alphabet, Christian Use of the
• Alphege, Saint
• Alphonsus Liguori, Saint
• Alphonsus Rodriguez, Saint
• Alpini, Prospero
• Alsace-Lorraine
• Altamirano, Diego Francisco
• Altamura and Acquaviva
• Altar Bell
• Altar Breadboxes
• Altar Breads
• Altar Candles
• Altar Candlesticks
• Altar Canopy
• Altar Cards
• Altar Carpets
• Altar Cavity
• Altar Cloths
• Altar Crucifix
• Altar Curtain
• Altar, Double
• Altar Frontal
• Altar, High
• Altar Horns
• Altar Lamp
• Altar Lanterns
• Altar Ledge
• Altar Linens
• Altar (in Liturgy)
• Altar of Our Lady
• Altar of Repose
• Altarpiece
• Altar, Portable
• Altar, Privileged
• Altar Protector
• Altar Rail
• Altar Screen
• Altar Side
• Altar Steps
• Altar Stole
• Altar Stone
• Altar, Stripping of an
• Altar Tomb
• Altar Vase
• Altar Vessels
• Altar Wine
• Altarage
• Altars (in the Greek Churches)
• Altars (in Scripture)
• Altar, History of the Christian
• Altmann, Blessed
• Alto, Saint
• Alton
• Altoona, Diocese of
• Altruism
• Alumbrados -- Illuminati
• Alumnus
• Alunno, Niccolò
• Alva, The Duke of
• Alvarado, Alonzo de
• Alvarado, Fray Francisco de
• Alvarado, Pedro de
• Alvarez, Balthazar
• Alvarez, Diego
• Alvarez, Manoel
• Alvarez de Paz
• Alvarus Pelagius
• Alypius, Saint
• Alzate, José Antonio
• Alzog, Johann Baptist

Am

• Ama
• Amadeo, Giovanni Antonio
• Amadia and Akra
• Amalarius of Metz
• Amalberga, Saint
• Amalberga, Saint
• Amalec
• Amalfi
• Amalricians
• Amalricus Augerii
• Amandus, Saint
• Amasia
• Amastris
• Amat, Thaddeus
• Amathus
• Amazones, Diocese of
• Ambarach, Peter
• Ambition
• Ambo
• Ambo (in the Russian and Greek Church)
• Ambronay, Our Lady of
• Ambros, August Wilhelm
• Ambrosian Basilica
• Ambrosian Chant
• Ambrosian Hymnography
• Ambrosian Library
• Ambrosian Liturgy and Rite
• Ambrose, Saint
• Ambrose of Camaldoli, Saint
• Ambrose of Sienna, Blessed
• Ambrosians
• Ambrosiaster
• Ambulatory
• Amelia
• Amelote, Denis
• Amen
• Amende Honorable
• Amerbach, Veit
• America
• America, Pre-Columbian Discovery of
• American College at Louvain, The
• American College in Rome, The
• American College in Rome, The South
• American Protective Association, The
• Amerigo Vespucci
• Amherst, Francis Kerril, D.D.
• Amias, Venerable John
• Amiatinus, Codex
• Amice
• Amico, Antonio
• Amico, Francesco
• Amida, Diocese of
• Amiens, Diocese of
• Amiot, Joseph Maria
• Amisus
• Ammen, Daniel
• Ammon
• Ammon, Saint
• Ammonian Sections
• Ammonites
• Amorbach
• Amorios
• Amorrhites
• Amort, Eusebius
• Amos
• Amovibility
• Amoy, The Vicariate Apostolic of
• Ampère, André-Marie
• Amphilochius of Iconium
• Amphilochius of Sida
• Amphoræ
• Ampleforth, The Abbey of
• Ampullæ
• Ampurias, Diocese of
• Amra
• Amrah
• Amraphel
• Amsterdam
• Amulet
• Amulets, Use and Abuse of
• Amyclae
• Amyot, Jacques

An

• Anabaptists
• Anacletus, Pope Saint
• Anacletus II
• Anæsthesia
• Anagni
• Analogy
• Analysis
• Anaphora
• Anarchy
• Anastasia, Saint
• Anastasiopolis
• Anastasius, Saint
• Anastasius, Saint
• Anastasius I, Pope Saint
• Anastasius II, Pope
• Anastasius III, Pope
• Anastasius IV, Pope
• Anastasius Bibliothecarius
• Anastasius Sinaita, Saint
• Anathema
• Anathoth
• Anatolia, Saint
• Anatolius, Saint
• Anatolius, Saint
• Anatomy
• Anazarbus
• Añazco, Pedro de
• Anchieta, Joseph
• Anchor (as Symbol), The
• Anchorites
• Ancient of Days
• Ancilla Dei
• Ancona and Umana
• Ancren Riwle
• Ancyra
• Ancyra, Councils of
• Andalusia
• Andechs
• Anderdon, William Henry
• Anderledy, Anthony Maria
• Anderson, Henry James
• Anderson, Lionel Albert
• Anderson, Patrick
• Anderton, James
• Anderton, Venerable Robert
• Anderton, Roger
• Anderton, Thomas
• Andlaw, Heinrich Bernhard, Freiherr von
• Andleby, Venerable William
• Andrada, Alonso
• Andrada, Antonio de
• Andrada de Payva, Diego
• André, Bernard
• André, Yves Marie
• Andrea Dotti, Blessed
• Andrea Pisano
• Andreas of Ratisbon
• Andreis, Felix de
• Andres, Juan
• Andres, Juan
• Andrew, Saint
• Andrew, Saint
• Andrew Avellino, Saint
• Andrew Bobola, Saint
• Andrew Corsini, Saint
• Andrew of Crete, Saint
• Andrew of Caesarea
• Andrew of Crete, Saint
• Andrew of Lonjumeau
• Andrew of Rhodes
• Andrew the Scot, Saint
• Andrews, William Eusebius
• Andronicus, Saints Probus, Tarachus, and
• Andria, Diocese of
• Anemurium
• Anerio, Felice
• Anerio, Giovanni Francesco
• Anfossi, Filippo
• Ange de Saint Joseph
• Ange de Sainte Rosalie
• Angels
• Angel, Guardian
• Angela Merici, Saint
• Angela of Foligno, Blessed
• Angeli, Francesco degli
• Angeli, Girolamo degli
• Angelicals, The
• Angelico, Fra
• Angelo Carletti di Chivasso, Blessed
• Angelo Clareno da Cingoli
• Angels, Early Christian Representations of
• Angels of the Churches
• Angelus
• Angelus Bell
• Angelus, Silesius
• Anger
• Angers
• Angers, University of
• Anges, Notre Dame de
• Angilbert, Saint
• Angiolini, Francesco
• Anglesea, The Priory of
• Anglican Orders
• Anglicanism
• Anglin, Timothy Warren
• Anglo-Saxon Church, The
• Anglona-Tursi
• Angola and Congo
• Angora
• Angoulême
• Angra
• Angulo, Pedro
• Anhalt
• Anicetus, Pope Saint
• Anima, College and Church of the (in Rome)
• Anima Christi
• Animals in Christian Art
• Animals in the Bible
• Animals, Cruelty to
• Animism
• Animuccia, Giovanni
• Anise
• Anna
• Anna Comnena
• Annals, Ecclesiastical
• Annas
• Annat, François
• Annates
• Anne, Saint
• Anne d'Auray, Sainte
• Anne de Beaupré, Sainte
• Anne de Xainctonge, Venerable
• Annecy
• Annegarn, Joseph
• Anne Line, Saint
• Anne-Marie Javouhey, Venerable
• Annius of Viterbo
• Anno, Saint
• Annunciation, The
• Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, The Feast of the
• Annunciation, The Orders of the
• Anquetil, Louis-Pierre
• Ansaldi, Casto Innocenzio
• Ansaloni, Giordano
• Anschar, Saint
• Anse, Councils of
• Ansegisus
• Ansegisus, Saint
• Anselm, Saint
• Anselm, Saint
• Anselm of Laon
• Anselm of Liège
• Anselm of Lucca, the Younger, Saint
• Anselme, Antoine
• Anslo, Reyer
• Anstey, Thomas Chisholm
• Antediluvians
• Anterus, Pope Saint
• Anthelmi, Joseph
• Anthemius
• Anthony, Saint
• Anthony, Orders of Saint
• Anthony of Padua, Saint
• Anthony of Sienna
• Anthony of the Mother of God
• Anthropomorphism, Anthropomorphites
• Antichrist
• Antidicomarianites
• Antidoron
• Antigonish
• Antimensium
• Antinoe
• Antinomianism
• Antioch
• Antioch, The Church of
• Antiochene Liturgy
• Antiochus of Palestine
• Antipater of Bostra
• Antipatris
• Antiphellos
• Antiphon
• Antiphon (in the Greek Church)
• Antiphon (in Greek Liturgy)
• Antiphon, Communion
• Antiphonary
• Antiphonary, Gregorian
• Antipodes
• Antipope
• Antiquities, Biblical
• Antivari
• Antofogaste
• Antoine, Paul Gabriel
• Anton Ulrich
• Antonelli, Giacomo
• Antonelli, Leonardo
• Antonelli, Nicolò Maria
• Antoniano, Giovanni
• Antoniano, Silvi
• Antoniewicz, Charles
• Antoninus, Saint
• Antoninus Pius
• Antonio Aparisi y Guijarro
• Antonio Maria Zaccaria, Saint
• Antonio of Vicenza, Maria
• Antonius
• Antony, Franz Joseph
• Antwerp
• Anunciación, Fray Domingo de la
• Anunciación, Fray Juan de la

Ao

• Aosta

Ap

• Apaches
• Apameia
• Apelles
• Aphian, Saint
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• Blackwood, Adam
• Blaise, Saint
• Blanc, Anthony
• Blanchard, Jean-Baptiste
• Blanchet, Franç Norbert
• Blanchet, Augustin Magloire
• Blandina, Saint
• Blane, Saint
• Blasphemy
• Blastares, Matthew
• Blathmac, Saint
• Blemmida, Nicephorus
• Blenkinsop
• Blessed, The
• Blessed Sacrament, The
• Blessed Sacrament, Congregation of the
• Blessed Sacrament, Exposition of the
• Blessed Sacrament, Reservation of the
• Blessed Sacrament, Sisters of the
• Blessed Sacrament, Visits to the
• Blessed Virgin Mary, The
• Blessing
• Blessing, Apostolic
• Blind, Education of the
• Blois
• Blomevenna, Peter
• Blood Indians
• Blosius, François-Louis
• Bluetooth, Harold
• Blyssen, Heinrich
• Blyth, Francis

Bo

• Bobadilla, Nicolaus
• Bobbio, Abbey and Diocese of
• Bobola, Saint Andrew
• Boccaccino
• Boccaccio, Giovanni
• Böcken, Placidus
• Bocking, Edward
• Bodey, Ven. John
• Bodin, Jean
• Bodone
• Boece, Hector
• Boeri, Petrus
• Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus
• Bogotá
• Bohemia
• Bohemian Brethren
• Bohemians of the United States
• Boiano
• Boiardo, Matteo Maria
• Boileau-Despréaux, Nicholas
• Boise
• Boisgelin, Jean de Dieu-Raymond de Cucé de
• Boisil, Saint
• Bois-le-Duc
• Bokenham, Osbern
• Bolanden, Conrad von
• Bolgeni, Giovanni Vincenzo
• Bolivia
• Bollandists, The
• Bollig, Johann
• Bologna
• Bologna, Giovanni da
• Bologna, University of
• Bolsec, Jérôme-Hermès
• Bolton, Edmund
• Bolzano, Bernhard
• Bombay
• Bommel, Cornelius Richard Anton van
• Bona, Giovanni
• Bonagratia of Bergamo
• Bonal, François de
• Bonal, Raymond
• Bonald, Louis-Gabriel-Ambroise, Vicompte de
• Bonald, Louis-Jacques-Maurice de
• Bona Mors Confraternity, The
• Bonaparte, Charles-Lucien-Jules-Laurent
• Bonaventure, Saint
• Bonaventure, College of Saint
• Boncompagni, Balthasar
• Bonet, Juan Pablo
• Bonet, Nicholas
• Bonfrère, Jacques
• Boniface, Saint
• Boniface I, Pope Saint
• Boniface II, Pope
• Boniface III, Pope
• Boniface IV, Pope Saint
• Boniface V, Pope
• Boniface VI, Pope
• Boniface VII, Antipope
• Boniface VIII, Pope
• Boniface IX, Pope
• Boniface Association
• Boniface of Savoy
• Boni Homines
• Bonizo of Sutri
• Bonn, University of
• Bonnard, Ven. Jean Louis
• Bonnechose, Henri-Marie-Gaston Boisnormand de
• Bonne-Espérance, The Abbey of
• Bonner, Edmund
• Bonnetty, Augustin
• Bonosus
• Bon Secours, Institutes of
• Bonvicino, Alessandro
• Book of Common Prayer
• Book of Kells
• Book of Martyrs, Foxe's
• Books, Index of Prohibited
• Bordeaux
• Bordeaux, University of
• Bordone, Cavaliere Paris
• Boré, Eugène
• Borgess, Caspar Henry
• Borgia, Stefano
• Börglum, Ancient See of
• Borgo San-Donnino
• Borgo San-Sepolcro
• Borgognone, Ambrogio
• Borie, Pierre-Rose-Ursule-Dumoulin
• Borneo
• Borras, Francisco Nicolás
• Borromeo, Andrea
• Borromeo, Saint Charles
• Borromeo, Federico
• Borromeo, Society of Saint Charles
• Borromini, Francesco
• Borrus, Christopher
• Bosa, Diocese of
• Bosch, Peter van der
• Bosco, Saint Giovanni (John)
• Boscovich, Ruggiero Giuseppe
• Bosio, Antonio
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Boso
• Boso (Breakspear)
• Bossu, Jacques le
• Bossuet, Jacques-Bénigne
• Boste, Saint John
• Boston
• Bostra
• Bothrys
• Botticelli, Sandro
• Botulph, Saint
• Boturini Benaducci, Lorenzo
• Boucher, Pierre
• Bougaud, Louis-Victor-Emile
• Bougeant, Guillaume-Hyacinthe
• Bouhours, Dominique
• Bouillart, Jacques
• Bouillon, Cardinal de
• Bouix, Marie Dominique
• Boulainvilliers, Henri, Count of
• Boulanger, André de
• Boulay, César-Egasse du
• Boulogne, Etienne-Antoine
• Bouquet, Martin
• Bouquillon, Thomas
• Bourassé, Jean-Jacques
• Bourchier, Thomas
• Bourdaloue, Louis
• Bourdeilles, Hélie de
• Bourdon, Jean
• Bourgade, François
• Bourges
• Bourget, Ignace
• Bourgoing, François
• Bourke, Ulick Joseph
• Bourne, Gilbert
• Bouvens, Charles de
• Bouvet, Joachim
• Bouvier, Jean-Baptiste
• Bouvier, Jeanne-Marie, de La Motte-Guyon
• Bova
• Bovino
• Bowyer, Sir George
• Boy-Bishop
• Boyce, John
• Boycotting
• Boyle Abbey

Br

• Bracken, Thomas
• Bracton, Henry de
• Bradley, Denis Mary
• Bradshaigh, Edward
• Bradshaw, Henry
• Brady, William Maziere
• Braga, Archdiocese of
• Braga, Councils of
• Bragança-Miranda, Diocese of
• Brahminism
• Braille, Louis
• Bralion, Nicolas de
• Bramante, Donato
• Brancaccio
• Brancati, Francesco
• Brancati di Lauria, Francesco Lorenzo
• Branch Sunday
• Brandenburg
• Branly, Edouard
• Brant, Sebastian
• Brantôme, Seigneur de Bourdeille, Pierre de
• Brasses, Memorial
• Brasseur de Bourbourg, Charles Etienne, Abbé
• Brassicanus, Johann Alexander
• Brassicanus, Johann Ludwig
• Braulio, Saint
• Braun, Placidus
• Braunschweig
• Bravo, Francisco
• Brazil
• Bread, Liturgical Use of
• Breadboxes, Altar
• Breads, Altar
• Breast, Striking of the
• Brébeuf, Jean de
• Breda
• Bréhal, Jean
• Brehon Laws, The
• Bremen
• Brenach, Saint
• Brenan, Michael John
• Brendan, Saint
• Brentano, Klemens Maria
• Brescia
• Breslau
• Bressani, Francesco Giuseppe
• Brest, Union of
• Brethren of the Lord, The
• Breton, Raymond
• Bretton, Venerable John
• Breviary
• Breviary, Aberdeen
• Breviary, Reform of the Roman
• Brewer, Heinrich
• Briand, Joseph Olivier
• Briant, Saint Alexander
• Bribery
• Briçonnet
• Bridaine, Jacques
• Bridge-Building Brotherhood, The
• Bridget of Sweden, Saint
• Bridgett, Thomas Edward
• Bridgewater, John
• Bridgewater Treatises
• Briefs and Bulls
• Brieuc, Saint
• Brigid of Ireland, Saint
• Brigidines, Institute of the
• Brigittines
• Brignon, John
• Bril, Paulus
• Brillmacher, Peter Michael
• Brindholm, Ven. Edmund
• Brindisi
• Brinkley, Stephen
• Brisacier, Jacques-Charles de
• Brisacier, Jean de
• Brisbane
• Brischar, Johann Nepomucene
• Bristol, Ancient Diocese of
• Bristow, Richard
• British Columbia
• Britius, Francis
• Brittain, Thomas Lewis
• Britto, Blessed John de
• Britton, Venerable John
• Brixen
• Brogan, Saint
• Broglie, Auguste-Théodore-Paul de
• Broglie, Jacques-Victor-Albert, Duc de
• Broglie, Maurice-Jean de
• Brogny, Jean-Allarmet de
• Bromyard, John
• Brondel, John Baptist
• Brookby, Anthony
• Brookes, James
• Brooklyn
• Brosse, Jean-Baptiste de la
• Brothers Hospitallers of St. John of God
• Broughton, Richard
• Brouwer, Christoph
• Brown, William
• Browne, Charles Farrar
• Brownson, Orestes Augustus
• Brownson, Sarah
• Brownsville
• Bru, Saint
• Brück, Heinrich
• Bruel, Joachim
• Brueys, David-Augustin de
• Brugère, Louis-Frédéric
• Bruges
• Brugière, Pierre
• Brugman, John
• Brumidi, Constantino
• Brumoy, Pierre
• Brunellesco, Filippo
• Brunetière, Ferdinand
• Brunforte, Ugolino
• Bruni, Leonardo
• Brünn
• Brunner, Francis de Sales
• Brunner, Sebastian
• Bruno, Saint
• Bruno, Saint
• Bruno, Giordano
• Bruno of Querfurt, Saint
• Bruno the Saxon
• Brunswick
• Brus, Anton
• Brusa
• Brussels
• Bruté de Rémur, Simon William Gabriel
• Bruyas, Jacques
• Bryant, John Delavau

Bu

• Bubastis
• Bucelin, Gabriel
• Bucer, Martin
• Bucharest
• Buck, Victor De
• Buckfast Abbey
• Buckley, Venerable John
• Buckley, Sir Patrick Alphonsus
• Buddhism
• Budé, Guillaume
• Budweis
• Buenos Aires
• Buffalo
• Buffier, Claude
• Buglio, Louis
• Buil, Bernardo
• Buildings, Ecclesiastical
• Bukarest
• Bulgaria
• Bulla Aurea
• Bullaker, Ven. Thomas
• Bullarium
• Bull-Fight, The Spanish
• Bullion, Angélique
• Bulls and Briefs
• Bulstrode, Sir Richard
• Bunderius, Joannes
• Buonarroti, Michelangelo
• Burchard of Basle
• Burchard of Worms
• Burchard of Würzurg, Saint
• Burckmair, Hans
• Burgis, Edward Ambrose
• Burgoa, Francisco
• Burgos
• Burgundy
• Burial, Christian
• Buridan, Jean
• Burigny, Jean Lévesque de
• Burkard, Franz
• Burke, Edmund
• Burke, Thomas
• Burke, Thomas Nicholas
• Burleigh, Walter
• Burlington
• Burma
• Burnett, Peter Hardeman
• Burns, James
• Burse
• Bursfeld, The Abbey of
• Bury St. Edmund's, The Abbey of
• Bus, Venerable César de
• Busée, Pierre
• Busembaum, Hermann
• Busiris
• Buskins
• Buss, Franz Joseph, Ritter von
• Bustamante, Carlos María
• Buston, Thomas Stephen
• Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, Third Marquess of
• Buteux, Jacques
• Butler, Alban
• Butler, Charles
• Butler, Mary Joseph
• Butler, Sir William Francis
• Buttress
• Buxton, Ven. Chrisopher

By

• Byblos
• Bye-Altar
• Byllis
• Byrd, William
• Byrne, Andrew
• Byrne, Richard
• Byrne, William
• Byzantine Architecture
• Byzantine Art
• Byzantine Empire, The
• Byzantine Literature
• Byzantine Rite

C

Ca

• Caballero, Fernán de
• Caballero, Raimundo Diosdado
• Caballero y Ocio, Juan
• Cabas
• Cabassut
• Cabello de Balboa, Miguel
• Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez
• Cabot, John & Sebastian
• Cabral, Francisco
• Cabral, Pedralvarez
• Cabrillo, Estévan
• Cadalous
• Caddo Indians
• Cades
• Cadillac, Antoine de Lamothe, Sieur de
• Cadiz, Diocese of
• Cadwallador, Venerable Roger
• Cædmon, Saint
• Caen, University of
• Cæremoniale Episcoporum
• Cærularius, Michael
• Cæsarea
• Cæsarea Mauretaniæ
• Cæsarea Palestinæ
• Cæsarea Philippi
• Cæsarius of Arles, Saint
• Cæsarius of Heisterbach
• Cæsarius of Nazianzus
• Cæsarius of Prüm
• Cæsar of Speyer
• Cæsaropolis
• Cagliari, Archdiocese of
• Cagli e Pergola, Diocese of
• Cahier, Charles
• Cahill, Daniel William
• Cahors, Diocese of
• Caiaphas
• Caiazzo, Diocese of
• Caillau, Armand-Benjamin
• Cain
• Cainites
• Caiphas
• Caius
• Caius, John
• Caius and Soter, Saints
• Cajetan, Saint
• Cajetan, Constantino
• Cajetan, Tommaso de Vio Gaetani
• Calabozo, Diocese of
• Calahorra and La Calzada, Diocese of
• Calama
• Calancha, Fray Antonio de la
• Calas Case, The
• Calasanctius, Saint Joseph
• Calasio, Mario di
• Calatayud, Pedro de
• Calatrava, Military Order of
• Calcutta
• Caldani, Leopoldo Marco Antonio
• Caldara, Polidoro (da Caravaggio)
• Caldas-Barbosa, Domingo
• Calderon de la Barca, Pedro
• Caleb
• Calendar, Christian
• Calendar, Jewish
• Calendar, Reform of the
• Calepino, Ambrogio
• Cali, Diocese of
• Caliari, Paolo
• California
• California, Vicariate Apostolic of Lower
• California Missions
• Callières, Louis-Hector de
• Callinicus
• Callipolis
• Callistus I, Pope
• Callistus II, Pope
• Callistus III, Pope
• Callot, Jacques
• Cally, Pierre
• Calmet, Dom Augustin
• Caloe
• Caltagirone
• Caltanisetta
• Calumny
• Calvaert, Dionysius
• Calvary, Congregation of Our Lady of
• Calvary, Mount
• Calvert, George
• Calvert, Cecilius
• Calvert, Charles
• Calvert, Leonard
• Calvert, Philip
• Calvi and Teano, Diocese of
• Calvin, John
• Calvinism
• Calvinus, Justus Baronius
• Calynda
• Camachus
• Camaldolese
• Cámara y Castro, Tomás
• Camargo, Diego Muñoz
• Cambiaso, Luca
• Cambrai, Archdiocese of
• Cambridge, University of
• Cambysopolis
• Camel, George Joseph
• Camerino, Diocese of
• Camerlengo
• Cameroon
• Camillus de Lellis, Saint
• Camisards
• Camões, Luis Vaz de
• Campagna, Girolamo
• Campagnola, Domenico
• Campan, Jeanne-Louise-Henriette
• Campaña, Pedro
• Campanella, Tommaso
• Campani, Giuseppe
• Campbell, James
• Campeche
• Campeggio, Lorenzo
• Campi, Bernardino
• Campi, Galeazzo
• Campi, Giulio
• Campion, Saint Edmund
• Campo Santo de' Tedeschi
• Camus de Pont-Carré, Jean-Pierre
• Cana
• Canaan, Canaanites
• Canada
• Canada, Catholicity in
• Canal, José de la
• Canary Islands, The
• Canatha
• Cancer de Barbastro, Luis
• Candace
• Candia
• Candidus
• Candle, Paschal
• Candlemas
• Candles
• Candles, Altar
• Candlestick, Seven-Branch
• Candlestick, Triple
• Candlesticks
• Candlesticks, Altar
• Canea
• Canelos and Macas
• Canes, Vincent
• Canice, Saint
• Canisius, Henricus
• Canisius, Peter, Blessed
• Canisius, Theodorich
• Cano, Alonso
• Cano, Melchior
• Canon
• Canon
• Canoness
• Canon of the Mass
• Canon of the Old Testament
• Canon of the New Testament
• Canon Law
• Canonical Hours
• Canonization and Beatification
• Canons, Apostolic
• Canons, Collections of Ancient
• Canons, Ecclesiastical
• Canons and Canonesses Regular
• Canons, Penitential
• Canons Regular of the Immaculate Conception
• Canopus
• Canopy
• Canopy, Altar
• Canossa
• Canova, Antonio
• Cantate Sunday
• Canterbury
• Canticle
• Canticle of Canticles
• Canticle of Simeon
• Canticle of Zachary
• Cantius, Saint John
• Cantor
• Cantù, Cesare
• Canute
• Canute IV, Saint
• Capaccio and Vallo
• Capecelatro, Alfonso
• Capefigue, Baptiste-Honoré-Raymond
• Caperolo, Pietro
• Capgrave, John
• Cap Haïtien
• Capharnaum
• Capital Punishment
• Capitolias
• Capitulations, Episcopal and Pontifical
• Capocci, Gaetano
• Capponi, Gino, Count
• Capranica, Domenico
• Caprara, Giovanni Battista
• Capreolus, John
• Capsa
• Captain (in the Bible)
• Captivities of the Israelites
• Capua
• Capuchinesses
• Capuchin Friars Minor
• Capuciati
• Caquetá
• Carabantes, José de
• Caracalla
• Caracas
• Caraffa, Vincent
• Caraites
• Caramuel y Lobkowitz, Juan
• Caravaggio (Michaelangelo Morigi)
• Carayon, Auguste
• Carbery, James Joseph
• Carbonari
• Carbonnelle, Ignatius
• Carcassonne
• Cardan, Girolamo
• Cardenas, Juan
• Cardica
• Cardinal
• Cardinal Protector
• Cardinal Vicar
• Cardinal Virtues
• Cardinals (1913 List)
• Cards, Altar
• Carducci, Bartolommeo and Vincenzo
• Carem
• Carey, Mathew
• Carheil, Etienne de
• Cariati
• Caribs
• Carissimi, Giacomo
• Carli, Dionigi da Piacenza
• Carlisle
• Carlovingian Schools
• Carmel
• Carmel, Mount
• Carmel, Feast of Our Lady of Mount
• Carmelite Order, The
• Carneiro, Melchior
• Carnoy, Jean-Baptiste
• Carochi, Horacio
• Caroline Books
• Caroline Islands
• Carolingian Schools
• Caron, Raymond
• Caron, Reneé-Edouard
• Carpaccio, Vittore
• Carpasia
• Carpets, Altar
• Carpi
• Carracci
• Carranza, Bartolomé
• Carranza, Diego
• Carreno de Miranda, Juan
• Carrera, Rafael
• Carrhae
• Carrière, Joseph
• Carrières, Louis de
• Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton
• Carroll, Daniel
• Carroll, John
• Cartagena
• Cartagena
• Carter, Venerable William
• Carthage, Saint
• Carthage
• Carthage, Councils of -- See African Synods
• Carthusian Order, The
• Cartier, Georges-Etienne
• Cartier, Jacques
• Carvajal, Bernardino Lopez de
• Carvajal, Gaspar de
• Carvajal, Juan
• Carvajal, Luis de
• Carvajal, Luisa de
• Carve, Thomas
• Caryll, John
• Carystus
• Casale Monferatto
• Casali, Giovanni Battista
• Casanare
• Casanata, Girolamo
• Casas, Bartolomé de las
• Caserta
• Casey, John
• Casgrain, Henri Raymond
• Cashel
• Casimir, Saint
• Casium
• Casot, Jean-Jacques
• Cassander, George
• Cassani, Joseph
• Cassano all' Ionio
• Casserly, Patrick S.
• Cassian, John
• Cassidy, William
• Cassini, Giovanni Domenico
• Cassiodorus
• Casson, François Dollier de
• Cassovia
• Castabala
• Castagno, Andrea
• Castellammare di Stabia
• Castellaneta (Castania)
• Castellanos, Juan de
• Castelli, Benedetto
• Castelli, Pietro
• Castello, Giovanni Battista
• Castiglione, Baldassare
• Castiglione, Carlo Ottavio
• Castiglione, Giovanni Benedetto
• Castile and Aragon
• Castillejo, Cristóbal de
• Castner, Caspar
• Castoria
• Castracane degli Antelminelli, Francesco
• Castro, Guigo de
• Castro, Alphonsus de
• Castro Palao, Fernando
• Castro y Bellvis, Guillen de
• Casuistry
• Caswall, Edward
• Catacombs, Roman
• Catafalque
• Catalani, Giuseppe
• Catalonia
• Catania
• Catanzaro
• Catechesis
• Catechism, Roman
• Catechumen
• Categorical Imperative
• Category
• Catenæ
• Cathari
• Cathedra
• Cathedral
• Cathedraticum
• Catherick, Venerable Edmund
• Catherine, Monastery of Saint
• Catherine de' Medici
• Catherine de' Ricci, Saint
• Catherine of Alexandria, Saint
• Catherine of Bologna, Saint
• Catherine of Genoa, Saint
• Catherine of Siena, Saint
• Catherine of Sweden, Saint
• Catholic
• Catholic Benevolent Legion
• Catholic Club of New York
• Catholic Epistle
• Catholic Knights of America
• Catholic Missionary Union
• Catholicos
• Catholic University of America
• Catholic University of Ireland
• Catrou, François
• Cattaro
• Cauchy, Augustin-Louis
• Caughnawaga
• Caulet, François-Etienne
• Caunus
• Cause
• Caussin, Nicolas
• Cavagnis, Felice
• Cavalieri, Bonaventura
• Cavanagh, James
• Cavazzi, Giovanni Antonio
• Cavedoni, Celestino
• Cavity, Altar
• Cavo, Andres
• Caxton, William
• Cayes
• Cayetano, Saint
• Caylus, Comte de
• Cazeau, Charles-Félix

Ce

• Ceadda, Saint
• Cebú
• Cecilia, Saint
• Cedar
• Cedar
• Cedd, Saint
• Cedes
• Cedron, Brook of
• Cefalù
• Ceillier, Rémi
• Celebret
• Celenderis
• Celestine I, Pope Saint
• Celestine II, Pope
• Celestine III, Pope
• Celestine IV, Pope
• Celestine V, Pope Saint
• Celestine Order
• Celestines
• Celibacy of the Clergy
• Cella
• Cellier, Elizabeth
• Cellites
• Celsus and Nazarius, Saints
• Celsus the Platonist
• Celtes, Conrad
• Celtic Rite, The
• Cemeteries
• Cemeteries in Law
• Cemeteries, Early Roman Christian
• Cenacle, Religious of the
• Cenalis, Robert
• Ceneda
• Censer
• Censorship of Books
• Censures, Ecclesiastical
• Censures, Theological
• Census
• Central Verein of North America, German Roman Catholic
• Centre (Party), The
• Centuriators of Magdeburg
• Centurion
• Ceolfrid, Saint
• Ceolwulf
• Cepeda, Francisco
• Ceramus
• Cerasus
• Ceremonial
• Ceremony
• Cerinthus
• Certitude
• Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de
• Cervantes, Salazar Francisco
• Cervia
• Cesalpino, Andrea
• Cesarini, Giuliano
• Cesena
• Ceslaus, Saint
• Cestra
• Ceva, Thomas
• Ceylon

Ch

• Chabanel, Noel
• Chachapoyas
• Chad, Saint
• Chadwick, James
• Chaignon, Pierre
• Chair of Peter
• Chalcedon
• Chalcedon, Council of
• Chaldean Christians
• Chalice
• Challoner, Richard
• Châlons-sur-Marne
• Cham, Chamites
• Chambéry
• Chamberlain
• Champlain, Samuel de
• Champney, Anthony
• Champollion, Jean-François
• Champs, Etienne Agard de
• Chanaan, Chanaanites
• Chanca, Diego Alvarez
• Chancel
• Chancery, Diocesan
• Chanel, Peter-Louis-Marie, Saint
• Changanacherry
• Chant, Gregorian
• Chant, Plain
• Chantal, Saint Jane Frances de
• Chantelou, Claude
• Chantry
• Chapeauville, Jean
• Chapel
• Chapelle, Placide-Louis
• Chaplain
• Chaplets (Prayer Beads)
• Chaptal, Jean-Antoine
• Chapter
• Chapter House
• Chapter and Conventual Mass
• Character
• Character, Sacramental
• Charadrus
• Chardon, Jean-Baptiste
• Chardon, Mathias
• Charette de la Contrie, Baron Athanase-Charles-Marie
• Chariopolis
• Charismata
• Charitable Bequests, Civil Law Concerning
• Charity and Charities
• Charity, Theological Virtue of
• Charity, Congregation of the Brothers of
• Charity, Sisters of, of St. Vincent de Paul
• Charity, Sisters of, of St. Vincent de Paul (New York)
• Charity, Sisters of, of St. Elizabeth
• Charity, Sisters of, (St. John, New Brunswick)
• Charity, Sisters of, of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Charity, Sisters of, of Providence
• Charity, Sisters of, of Jesus and Mary
• Charity, Sisters of, of St. Louis
• Charity, Sisters of, of St. Paul
• Charity, Sisters of, of Our Lady Mother of Mercy
• Charity, Theological Virtue of
• Charlemagne
• Charlemagne and Church Music
• Charles V, Emperor
• Charles Borromeo, Saint
• Charles Martel
• Charleston
• Charlevoix, François-Xavier
• Charlottetown
• Charpentier, François-Philippe
• Charron, Pierre
• Charterhouse
• Chartier, Alain
• Chartres
• Chartreuse, La Grande
• Chartulary
• Chastel, Guigues du
• Chastellain, Georges
• Chastellain, Pierre
• Chastity
• Chasuble
• Chateaubriand, François-René
• Chatham
• Chaucer, Geoffrey
• Chaumonot, Pierre-Joseph
• Chauncy, Maurice
• Chauveau, Pierre-Joseph-Octave
• Chelm and Belz
• Cheminais de Montaigu, Timoléon
• Cherokee Indians
• Chersonesus
• Cherubim
• Cherubini, Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobio Salvatore
• Chester
• Cheverus, Jean-Louis Lefebvre de
• Chevreul, Michel-Eugène
• Cheyenne
• Chézy, Antoine-Léonard
• Chiabrera, Gabriello
• Chiapas
• Chiavari
• Chibchas
• Chicago, Archdiocese of
• Chichele, Henry
• Chichester
• Chicoutimi
• Chieregati, Francesco
• Chieti
• Chihuahua
• Chilapa
• Children of Mary
• Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart, The
• Chile
• Chimalpain, Domingo (San Anton y Muñon)
• China
• China, The Church in
• China, History of
• China, Martyrs in
• Chinooks
• Chioggia (Chiozza)
• Chios
• Chippewa Indians
• Chi-Rho (Labarum)
• Chiusi-Pienza
• Chivalry
• Choctaw Indians
• Choir
• Choir
• Choiseul, Etienne-François, Duc de
• Choiseul du Plessis-Praslin, Gilbert
• Cholonec, Pierre
• Chorepiscopi
• Choron, Alexandre-Etienne
• Chrism
• Chrismal, Chrismatory
• Chrismarium
• Christ, Jesus
• Christ, Agony of
• Christ, Character of
• Christ, Chronology of the Life of
• Christ, Early Historical Documents on
• Christ, Genealogy of
• Christ, Holy Name of
• Christ, Knowledge of
• Christ, Order of the Knights of
• Christ, Temptation of
• Christ, Virgin Birth of
• Christchurch
• Christendom
• Christendom, Union of
• Christian
• Christian Archæology
• Christian Art
• Christian Brothers
• Christian Brothers of Ireland
• Christian Charity, Sisters of
• Christian Doctrine, Confraternity of
• Christian Instruction, Brothers of
• Christianity
• Christian Knowledge, Society for Promoting
• Christian Retreat, Congregation of
• Christina Alexandra
• Christine de Pisan
• Christine of Stommeln, Blessed
• Christmas
• Christology
• Christopher, Saint
• Christopher, Pope
• Christopher Numar of Forli
• Chrodegang, Saint
• Chromatius, Saint
• Chronicle of Eusebius
• Chronicon Paschale
• Chronicles (Paralipomenon), Books of
• Chronology, Biblical
• Chronology, General
• Chrysanthus and Daria, Saints
• Chrysogonus, Saint
• Chrysopolis
• Chrysostom, Saint John
• Chur
• Church, The
• Church and State
• Churching of Women
• Church Maintenance
• Chusai
• Chysoloras, Manuel
• Chytri

Ci

• Ciampini, Giovanni Giustino
• Ciasca, Agostino
• Ciborium
• Cibot, Pierre-Martial
• Ciboule, Robert
• Cibyra
• Ciccione, Andrea
• Cicognara, Leopoldo, Count
• Cid, El
• Cidyessus
• Cienfuegos
• Cignani Family
• Cimabue, Cenni di Pepo
• Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista
• Cimbebasia
• Cincinnati
• Cincture
• Cinites
• Cinna
• Circesium
• Circumcision
• Circumcision, Feast of the
• Cisalpine Club
• Cisamus
• Cistercians
• Cistercian Sisters
• Cistercians in the British Isles
• Cîteaux, Abbey of
• Citation
• Citharizum
• Città della Pieve, Diocese of
• Città di Castello, Diocese of
• Ciudad Real
• Ciudad Rodrigo
• Cius
• Civil Allegiance
• Civil Authority
• Civil Marriage
• Cività Castellana, Orte, and Gallese
• Civitavecchia and Corneto, Diocese of

Cl

• Clairvaux, Abbey of
• Clandestinity (in Canon Law)
• Clare of Assisi, Saint
• Clare of Montefalco, Saint
• Clare of Rimini, Blessed
• Claret y Clará, Saint Antonio María
• Clark, William
• Claude de la Colombière, Saint
• Claudia
• Claudianus Mamertus
• Claudiopolis
• Claudiopolis
• Claver, Saint Peter
• Clavigero, Francisco Saverio
• Clavius, Christopher
• Clavius, Claudius
• Clayton, James
• Clazomenae
• Clean and Unclean
• Cleef, Jan van
• Cleef, Joost van
• Cleef, Martin van
• Clémanges, Mathieu-Nicolas Poillevillain de
• Clémencet, Charles
• Clemens, Franz Jacob
• Clemens non Papa
• Clement I, Pope Saint
• Clement II, Pope
• Clement III, Pope
• Clement IV, Pope
• Clement V, Pope
• Clement VI, Pope
• Clement VII, Pope
• Clement VIII, Pope
• Clement IX, Pope
• Clement X, Pope
• Clement XI, Pope
• Clement XII, Pope
• Clement XIII, Pope
• Clement XIV, Pope
• Clement, Cæsar
• Clément, François
• Clement, John
• Clementines
• Clement Mary Hofbauer, Blessed
• Clement of Alexandria
• Clement of Ireland, Saint
• Clenock, Maurice
• Cleophas
• Clerestory
• Cleric
• Clericato, Giovanni
• Clericis Laicos
• Clerk, John
• Clerke, Agnes Mary
• Clerke, Ellen Mary
• Clerks Regular
• Clerks Regular of Our Saviour
• Clerks Regular of the Mother of God of Lucca
• Clermont
• Cletus, Pope Saint
• Cletus, Pope Saint
• Cleveland
• Clichtove, Josse
• Clifford, William
• Clifton
• Climent, José
• Clitherow, Saint Margaret
• Clogher
• Cloister
• Clonard, School of
• Clonfert
• Clonmacnoise, Abbey and School of
• Cloths, Altar
• Clotilda, Saint
• Clouet
• Clovesho, Councils of
• Clovio, Giorgio
• Clovis
• Cloyne, Diocese of
• Cluny, Congregation of
• Clynn, John

Co

• Cobo, Bernabé
• Coccaleo, Viatora
• Cochabamba
• Cochem, Martin of
• Cochin, Diocese of
• Cochin, Jacques-Denis
• Cochin, Pierre-Suzanne-Augustin
• Cochlæus, Johann
• Co-Consecrators
• Cocussus
• Codex
• Codex Alexandrinus
• Codex Amiatinus
• Codex Bezae
• Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus
• Codex Sinaiticus
• Codex Vaticanus
• Codrington, Thomas
• Co-education
• Coeffeteau, Nicolas
• Coelchu
• Coelde, Theodore
• Coemgen, Saint
• Coenred
• Coeur d'Alêne Indians
• Coffin, Edward
• Coffin, Robert Aston
• Cogitosus
• Cogolludo, Diego López de
• Cohen, Hermann
• Coimbatore, Diocese of
• Coimbra, Diocese of
• Coimbra, University of
• Colbert, Jean-Baptiste
• Cole, Henry
• Coleman, Edward
• Coleridge, Henry James
• Colet, John
• Coleti, Nicola
• Colette, Saint
• Colgan, John
• Colima
• Colin, Frédéric-Louis
• Colin, Jean-Claude-Marie
• Coliseum, The
• Collado, Diego
• Colle de Val d'Elsa
• Collect
• Collectarium
• Collections
• Collectivism
• College
• College (in Canon Law)
• College, Apostolic
• Collège de France, The
• Colleges, Roman
• Collegiate
• Colman, Saint, of Kilmacduagh
• Colman, Saint, of Templeshambo
• Colman Mac Lenine, Saint
• Colman, Saint, of Mayo
• Colman, Saint, of Dalaradia
• Colman, Saint Elo
• Colman, Saint MacCathbad
• Colman, Saint
• Colman, Walter
• Colmar, Joseph Ludwig
• Cologne
• Cologne, University of
• Colomba of Rieti, Blessed
• Colombia
• Colombière, Saint Claude de la
• Colombo
• Colombo, Mateo Realdo
• Colona, Blessed Margaret
• Colonia
• Colonia
• Colonna
• Colonna, Egidio
• Colonna, Giovanni Paolo
• Colonna, Vittoria
• Colonnade
• Colophon
• Colorado
• Colossæ
• Colossians, Epistle to the
• Colours, Liturgical
• Columba, Saint
• Columba, Saint
• Columba of Sens, Saint
• Columba of Terryglass, Saint
• Columbanus, Saint
• Columbia University (Oregon)
• Columbus, Christopher
• Columbus, Knights of
• Columbus, Diocese of
• Column
• Comacchio
• Comana
• Comayagua
• Combefis, François
• Comboni, Daniel
• Comellas y Cluet, Antonio
• Comgall, Saint
• Commandments of the Church
• Commandments of God (The Ten Commandments)
• Commemoration (in Liturgy)
• Commendatory Abbot
• Commendone, Giovanni Francesco
• Commentaries on the Bible
• Commines, Philippe de
• Commissariat of the Holy Land
• Commissary Apostolic
• Commissions, Ecclesiastical
• Commodianus
• Commodus
• Common Life, Brethren of the
• Common Prayer, Book of
• Common Sense, Philosophy of
• Commune, Martyrs of the Paris
• Communicatio Idiomatum
• Communion, Frequent
• Communion, Holy
• Communion Antiphon
• Communion Bench
• Communion of Children
• Communion of Saints
• Communion of the Sick
• Communion Rail
• Communion under Both Kinds
• Communism
• Comnena, Anna
• Como
• Compagnie du Saint-Sacrement
• Compensation
• Compensation, Occult
• Competency, Privilege of
• Compiégne, Teresian Martyrs of
• Compline
• Compostela
• Compromise (in Canon Law)
• Conal, Saint
• Conan, Saint
• Concelebration
• Concepción
• Conceptionists
• Conceptualism, Nominalism, Realism
• Conciliation, Industrial
• Concina, Daniello
• Conclave
• Concordances of the Bible
• Concordat
• Concordat of 1801, The French
• Concordia, Diocese of
• Concordia, Diocese of
• Concubinage
• Concupiscence
• Concursus
• Condamine, Charles-Marie de la
• Condillac, Ettiene Bonnot de
• Condition
• Conecte, Thomas
• Conferences, Ecclesiastical
• Confession
• Confession, Lay
• Confession, Sacrament of
• Confession, Seal of
• Confessor
• Confirmation
• Confiteor
• Confraternity (Sodality)
• Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
• Confucianism
• Congo
• Congregatio de Auxiliis
• Congregationalism
• Congregational Singing
• Congregations, Roman
• Congresses, Catholic
• Congrua
• Congruism
• Conimbricenses
• Coninck, Giles de
• Connecticut
• Connolly, John
• Conon, Pope
• Conradin of Bornada
• Conrad of Ascoli, Blessed
• Conrad of Hochstadt
• Conrad of Leonberg
• Conrad of Marburg
• Conrad of Offida, Blessed
• Conrad of Piacenza, Saint
• Conrad of Saxony
• Conrad of Urach
• Conrad of Utrecht
• Conry, Florence
• Consalvi, Ercole
• Consanguinity (in Canon Law)
• Conscience
• Conscience, Examination of
• Conscience, Hendrik
• Consciousness
• Consecration
• Consent (in Canon Law)
• Consentius
• Conservator
• Consistory, Papal
• Constable, Cuthbert
• Constable, John
• Constance
• Constance, Council of
• Constantia
• Constantine, Pope
• Constantine (Cirta)
• Constantine Africanus
• Constantine the Great
• Constantine, Donation of
• Constantinople
• Constantinople, First Ecumenical Council of
• Constantinople, Second Ecumenical Council of
• Constantinople, Third Ecumenical Council of
• Constantinople, Fourth Ecumenical Council of
• Constantinople, Council of
• Constantinople, Council of, in Trullo
• Constantinople, Council of
• Constantinople, Councils of
• Constantinople, Councils of
• Constantinople, The Rite of
• Constantius, Flavius Julius
• Constitutions, Ecclesiastical
• Constitutions, Papal
• Consubstantiation
• Consultors, Diocesan
• Contant de la Molette, Philippe du
• Contarini, Gasparo
• Contarini, Giovanni
• Contemplation
• Contemplative Life
• Contenson, Vincent
• Continence
• Contingent
• Contract
• Contract, The Social (Rousseau)
• Contractus, Hermann
• Contrition
• Contrition, Imperfect
• Contumacy (in Canon Law)
• Contzen, Adam
• Convent
• Convent Schools (Great Britain)
• Conventual and Chapter Mass
• Conventuals, Order of Friars Minor
• Conversano
• Conversi
• Conversion
• Convocation of the English Clergy
• Conwell, Henry
• Conza
• Cooktown
• Coombes, William Henry
• Copacavana
• Cope
• Copenhagen, University of
• Copernicus, Nicolaus
• Coppée, François Edouard Joachim
• Coptic Literature
• Coptic Persecutions
• Coptic Versions of the Bible
• Coptos
• Coquart, Claude-Godefroi
• Coracesium
• Corbie, Ambrose
• Corbie, Venerable Ralph
• Corbie, Monastery of
• Corbinian
• Corcoran, James Andrew
• Corcoran, Michael
• Cord, Confraternities of the
• Cordara, Guilo Cesare
• Cordell, Charles
• Cordier, Balthasar
• Cordova
• Cordova
• Cordova, Juan de
• Cordova, Pedro de
• Core, Dathan, and Abiron
• Corea
• Corfu
• Coria
• Corinth
• Corinthians, Epistles to the
• Coriolis, Gaspard-Gustave de
• Cork, Diocese of
• Cork, School of
• Corker, Maurus
• Cormac MacCuilenan
• Cornaro, Elena Lucrezia Piscopia
• Corneille, Jean-Baptiste
• Corneille, Michel, the Younger
• Corneille, Michel, the Elder
• Corneille, Pierre
• Cornelisz, Jacob
• Cornelius
• Cornelius, Pope
• Cornelius, Peter
• Cornelius and Companions, Ven. John
• Cornelius Cornelii a Lapide
• Cornely, Karl Josef Rudolph
• Corner Stone
• Cornet, Nicolas
• Cornice
• Cornillon, Abbey of
• Cornoldi, Giovanni Maria
• Coronado, Francisco Vasquez de
• Coronation
• Coronel, Gregorio Nuñez
• Coronel, Juan
• Corporal
• Corporation
• Corporation Act of 1661
• Corpus Christi, Feast of
• Corpus Juris Canonici
• Correction, Fraternal
• Correctories
• Corrigan, Michael
• Corrigan, Sir Dominic
• Corsica
• Corsini, Saint Andrew
• Cortés, Hernando
• Cortese, Giovanni Andrea
• Cortona
• Corvey, Abbey of
• Corycus
• Corydallus
• Cosa, Juan de la
• Cosenza
• Cosgrove, Henry
• Cosin, Edmund
• Cosmas
• Cosmas and Damian, Saints
• Cosmas Indicopleustes
• Cosmas of Prague
• Cosmati Mosaic
• Cosmogony
• Cosmology
• Cossa, Francesco
• Costa, Lorenzo
• Costadoni, Giovanni Domenico
• Costa Rica
• Coster, Francis
• Costume, Clerical
• Cosway, Maria
• Cotelier, Jean-Baptiste
• Cotenna
• Cotiæum
• Coton, Pierre
• Cotrone
• Cottam, Blessed Thomas
• Coucy, Robert De
• Coudert, Frederick René
• Councils, Ecumenical
• Councils, General
• Councils, Plenary
• Counsels, Evangelical
• Counterpoint
• Counter-Reformation, The
• Court (in Scripture)
• Courtenay, William
• Courts, Ecclesiastical
• Cousin, Germain, Saint
• Cousin, Jean
• Coussemaker, Charles-Edmond-Henride
• Coustant, Pierre
• Coustou, Nicholas
• Coutances
• Couturier, Louis-Charles
• Covarruvias, Diego
• Covenant, Ark of the
• Covenanters
• Covetousness
• Covington
• Cowl
• Coxcie, Michiel
• Coysevox, Charles-Antoine
• Cozza, Lorenzo
• Cozza-Luzi, Giuseppe

Cr

• Cracow
• Cracow, The University of
• Craigie, Pearl Mary Teresa
• Crashaw, Richard
• Crasset, Jean
• Craven, Augustus, Mrs.
• Crawford, Francis Marion
• Crayer, Gaspar de
• Creagh, Richard
• Creation
• Creation, Six Days of
• Creationism
• Credence
• Credi, Lorenzo di
• Cree
• Creed
• Creed, Apostles'
• Creed, Liturgical Use of
• Creed, Nicene
• Creeks
• Creighton University
• Crelier, Henri-Joseph
• Crema, Diocese of
• Cremation
• Cremona
• Crépieul, François
• Crescens
• Crescentia, Modestus, and Vitus, Saints
• Crescentius
• Crescimbeni, Giovanni Mario
• Cresconius
• Cressy, Hugh Paulinus Serenus
• Creswell, Joseph
• Crétin, Joseph
• Crétineau-Joly, Jacques
• Crèvecoeur, Hector St. John de
• Crib
• Crime, Impediment of
• Crisium
• Crispin, Milo
• Crispina, Saint
• Crispin and Crispinian, Saints
• Crispin of Viterbo, Blessed
• Criticism, Higher
• Criticism, Historical
• Criticism, Textual
• Crivelli, Carlo
• Croagh Patrick
• Croatia
• Croce, Giovanni
• Crockett, Venerable Ralph
• Croia
• Croke, Thomas William
• Crolly, William
• Cronan
• Crosier
• Crosiers, The
• Cross and Crucifix in Archæology
• Cross and Crucifix in Liturgy
• Cross, Daughters of the
• Cross, Daughters of the Holy
• Cross, Daughters of the
• Cross, Sign of the
• Cross, The True
• Cross-Bearer
• Cross of Jesus, Brothers of the
• Crotus, Johann
• Crown, Franciscan
• Crown of Thorns
• Crown of Thorns, Feast of the
• Croyland, Abbey of
• Crucifix and Cross in Archæology
• Crucifix and Cross in Liturgy
• Crucifix, Altar
• Cruelty to Animals
• Cruet
• Crusade, Bull of the
• Crusades
• Crutched Friars
• Cruz, Ramón de la
• Crypt

Cs

• Csanád

Cu

• Cuba
• Cuenca
• Cuenca
• Cuernavaca
• Cueva, Juan de la
• Culdees
• Cullen, Paul
• Cult, Disparity of
• Culm
• Cummings, Jeremiah Williams
• Cuncolim, Martyrs of
• Cunegundes, Blessed
• Cuneo, Diocese of
• Cuoq, André-Jean
• Cupola
• Curaçao
• Curate
• Curator
• Cura Animarum
• Curé d'Ars
• Cure of Souls
• Curia, Roman
• Curityba do Parana
• Curium
• Curley, James
• Curr, Joseph
• Curry, John
• Cursing
• Cursores Apostolici
• Cursor Mundi
• Curtain, Altar
• Curubis
• Cusæ
• Cush
• Cuspinian, Johannes
• Custom (in Canon Law)
• Custos
• Cuthbert, Saint
• Cuthbert
• Cuthbert
• Cuyabá
• Cuyo, Virgin of
• Cuzco, Diocese of

Cy

• Cybistra
• Cyclades
• Cydonia
• Cyme
• Cynewulf
• Cynic School of Philosophy
• Cyprian of Toulon, Saint
• Cyprian and Justina, Saints
• Cyprian of Carthage, Saint
• Cyprus
• Cyrenaic School of Philosophy
• Cyrene
• Cyril and Methodius, Saints
• Cyril of Alexandria, Saint
• Cyril of Constantinople, Saint
• Cyril of Jerusalem, Saint
• Cyrrhus
• Cyrus and John, Saints
• Cyrus of Alexandria
• Cyzicus

Cz

• Czech Literature

D

Da

• d'Abbadie, Antoine
• Dablon, Claude
• d'Abra de Raconis, Charles Francois
• Dabrowski, Joseph
• Dacca
• d'Achery, Lucas
• Dacier, André
• Dacier, Anne
• d'Acre, Saint-Jean
• d'Adda Ferdinando
• d'Agiles, Raymond
• Dagon
• d'Agoult, Charles Consstance Cesar Joseph Matthieu
• Daguesseau, Henri-François
• Dahomey
• d'Ailleboust, Family of
• d'Ailly, Pierre
• Dalberg, Adolphus von
• Dalgairns, John Dobree
• Dalila
• Dallas
• Dalley, William Bede
• Dalmatia
• Dalmatic
• Dalton, John
• d'Alva y Astorga, Pedro
• Damão
• Damaraland
• Damascus
• Damasus I, Saint, Pope
• Damasus II, Pope
• Damberger, Joseph Ferdinand
• d'Amboise, George
• Damian and Cosmas, Saints
• Damien, Father (Joseph de Veuster)
• Damietta
• Dan
• Danaba
• Dance of Death
• Dancing
• d'Ancona, Ciriaco
• Dandolo, Enrico
• d'Andrea, Giovanni
• Daniel
• Daniel, Anthony
• Daniel, Book of
• Daniel, Charles
• Daniel, Gabriel
• Daniel, John
• Daniel and Companions, Saint
• Daniel of Winchester
• d'Annibaldi, Annibale
• d'Annibale, Giuseppe
• Dansara
• Dante Alighieri
• Danti, Ignazio
• Danti, Vincenzo
• Dantine, Maurus
• Da Ponte, Lorenzo
• Darboy, Georges
• Dardanus
• Dardel, Jean
• d'Aremberg, Prince Charles
• Darerca, Saint
• Dareste de la Chavanne, Antoine-Elisabeth
• d'Argenson, Pierre de Voyer
• Darius and Chrysanthus, Saints
• d'Armagnac, Georges
• Darnis
• Darras, Joseph-Epiphane
• Darrell, William
• d'Astros, Paul-Therese-David
• Dates and Dating
• d'Aubermont, Jean-Antoine
• d'Aubignac, Francois Hedelin Abbe
• Daubrée, Gabriel-Auguste
• d'Aubusson, Pierre
• Daulia
• Daumer, Georg Friedrich
• d'Avaugour, Pierre du Bois Baron
• D'Avenant, Sir William
• Davenport, Christopher
• Davenport
• David, Saint
• David, Armand
• David, Gheeraert
• David, King
• David of Augsburg
• David of Dinant
• David Scotus
• Davies, Venerable William
• Dávila Padilla
• Dawson, Æneas McDonnell
• Day, George
• Day, John Charles, Sir
• Day of Atonement
• Dax, Diocese of

De

• Deaconesses
• Deacons
• Dead, Prayers for the
• Dead Sea
• Deaf, Education of the
• Dean
• Dean, William, Venerable
• Dease, Thomas
• Death, Dance of
• Death, Preparation for
• Death Penalty
• Debbora
• Debt
• Decalogue
• Decapolis
• Dechamps, Adolphe
• Dechamps, Victor Augustin Isidore
• Decius
• Decker, Hans
• Declaration, The Royal
• Decorations, Pontifical
• Decree
• Decretals, Papal
• Dedication
• Dedication, Feast of the
• Deduction
• Deer, Abbey of
• Defender of the Matrimonial Tie
• Definitions, Theological
• Definitor (in Canon Law)
• Definitors (in Religious Orders)
• Deger, Ernst
• Degradation
• Deharbe, Joseph
• Deicolus, Saint
• Dei gratia; Dei et Apostolicæ Sedis gratia
• Deism
• Deity
• De La Croix, Charles
• Delacroix, Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène
• Delaroche, Hippolyte
• Delatores
• Delaware
• Delaware Indians
• Delcus
• Delegation
• Delfau, François
• Delfino, Pietro
• Delilah
• Delille, Jacques
• De Lisle, Ambrose Lisle March Phillipps
• Delisle, Guillaume
• De L'Orme, Philibert
• Delphine, Blessed
• Delrio, Martin Anton
• Delta of the Nile, Prefecture Apostolic of the
• Deluge
• Demers, Modeste
• Demetrius, Saint
• Demetrius
• Demiurge
• Democracy, Christian
• Demon
• Demoniacs
• Demonology
• Dempster, Thomas
• Denaut, Pierre
• Dénés
• Denifle, Heinrich Seuse
• Denis, Saint
• Denis, Johann Nepomuk Cosmas Michael
• Denis, Joseph
• Denman, William
• Denmark
• Denonville, Seigneur and Marquis de
• Dens, Peter
• Denunciation
• Denver
• Denys the Carthusian
• Denza, Francesco
• Denzinger, Heinrich Joseph Dominicus
• Deo Gratias
• De Paul University
• Deposition
• Deprés, Josquin
• De Profundis
• Derbe
• Dereser, Anton
• Derogation
• De Rossi, Giovanni Battista
• Derry
• Derry, School of
• Desains, Paul-Quentin
• Desault, Pierre-Joseph
• Descartes, René
• Deschamps, Eustache
• Deschamps, Nicolas
• Desclée, Henri and Jules
• Desecration
• Desert
• Desertion
• d'Esglis, Louis-Philippe Mariauchau
• Deshon, George
• Desiderius
• Desiderius of Cahors, Saint
• Desmarets de Saint-Sorlin, Jean
• De Smet, Pierre-Jean
• d'Esnambuc, Pierre Belain, Sieur
• Desolation, The Abomination of
• De Soto, Hernando
• Despair
• d'Espence, Claude
• Despretz, César-Mansuète
• Desservants
• D'Estaing
• Desurmont, Achille
• Determinism
• Detraction
• Detré, William
• Detroit
• Deusdedit, Pope Saint
• Deusdedit, Saint
• Deusdedit, Cardinal
• Deus in Adjutorium Meum Intende
• Deuteronomy
• Deutinger, Martin
• Devas, Charles Stanton
• De Vere, Aubrey Thomas Hunt
• Devereux, John C.
• Devereux, Nicholas
• Devil
• Devil Worship
• Devil's Advocate
• Devolution
• Devoti, Giovani
• Devotions, Popular
• Deymann, Clementine
• Deza, Diego

Dh

• Dhuoda
• d'Hulst, Maurice Le Sage d'Hauteroche

Di

• Diaconicum
• Diakovár
• Dialectic
• Diamantina
• Diana, Antonino
• Diano
• Diario Romano
• Diarmaid, Saint
• Dias, Bartolomeu
• Diaspora
• Díaz, Pedro
• Díaz del Castillo, Bernal
• Díaz de Solís, Juan
• d'Iberville, Pierre Le Moyne, Sieur
• Dibon
• Dicastillo, Juan de
• Dicconson, Edward
• Diceto, Ralph de
• Dichu, Saint
• Dicuil
• Didache
• Didacus, Saint
• Didascalia Apostolorum
• Didon, Henri
• Didot
• Didron, Adolphe-Napoleon
• Didymus the Blind
• Diego y Moreno, Francisco Garcia
• Diekamp, Wilhelm
• Diemoth
• Diepenbeeck, Abraham van
• Diepenbrock, Melchior, Baron von
• Dieringer, Franz Xaver
• Dies Irae
• Dietenberger, Johann
• Diether of Isenburg
• Dietrich von Nieheim
• Digby, George
• Digby, Kenelm Henry
• Digby, Sir Everard
• Digby, Sir Kenelm
• Digne
• Dignitary, Ecclesiastical
• Dijon
• Dillingen, University of
• Dillon, Arthur-Richard
• Dimissorial Letters
• Dingley, Ven. Sir Thomas
• Dinooth, Saint
• Diocaesarea
• Diocesan Chancery
• Diocese
• Diocese (Supplemental List)
• Dioclea
• Diocletian
• Diocletianopolis
• Diodorus of Tarsus
• Diognetus, Epistle to
• Dionysias
• Dionysius, Pope Saint
• Dionysius, Saint
• Dionysius Exiguus
• Dionysius of Alexandria
• Dionysius the Pseudo-Areopagite
• Dioscorus
• Dioscorus
• Diplomatics, Papal
• Diptych
• Direction, Spiritual
• Directories, Catholic
• Discalced
• Discernment of Spirits
• Disciple
• Disciples of Christ
• Discipline, Ecclesiastical
• Discipline of the Secret
• Discussions, Religious
• Disibod, Saint
• Disparity of Cult
• Disparity of Worship
• Dispensation
• Dispersion of the Apostles
• Dissen, Heinrich von
• Dissentis, Abbey of
• Distraction
• Distributions
• Dithmar
• Dives
• Divination
• Divine Attributes
• Divine Charity, Society of
• Divine Charity, Sisters of
• Divine Charity, Daughters of
• Divine Compassion, Institute of the
• Divine Nature and Attributes, The
• Divine Office
• Divine Providence, Sisters of
• Divine Redeemer, Daughters of the
• Divine Savior, Society of the
• Divine Word, Society of the
• Divisch, Procopius
• Divorce (in Moral Theology)
• Divorce (in Civil Jurisprudence)
• Dixon, Joseph

Dl

• Dlugosz, Jan

Do

• Dobmayer, Marian
• Dobrizhoffer, Martin
• Docetæ
• Docimium
• Doctor
• Doctors, Surnames of Famous
• Doctors of the Church
• Doctrine, Christian
• Doctrine of Addai
• d'Oggione, Marco
• Dogma
• Dogmatic Fact
• Dogmatic Theology
• Dogmatic Theology, History of
• d'Okeghem, Jean
• Dolbeau, Jean
• Dolci, Carlo
• Doliche
• Döllinger, Johann Joseph Ignaz von
• Dolman, Charles
• Dolores Mission
• Dolphin
• Dome
• Domenech, Emmanuel-Henri-Dieudonne
• Domenechino
• Domesday Book
• Domicile
• Dominic, Saint
• Dominical Letter
• Dominican Republic
• Dominic of Prussia
• Dominic of the Mother of God
• Dominicans
• Dominici, Blessed Giovanni
• Dominis, Marco Antonio de
• Dominus Vobiscum
• Domitian
• Domitilla and Pancratius, Nereus and Achilleus, Saints
• Domitiopolis
• Domnus Apostolicus
• Don Bosco
• Donahoe, Patrick
• Donatello Di Betto Bardi
• Donation (in Canon Law)
• Donation (in Civil Law)
• Donation of Constantine
• Donatists
• Donatus of Fiesole
• Donders, Peter
• Dongan, Thomas
• Donlevy, Andrew
• Donnan, Saint
• Donner, Georg Raphael
• Donnet, Ferdinand-François-Auguste
• Donoso Cortés, Juan Francesco Maria de la Saludad
• Donus, Pope
• Doorkeeper
• Dora
• d'Orbellis, Nicolas
• Dorchester, Abbey of
• Doré, Pierre
• Doria, Andrea
• Döring, Matthias
• Dorman, Thomas
• Dornin, Bernard
• Dorothea, Saint
• Dorsey, Anne Hanson
• Dorylaeum
• Dositheans
• Dosquet, Pierre-Herman
• d'Ossat, Arnaud
• Dossi, Giovanni
• Dotti, Blessed Andrea
• Douai
• Douay Bible
• Double Altar
• Double Monasteries
• Doubt
• Douglas, Gavin
• Doutreleau, Stephen
• Dove
• Dowdall, George
• Dowdall, James
• Dower
• Dower, Religious
• Down and Connor
• Downside Abbey
• Doxology
• Doyle, James Warren
• Doyle, John
• Doyle, Richard

Dr

• Drach, David Paul
• Drachma
• Dracontius, Blossius Æmilius
• Drane, Augusta Theodosia
• Dreams, Interpretation of
• Drechsel, Jeremias
• Dresden
• Dreves, Lebrecht Blücher
• Drevet Family, The
• Drexel, Francis Anthony
• Drexel, Jeremias
• Drey, Johann Sebastian von
• Dromore
• Drostan, Saint
• Droste-Vischering, Clemens August von
• Druidism
• Druillettes, Gabriel
• Drumgoole, John C.
• Drury, Robert
• Drusilla
• Drusipara
• Druys, Jean
• Druzbicki, Gaspar
• Druzes
• Dryburgh Abbey
• Dryden, John

Du

• Dualism
• Dublin
• Dubois, Guillaume
• Dubois, Jean-Antoine
• Dubois, John
• Dubourg, Louis-Guillaume-Valentin
• Dubric, Saint
• Dubuque
• Duc, Fronton du
• Du Cange, Charles Dufresne
• Duccio di Buoninsegna
• Duchesne, Philippine-Rose
• Duckett, Ven. James
• Du Coudray, Philippe-Charles-Jean-Baptiste-Tronson
• Duckett, John, Venerable
• Ducrue, Francis Bennon
• Dudik, Beda Franciscus
• Duel
• Duffy, Sir Charles Gavan
• Duhamel, Jean-Baptiste
• Du Lhut Daniel Greysolon, Sieur
• Dulia
• Duluth
• Dumas, Jean-Baptiste
• Dumetz, Francisco
• Dumont, Hubert-André
• Dumoulin, Charles
• Dunbar, William
• Dunchadh, Saint
• Dundrennan, Abbey of
• Dunedin
• Dunfermline, Abbey of
• Dungal
• Dunin, Martin von
• Dunkeld
• Dunkers
• Duns Scotus, Blessed John
• Dunstan, Saint
• Dupanloup, Félix-Antoine-Philibert
• Duperron, Jacques-Davy
• Dupin, Louis Ellies
• Dupin, Pierre-Charles-François
• Duponceau, Peter Stephen
• Duprat, Antoine & Guillaume
• Dupré, Giovanni
• Dupuytren, Baron Guillaume
• Duquesnoy, François
• Duran, Narcisco
• Durand Ursin
• Durandus, William
• Durandus, William, the Younger
• Durandus of Saint-Pourçain
• Durandus of Troarn
• Durango
• Durazzo
• Durbin, Elisha John
• Dürer, Albrecht
• Durham
• Durham Rite
• Durrow, School of
• Duty
• Duvergier de Hauranne, Jean
• Duvernay, Ludger

Dw

• Dwight, Thomas

Dy

• Dyck, Antoon (Anthonis) Van
• Dymoke, Robert
• Dymphna, Saint
• Dynamism
• d'Youville, Marie-Marguerite

E

Ea

• Eadmer
• Eanbald I
• Eanbald II
• East Indies, Patriarchate of the
• Easter
• Easter Controversy
• Eastern Churches
• Eastern Schism
• Easterwine
• Easton, Adam
• Eata, Saint

Eb

• Ebbo
• Ebendorfer, Thomas
• Eberhard, Matthias
• Eberhard of Ratisbon
• Ebermann, Veit
• Ebionites
• Ebner

Ec

• Ecclesiastes
• Ecclesiastical Addresses
• Ecclesiastical Architecture
• Ecclesiastical Archives
• Ecclesiastical Art
• Ecclesiastical Buildings
• Ecclesiastical Forum
• Ecclesiasticus
• Eccleston, Samuel
• Eccleston, Thomas of
• Echard, Jacques
• Echave, Baltasar de
• Echinus
• Echternach, Abbey of
• Echter von Mespelbrunn, Julius
• Eck, Johann
• Eckart, Anselm
• Eckebert
• Eckhart, Johann Georg von
• Eckhart, Meister
• Eckhel, Joseph Hilarius
• Eclecticism
• Economics
• Ecstasy
• Ecuador
• Ecumenical Councils
• Ecumenism

Ed

• Edda
• Edelinck
• Eden, Garden of
• Edesius and Frumentius
• Edessa
• Edgeworth, Henry Essex
• Edinburgh
• Editions of the Bible
• Edmund, Congregation of Saint
• Edmund Arrowsmith, Venerable
• Edmund Campion, Saint
• Edmund Rich, Saint
• Edmund the Martyr, Saint
• Education
• Educational Association, The Catholic
• Education of the Blind
• Education of the Deaf
• Edward III
• Edward Powell, Blessed
• Edward the Confessor, Saint
• Edward the Martyr, Saint
• Edwin, Saint
• Edwy

Eg

• Egan, Boetius
• Egan, Michael
• Egbert, Saint
• Egbert
• Egbert, Archbishop of Trier
• Egbert, Archbishop of York
• Egfrid
• Eginhard
• Egloffstein, Frederick W. von
• Egmont, Lamoral, Count of
• Egoism
• Eguiara y Eguren, Juan José
• Egwin, Saint
• Egypt
• Egyptian Church Ordinance

Ei

• Eichendorff, Josef Karl Benedikt
• Eichstätt
• Eimhin, Saint
• Einhard
• Einsiedeln, Abbey of
• Eisengrein, Martin
• Eithene, Saint
• Eithne, Saint

Ek

• Ekkehard
• Ekkehard of Aura

El

• Elaea
• Elba
• Elbel, Benjamin
• Elcesaites
• El Cid
• Elder, George
• Elder, William Henry
• Eleazar
• Elect
• Election
• Election, Papal
• Eleutherius, Pope Saint
• Eleutherius, Saint
• Eleutheropolis
• Elevation, The
• El Greco
• Elhuyar y de Suvisa, Fausto de
• Eli
• Elias
• Elias of Cortona
• Elias of Jerusalem
• Elie de Beaumont, Jean-Baptiste-Armand-Louis-Léonce
• Eligius, Saint
• Elijah
• Elined, Saint
• Eliseus
• Elisha
• Elishé
• Eliud, Saint
• Elizabeth
• Elizabeth Ann Seton, Saint
• Elizabeth, Sisters of Saint
• Elizabeth Associations
• Elizabeth of Hungary, Saint
• Elizabeth of Portugal, Saint
• Elizabeth of Reute, Saint
• Elizabeth of Schönau, Saint
• Ellis, Philip Michael
• Ellwangen Abbey
• Elohim
• Elphege, Saint
• Elphin
• Elusa
• Elvira, Council of
• Ely
• Elzéar of Sabran

Em

• Emanationism
• Emancipation, Ecclesiastical
• Ember Days
• Embolism
• Embroidery
• Emerentiana, Saint
• Emery, Jacques-André
• Emesa
• Emigrant Aid Societies
• Emiliana and Trasilla, Saints
• Emiliani, Saint Jerome
• Emmanuel
• Emmaus
• Emmeram, Saint
• Emmeram, Saint, Abbey of
• Emmerich, Anne Catherine
• Empiricism
• Ems, Congress of
• Emser, Hieronymus

En

• Encina, Juan de la
• Enciso, Diego Ximenez de
• Enciso, Martín Fernández de
• Encolpion
• Encratites
• Encyclical
• Encyclopedia
• Encyclopedists
• Endlicher, Stephan Ladislaus
• Endowment
• Energy, The Law of Conservation of
• Engaddi
• Engel, Ludwig
• Engelberg, Abbey of
• Engelbert of Cologne, Saint
• Engelbert
• Engelbrechtsen, Cornelis
• England (Before 1066)
• England (1066-1558)
• England (After 1558)
• England, John
• Englefield, Sir Henry Charles, Bart.
• English College, The, in Rome
• English Confessors and Martyrs (1534-1729)
• English Hierarchy, Reorganization of the
• English Literature
• English Revolution of 1688
• Ennodius, Magnus Felix
• Enoch
• Enoch, Book of
• Ensingen, Ulrich
• Entablature
• Enthronization

Eo

• Eoghan, Saints

Ep

• Epact
• Eparchy
• Epée, Charles-Michel de l'
• Eperies
• Ephesians, Epistle to the
• Ephesus
• Ephesus, Council of
• Ephesus, Robber Council of
• Ephesus, Seven Sleepers of
• Ephod
• Ephraem, Saint
• Ephraemi Rescriptus, Codex
• Ephraim of Antioch
• Epicureanism
• Epiklesis
• Epimachus and Gordianus, Saints
• Epiphania
• Epiphanius
• Epiphanius of Constantinople
• Epiphanius of Salamis
• Epiphany
• Episcopalians
• Episcopal Subsidies
• Epistemology
• Epistle (in Scripture)
• Epping, Joseph

Er

• Erasmus, Desiderius
• Erastus and Erastianism
• Erbermann, Veit
• Ercilla y Zúñiga, Alonso de
• Erconwald, Saint
• Erdeswicke, Sampson
• Erdington Abbey
• Erhard of Ratisbon, Saint
• Erie
• Erin, The Twelve Apostles of
• Eriugena, John Scotus
• Ermland
• Ernakulam, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Ernan, Saints
• Ernst of Hesse-Rheinfels
• Ernulf
• Errington, William
• Error
• Erskine, Charles
• Erthal, Franz Ludwig von
• Erthal, Friedrich Karl Joseph, Freiherr von
• Erwin of Steinbach
• Erythrae
• Erzerum (Theodosiopolis)

Es

• Esau
• Esch, Nicolaus van
• Eschatology
• Escobar, Marina de
• Escobar y Mendoza, Antonio
• Escorial, The
• Esdras
• Esglis, Louis-Philippe Mariauchau d'
• Eskil
• Eskimo
• Esnambuc, Pierre Belain, Sieur d'
• ESP
• Espejo, Antonio
• Espen, Zeger Bernhard van
• Espence, Claude D'
• Espinel, Vincent
• Espinosa, Alonso De
• Espousals
• Espousals of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Essence and Existence
• Essenes
• Est, Willem Hessels van
• Establishment, The
• Estaing, Comte d'
• Esther
• Estiennot de la Serre, Claude

Et

• Eternity
• Ethelbert, Saint
• Ethelbert, Saint
• Ethelbert
• Etheldreda, Saint
• Ethethard
• Ethelwold, Saint
• Etherianus, Hugh and Leo
• Ethics
• Ethiopia
• Etschmiadzin

Eu

• Euaria
• Eucarpia
• Eucharist, Introduction to the
• Eucharist, as a Sacrament
• Eucharist, as a Sacrifice
• Eucharist, Early Symbols of the
• Eucharist, Real Presence of Christ in
• Eucharistic Congresses
• Eucharistic Prayer
• Eucharius, Saint
• Eucherius, Saint
• Euchologion
• Eudes, Blessed Jean
• Eudists
• Eudocia
• Eudoxias
• Eugendus, Saint
• Eugene I, Saint, Pope
• Eugene II, Pope
• Eugene III, Pope
• Eugene IV, Pope
• Eugenics
• Eugenius I
• Eugenius II (the Younger)
• Eugenius of Carthage, Saint
• Eulalia of Barcelona, Saint
• Eulogia
• Eulogius of Alexandria, Saint
• Eulogius of Cordova, Saint
• Eumenia
• Eunan, Saint
• Eunomianism
• Euphemius of Constantinople
• Euphrasia, Saint
• Euphrosyne, Saint
• Euroea
• Europe
• Europus
• Eusebius, Saint
• Eusebius, Saint
• Eusebius, Saint
• Eusebius, Saint, Pope
• Eusebius, Chronicle of
• Eusebius Bruno
• Eusebius of Alexandria
• Eusebius of Cæsarea
• Eusebius of Dorylæum
• Eusebius of Laodicea
• Eusebius of Nicomedia
• Eustace, Saint
• Eustace, John Chetwode
• Eustace, Maurice
• Eustachius, Bartolomeo
• Eustachius and Companions, Saints
• Eustathius, Saint
• Eustathius of Sebaste
• Eustochium Julia, Saint
• Euthalius
• Euthanasia
• Euthymius, Saint
• Eutropius of Valencia
• Eutyches
• Eutychianism
• Eutychianus, Saint, Pope
• Eutychius I
• Eutychius

Ev

• Evagrius
• Evagrius
• Evangeliaria
• Evangelical Alliance, The
• Evangelical Church
• Evangelical Counsels
• Evangelist
• Evaristus, Pope Saint
• Eve
• Eve of a Feast
• Evesham Abbey
• Evil
• Evin, Saint
• Evodius
• Evolution, Catholics and
• Evolution, History and Scientific Foundation of
• Evora
• Evreux

Ew

• Ewald, Saints
• Ewin, Saint
• Ewing, Thomas

Ex

• Ex Cathedra
• Examination
• Examination of Conscience
• Examiners, Apostolic
• Examiners, Synodal
• Exarch
• Excardination and Incardination
• Exclusion, Right of
• Excommunication
• Executor, Apostolic
• Exedra
• Exegesis, Biblical
• Exemption
• Exequatur
• Exeter, Ancient Diocese of
• Exmew, Blessed William
• Exodus -- See Pentateuch
• Exorcism
• Exorcist
• Expectation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Expectative
• Expeditors, Apostolic
• Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
• Extension
• Extension Society, The Catholic Church
• Extra-Sensory Perception (ESP)
• Extravagantes
• Extreme Unction
• Exul Hibernicus
• Exultet
• Exuperius, Saint

Ey

• Eyb, Albrecht von
• Eyck, Hubert and Jan van
• Eycken, Jean Baptiste van
• Eymard, Venerable Pierre-Julien
• Eymeric, Nicolas
• Eyre, Thomas
• Eyston, Charles

Ez

• Ezechias
• Ezekiel
• Ezion-geber
• Eznik
• Ezra
• Ezzo

F

Fa

• Faa di Bruno, Francesco
• Faber, Felix
• Faber, Frederick William
• Faber, Johann
• Faber, Johann
• Faber, Johann Augustanus
• Faber, Matthias
• Faber, Peter, Saint
• Faber, Philip
• Fabian, Pope Saint
• Fabiola, Saint
• Fabre, Joseph
• Fabri, Honoré
• Fabri, Philip
• Fabriano and Matelica
• Fabrica Ecclesiæ
• Fabricius, Hieronymus
• Fabyan, Robert
• Façade
• Facciolati, Jacopo
• Fact, Dogmatic
• Faculties, Canonical
• Faculties of the Soul
• Facundus of Hermiane
• Faenza
• Fagnani, Prospero
• Fagnano, Guilio Carlo de' Toschi di
• Faillon, Etienne-Michel
• Faith
• Faith, Hope, and Charity (Saints)
• Faith, The Rule of
• Faithful, The
• Falco, Juan Conchillos
• Faldstool
• Falkner, Thomas
• Fall River
• Fallopio, Gabriello
• Falloux du Coudray
• False Decretals
• Falsity
• Famagusta
• Familiars
• Family
• Fano
• Fanon
• Faraud, Henri
• Farfa, Abbey of
• Fargo
• Faribault, George-Barthélemy
• Faribault, Jean-Baptiste
• Farinato, Paolo
• Faringdon, Blessed Hugh
• Farlati, Daniele
• Farnese, Alessandro
• Faro
• Faroe Islands
• Fast
• Fatalism
• Fate
• Fathers of the Church
• Fathers of Mercy, The
• Faye, Hervé-Auguste-Etienne-Albann
• Faunt, Lawrence Arthur
• Fauriel, Charles-Claude
• Faustinus and Jovita, Saints
• Faustus of Riez
• Faversham Abbey
• Fathers, The Apostolic

Fe

• Fear (in Canon Law)
• Fear (from a Moral Standpoint)
• Feast of Fools
• Feasts, Ecclesiastical
• Febronianism
• Feckenham, John de
• Feder, Johann Michael
• Feilding, Rudolph William Basil
• Feilmoser, Andreas Benedict
• Felbiger, Johann Ignaz von
• Felician and Primus, Saints
• Felician Sisters, O.S.F.
• Felicissimus
• Felicitas, Saint
• Felicitas and Perpetua, Saints
• Felix I, Pope Saint
• Felix II
• Felix III (II), Pope Saint
• Felix IV (III), Pope Saint
• Felix V
• Félix, Célestin Joseph
• Felix and Adauctus, Saints
• Felix and Nabor, Saints
• Felix of Cantalice, Saint
• Felix of Nola, Saint
• Felix of Valois, Saint
• Feller, François-Xavier de
• Feneberg, Johann Michael Nathanael
• Fénelon, François de Salignac de la Mothe-
• Fenn, John
• Ferber, Nicolaus
• Ferdinand, Blessed
• Ferdinand II
• Ferdinand III, Saint
• Ferdinando, Luigi, Count de Marsigli
• Ferentino, Diocese of
• Fergus, Saints
• Feria
• Ferland, Jean-Baptiste-Antoine
• Fermo, Archdiocese of
• Fernández, Antonio
• Fernández, Juan
• Fernández de Palencia, Diego
• Ferns
• Ferrara
• Ferrari, Gaudenzio
• Ferraris, Lucius
• Ferre, Vicente
• Ferreira, Antonio
• Ferrer, Rafael
• Ferrer, Saint Vincent
• Ferrières, Abbey of
• Ferstel, Heinrich, Freiherr von
• Fesch, Joseph
• Fessler, Josef
• Fetherston, Blessed Richard
• Feti, Domenico
• Fetishism
• Feuardent, François
• Feuchtersleben, Baron Ernst von
• Feudalism
• Feuillants
• Feuillet, Louis
• Féval, Paul-Henri-Corentin
• Feyjóo y Montenegro, Benito Jerónimo

Fi

• Fiacc, Saint
• Fiacre, Saint
• Ficino, Marsilio
• Ficker, Julius
• Fideism
• Fidelis of Sigmaringen, Saint
• Fiesole
• Fiji, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Filby, Blessed William
• Figueroa, Francisco de
• Figueroa, Francisco García de la Rosa
• Filelfo, Franscesco
• Filial Church
• Filicaja, Vincenzo da
• Filioque
• Fillastre, Guillaume
• Filliucci, Vincenzo
• Filliucius, Felix
• Final Perseverance
• Finan, Saint
• Finbarr, Saint
• Finch, Ven. John
• Finglow, Ven. John
• Finland
• Finotti, Joseph M.
• Finnian of Moville, Saint
• Fintan, Saints
• Fioretti di San Francesco d'Assisi
• Fire, Liturgical Use of
• Firmament
• Firmicus Maternus
• Firmilian
• First-Born
• First-Fruits
• Fiscal Procurator
• Fischer, Antonius
• Fish, Symbolism of the
• Fisher, Philip
• Fisherman, The Ring of the
• Fitter, Daniel
• Fitton, James
• Fitzalan, Henry
• FitzGibbon, Catherine
• Fitzherbert, Maria Anne
• Fitzherbert, Anthony, Sir
• Fitzherbert, Thomas
• Fitzpatrick, William John
• Fitzralph, Richard
• Fitzsimon, Henry
• Fitz-Simons, Thomas
• Fixlmillner, Placidus
• Fizeau, Armand-Hippolyte-Louis

Fl

• Flabellum
• Flaccilla, Ælia
• Flagellants
• Flagellation
• Flaget, Benedict Joseph
• Flanagan, Thomas Canon
• Flanders
• Flandrin, Jean-Hippolyte
• Flathead Indians
• Flathers, Ven. Mathew
• Flavia Domitilla
• Flavian, Saint
• Flavias
• Flavigny, Abbey of
• Flaviopolis
• Fléchier, Esprit
• Flemael, Bertholet
• Fleming, Patrick
• Fleming, Richard
• Fleming, Thomas
• Fletcher, John
• Flete, William
• Fleuriot, Zénaide-Marie-Anne
• Fleury, Abbey of
• Fleury, André-Hercule de
• Flodoard
• Flood of Noah
• Floreffe, Abbey of
• Florence
• Florence, Council of
• Florence of Worcester
• Florentina, Saint
• Flórez, Enrique
• Florian, Jean-Pierre Claris, Chevalier de
• Florians, The
• Florida
• Florilegia
• Florus
• Floyd, John

Fo

• Fogaras
• Foggia
• Foillan, Saint
• Folengo, Teofilo
• Foley, Henry
• Foligno
• Foliot, Gilbert
• Folkestone Abbey
• Fonseca, José Ribeiro da
• Fonseca, Pedro Da
• Fonseca Soares, Antonio da
• Fontana, Carlo
• Fontana, Domenico
• Fontana, Felice
• Fontbonne, Jeanne
• Fonte-Avellana
• Fontenelle, Abbey of
• Fontevrault, Order and Abbey of
• Fonts, Holy Water
• Fools, Feast of
• Foppa, Ambrogio
• Forbes, John
• Forbin-Janson, Comte de Charles-Auguste-Marie-Joseph
• Forcellini, Egidio
• Ford, Blessed Thomas
• Fordham University
• Foreman, Andrew
• Forer, Laurenz
• Foresters, Catholic Orders of
• Forgery, Forger
• Forli
• Form
• Formby, Henry
• Formosus, Pope
• Formularies
• Forrest, William
• Förster, Arnold
• Forster, Fobrenius
• Forster, Thomas Ignatius Maria
• Fort Augustus Abbey
• Fortaleza, Diocese of
• Fortescue, Blessed Adrian
• Fortitude
• Fortunato of Brescia
• Fortunatus
• Fort Wayne
• Forty Hours' Devotion
• Forty Martyrs
• Forum, Ecclesiastical
• Fossano
• Fossombrone
• Fossors
• Foster, John Gray
• Fothad, Saint
• Fouard, Constant
• Foucault, Jean-Bertrand-Léon
• Foulque de Neuilly
• Foundation
• Foundling Asylums
• Fountains Abbey
• Fouquet, Jehan
• Four Crowned Martyrs
• Four Masters, Annals of the
• Fowler, John
• Foxe's Book of Martyrs

Fr

• Fra Angelico
• Fractio Panis
• France
• Franceschini, Marc' Antonio
• Frances d'Amboise, Blessed
• Frances of Rome, Saint
• Franchi, Ausonio
• Francia
• Francis I
• Francis, Rule of Saint
• Francis Borgia, Saint
• Francis Caracciolo, Saint
• Francis de Geronimo, Saint
• Francis de Sales, Saint
• Francis of Assisi, Saint
• Francis Ingleby, Venerable
• Francis of Fabriano, Blessed
• Francis of Paula, Saint
• Francis of Vittoria
• Francis Regis Clet, Blessed
• Francis Solanus, Saint
• Francis Xavier, Saint
• Franciscan Crown
• Franciscan Order
• Franck, Kasper
• Franco, Giovanni Battista
• Frank, Michael Sigismund
• Frankenberg
• Frankfort, Council of
• Frankfort-on-the-Main
• Franks, The
• Franzelin, Johann Baptist
• Frascati
• Frassen, Claude
• Fraternal Correction
• Fraticelli
• Fraud
• Fraunhofer, Joseph von
• Frayssinous, Denis de
• Fréchette, Louis-Honoré
• Fredegarius
• Fredegis of Tours
• Frederick I (Barbarossa)
• Frederick II
• Fredoli, Berenger
• Free Church of Scotland
• Free Will
• Freeman, Ven. William
• Freemasonry
• Free-Thinkers
• Fregoso, Federigo
• Freiburg
• Fréjus
• Fremin, James
• French, Nicholas
• French Academy, The
• French Catholics in the United States
• French Concordat of 1801, The
• French Literature
• French Revolution
• Freppel, Charles-Emile
• Frequent Communion
• Fresnel, Augustin-Jean
• Friar
• Friars Minor, Order of
• Fribourg, University of
• Fridelli, Xavier Ehrenbert
• Frideswide, Saint
• Fridolin, Saint
• Friedrich von Hausen
• Friends, Society of
• Friends of God
• Frigolet, Abbey of
• Fringes (in Scripture)
• Fritz, Samuel
• Froissart, Jean
• Fromentin, Eugène
• Frontal, Altar
• Frontenac, Louis de Baude
• Frowin, Blessed
• Fructuosus of Braga, Saint
• Fructuosus of Tarragona, Saint

Fu

• Fuchs, Johann Nepomuk von
• Führich, Joseph
• Fulbert of Chartres
• Fulcran, Saint
• Fulda
• Fulgentius, Saint
• Fulgentius, Saint
• Fulgentius Ferrandus
• Fullerton, Lady Georgiana Charlotte
• Fullo, Peter
• Fumo, Bartolommeo
• Funchal
• Fundamental Articles
• Funeral Dues
• Funeral Pall
• Fünfkirchen
• Funk, Franz Xaver von
• Furness Abbey
• Furni
• Furniss, John
• Fursey, Saint
• Fürstenberg, Franz Friedrich Wilhelm von
• Fussola
• Fust, John

Fy

• Fytch, William Benedict

G

Ga

• Gabala
• Gabbatha
• Gaboon
• Gabriel the Archangel, Saint
• Gabriel, Brothers of Saint
• Gabriel Possenti, Blessed
• Gabriel Sionita
• Gad
• Gadara
• Gaddi, Agnolo, Giovanni, and Taddeo
• Gaeta
• Gaetano, Saint
• Gagarin, Ivan Sergejewitch
• Gagliardi, Achille
• Gahan, William
• Gaillard, Claude Ferdinand
• Gal, Saint
• Galantini, Ippolito, Blessed
• Galatians, Epistle to the
• Galatino, Pietro Colonna
• Galerius, Valerius Maximianus
• Galien, Joseph
• Galilee
• Galilei, Alessandro
• Galilei, Galileo
• Galitzin, Elizabeth
• Gall, Saint
• Gall, Abbey of Saint
• Galla, Saint
• Galla
• Gallait, Louis
• Galland, Antoine
• Gallandi, Andrea
• Galle
• Gallego, Juan Nicasio
• Galletti, Pietro Luigi
• Gallia Christiana
• Gallicanism
• Gallican Rite, The
• Gallicanus, Saints
• Gallienus, Publius Licinius Egnatius
• Gallifet, Joseph de
• Gallipoli
• Gallitzin, Adele Amalie
• Gallitzin, Demetrius Augustine
• Galloway, Diocese of
• Galluppi, Pasquale
• Galura, Bernhard
• Gallwey, Peter
• Galtelli-Nuoro
• Galvani, Luigi
• Galveston
• Galway and Kilmacduagh
• Gama, Vasco da
• Gamaliel
• Gamans, Jean
• Gambling
• Gams, Pius Bonifacius
• Gandolphy, Peter
• Gangra
• Gansfort, John Wessel
• Gap
• García, Anne
• Garcia, Saint Gonsalo
• García Moreno, Gabriel
• Garcilasso de la Vega
• Garcilasso de la Vega
• Gardellini, Aloisio
• Garesché, Julius Peter
• Garet, Jean
• Gargara
• Garin, André
• Garland
• Garland, John
• Garlick, Venerable Nicholas
• Garneau, François-Xavier
• Garnet, Henry
• Garnet, Saint Thomas
• Garnier, Charles
• Garnier, Jean
• Garnier, Julien
• Garrucci, Raffaele
• Garzon
• Gaspare del Bufalo, Blessed
• Gaspe, Philippe-Aubert de
• Gassendi, Pierre
• Gasser von Valhorn, Joseph
• Gassner, Johann Joseph
• Gaston, William
• Gatianus, Saint
• Gau, Franz Christian
• Gaubil, Antoine
• Gaudentius, Saint
• Gaudentius of Brescia
• Gaudete Sunday
• Gaudier, Antoine de
• Gaudiosus
• Gaul, Christian
• Gaultier, Aloisius-Edouard-Camille
• Gaume, Jean-Joseph
• Gavantus, Bartolommeo
• Gaza
• Gazzaniga, Pietro Maria

Ge

• Gebhard (III) of Constance
• Gebhart, Emile
• Gedeon
• Gédoyn, Nicolas
• Gegenbauer, Josef Anton
• Geiler von Kayserberg, Johann
• Geissel, Johannes von
• Gelasius I, Pope Saint
• Gelasius II, Pope
• Gelasius of Cyzicus
• Gemblours
• Genealogy (in the Bible)
• Genealogy of Christ
• General Judgment
• Génebrard, Gilbert
• General Chapter
• Generation
• Genesareth
• Genesius
• Genevieve, Saint
• Genezareth, Land of
• Genga, Girolamo
• Génicot, Edward
• Gennadius I, Saint
• Gennadius II
• Gennadius of Marseilles
• Gennings, Edmund and John
• Genoa
• Gentile da Fabriano
• Gentiles
• Gentili, Aloysius
• Genuflexion
• Geoffrey of Clairvaux
• Geoffrey of Dunstable
• Geoffrey of Monmouth
• Geoffrey of Vendôme
• Geography, Biblical
• Geography and the Church
• George, Saint
• George, Orders of Saint
• George Hamartolus
• George of Trebizond
• George Pisides
• George the Bearded
• Georgetown University
• Georgia
• Georgius Syncellus
• Gerace
• Gerald, Saint
• Geraldton
• Géramb, Baron Ferdinand de
• Gérando, Joseph-Marie de
• Gérard, Abbot of Brogne, Saint
• Gerard, Bishop of Toul, Saint
• Gerard, Archbishop of York
• Gerard, John
• Gerard, Ven. Miles
• Gerard, Richard
• Gerard Majella, Saint
• Gerard of Cremona
• Gerardus Odonis
• Gerasa
• Gerberon, Gabriel
• Gerbet, Olympe-Phillipe
• Gerbillon, Jean-François
• Gerdil, Hyacinthe Sigismond
• Gerhard of Zütphen
• Gerhoh of Reichersberg
• Germain, Saint, Bishop of Auxerre
• Germain, Saint, Bishop of Paris
• Germaine Cousin, Saint
• German Gardiner, Blessed
• Germanicia
• Germanicopolis
• Germans in the United States
• Germanus I, Saint
• Germany
• German Literature
• Germany, Vicariate Apostolic of Northern
• Germia
• Gerona
• Gerrha
• Gerson, Jean de Charlier de
• Gertrude of Aldenberg, Blessed
• Gertrude of Hackeborn
• Gertrude of Nivelles, Saint
• Gertrude the Great, Saint
• Gertrude van der Oosten, Venerable
• Gervaise, Dom François Armand
• Gervase, George
• Gervase of Canterbury
• Gervase of Tilbury
• Gervasius and Protasius, Saints
• Géry, Saint
• Gesellenvereine
• Gesta Dei per Francos
• Gesta Romanorum
• Gethsemane
• Gethsemane, Abbey of Our Lady of
• Gezireh

Gf

• Gfrörer, August Friedrich

Gh

• Ghardaia
• Ghent
• Ghibellines and Guelphs
• Ghiberti, Lorenzo di Cione
• Ghirlandajo
• Ghislain, Saint
• Ghost Dance

Gi

• Giannone, Pietro
• Gibail and Batrun
• Gibault, Pierre
• Gibbons, John
• Gibbons, Richard
• Giberti, Jean-Pierre
• Giberti, Gian Matteo
• Gibraltar
• Gideon
• Giffard, Bonaventure
• Giffard, Godfrey
• Giffard, William
• Gifford, William
• Gift of Miracles
• Gift, Supernatural
• Gilbert, Nicolas-Joseph-Laurent
• Gilbert, Sir John Thomas
• Gilbert de la Porrée
• Gilbert Foliot
• Gilbertines, Order of
• Gilbert Islands
• Gilbert of Sempringham, Saint
• Gildas, Saint
• Gil de Albornoz, Alvarez Carillo
• Giles, Saint
• Gillespie, Eliza Maria
• Gillespie, Neal Henry
• Gillis, James
• Gilmore, Patrick Sarsfield
• Gil of Santarem, Blessed
• Gindarus
• Ginoulhiac, Jacques-Marie-Achille
• Gioberti, Vincenzo
• Giocondo, Fra Giovanni
• Giordani, Tommasso
• Giordano, Luca
• Giorgione
• Giotto di Bondone
• Giovanelli, Ruggiero
• Giraldi, Giovanni Battista
• Giraldi, Ubaldo
• Giraldus Cambrensis
• Girard, Jean-Baptiste
• Girardon, François
• Giraud de Borneil
• Girba
• Girgenti
• Gisbert, Blaise
• Giovanni Dominici, Blessed
• Giuliani, Veronica
• Giulio Romano
• Giuseppe Maria Tommasi, Blessed
• Giuseppe Giusti

Gl

• Glaber, Raoul
• Glabrio, Manius Acilius
• Glagolitic
• Glaire, Jean-Baptiste
• Glanville, Ranulf de
• Glarean, Henry
• Glasgow
• Glastonbury Abbey
• Glebe
• Glendalough, School of
• Gloria in Excelsis Deo
• Gloria, Laus et Honor
• Glory
• Glory Be
• Glosses, Scriptural
• Glosses, Glossaries, Glossarists
• Glossolalia
• Gloves, Episcopal
• Gluttony

Gn

• Gnesen-Posen
• Gnosticism

Go

• Goa
• Goajira, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Goar, Saint
• Goar, Jacques
• Gobat, George
• Gobban Saer
• Gobelinus, Person
• God
• "God", Etymology of the Word
• God, Existence of
• God, Nature and Attributes of
• God, Relation of the Universe to
• God, Three Persons of
• Godard, Saint
• Godden, Thomas
• Godeau, Antoine
• Godeberta, Saint
• Godelina, Saint
• Godet des Marais, Paul
• Godfrey of Bouillon
• Godfrey of Fontaines
• Godfrey of Viterbo
• Godinez
• Godric
• Goesport, John Wessel
• Goetz, Marie Josephine
• Goffe, Stephen
• Goffine, Leonard
• Gog and Magog
• Golden Bull
• Golden Calf
• Golden Rose
• Goldoni, Carlo
• Goldwell, Thomas
• Golgotha
• Gómara, Francisco Lopez de
• Gomes De Amorim, Francisco
• Gondulphus
• Gonet, Jean Baptiste
• Gonnelieu, Jérôme de
• Gonzaga, Saint Aloysius
• Gonzaga, Ercole
• Gonzaga, Scipione
• Gonzalez, Saint Peter
• González de Santalla, Thyrsus
• González, Zeferino
• Gonzalo de Berceo
• Good
• Good, Highest, The
• Good Faith
• Good Friday
• Good Hope, Cape of (Eastern)
• Good Hope, Cape of (Western)
• Godfrey Goodman
• Goodman, Ven. John
• Good Samaritan, Sisters of the
• Good Shepherd, Our Lady of Charity of the
• Goossens, Pierre-Lambert
• Gordian
• Gordianus and Epimachus, Saints
• Gordon, Andrew
• Gordon Riots
• Gordos
• Gorgonius, Saint
• Gorkum, The Martyrs of
• Görres, Guido
• Görres, Johann Joseph
• Gortyna
• Görz
• Goscelin
• Gospel and Gospels
• Gospel in the Liturgy
• Gospel of Mark
• Goss, Alexander
• Gossaert, Jan
• Gosselin, Jean-Edmé-Auguste
• Gother, John
• Gothic Architecture
• Gottfried von Strasburg
• Gotti, Vincent Louis
• Gottschalk, Saint
• Gottschalk of Orbais
• Göttweig, Abbey of
• Goulburn
• Gounod, Charles-François
• Goupil, René
• Gousset, Thomas-Marie-Joseph
• Government Authority
• Gower, John
• Goya y Lucientes, Francisco José de
• Goyaz, Diocese of
• Gozo, Diocese of
• Gozzi, Carlo
• Gozzoli
• Gozzolini, Saint Sylvester

Gr

• Grace
• Grace, Actual
• Grace, Supernatural
• Grace, Controversies on
• Grace, William Russell
• Grace at Meals
• Gradual
• Gradual Psalms
• Gradwell, Robert
• Graffiti
• Graham, Patrick
• Grail, The Holy
• Gramont, Eugénie de
• Gran
• Granada
• Granada, University of
• Grancolas, Jean
• Grande Chartreuse, La
• Granderath, Theodor
• Grandidier, Philippe-André
• Grandmont, Abbey and Order of
• Grand Rapids
• Grant, Thomas
• Granvelle, Antoine Perrenot de
• Gras, Venerable Louise de Marillac Le
• Grasse, François-Joseph-Paul
• Grässel, Lorenz
• Grassis, Paris de
• Gratian
• Gratian, Jerome
• Gratian, Johannes
• Gratianopolis
• Gratius, Ortwin
• Gratry, Auguste-Joseph-Alphonse
• Gratz, Peter Aloys
• Gravier, Jacques
• Gravina, Dominic
• Gravina, Giovanni Vincenzo
• Gravina and Montepeloso
• Graz, University of
• Great Falls
• Greco, El
• Greece
• Greek Catholics in America
• Greek Church
• Greek Orthodox Church in America
• Greek Rites
• Green, Hugh
• Green, Thomas Louis
• Green Bay
• Greenland
• Gregorian Chant
• Gregory I, Pope Saint
• Gregory II, Pope Saint
• Gregory III, Pope Saint
• Gregory IV, Pope
• Gregory V, Pope
• Gregory VI, Pope
• Gregory VI
• Gregory VII, Pope Saint
• Gregory VIII, Pope
• Gregory VIII
• Gregory IX
• Gregory X
• Gregory XI
• Gregory XII
• Gregory XIII, Pope
• Gregory XIV, Pope
• Gregory XV, Pope
• Gregory XVI, Pope
• Gregory Bæticus
• Gregory of Heimburg
• Gregory of Nazianzus, Saint
• Gregory of Neocaesarea, Saint
• Gregory of Nyssa, Saint
• Gregory of Rimini, Saint
• Gregory of Tours, Saint
• Gregory of Utrecht, Saint
• Gregory of Valencia
• Gregory the Illuminator
• Greifswald, University of
• Greith, Karl Johann
• Gremiale
• Grenoble
• Gresemund, Dietrich
• Greslon, Adrien
• Gresset, Jean Baptiste
• Gretser, Jacob
• Greuze, Jean-Baptiste
• Grey Nuns
• Grey Nuns of the Cross
• Griffin, Gerald
• Griffin, Martin Ignatius Joseph
• Griffiths, Thomas
• Grillparzer, Franz
• Grimaldi, Francesco Maria
• Grimaldi, Giovanni Francesco
• Grimmelshausen, Johann Jacob Christoffel von
• Gröne, Valentin
• Groote, Gerard
• Gropper, John
• Grosseteste, Robert
• Grosseto
• Grosswardein
• Grottaferrata, Abbey of
• Grueber, Johann
• Grün, Anastasius

Gu

• Guadalajara
• Guadalupe, Shrine of
• Guadeloupe
• Guadix, Diocese of
• Guaicuri Indians
• Guamanga, Diocese of
• Guaraní Indians
• Guarantees, Law of
• Guarda, Diocese of
• Guardi, Francesco
• Guardian Angels
• Guardian Angels, Feast of
• Guardianship, in Civil Jurisprudence
• Guarini, Battista
• Guarino da Verona
• Guastalla, Diocese of
• Guastallines
• Guatemala, Santiago de
• Guayaquil
• Gubbio
• Gudenus, Moritz
• Gudula, Saint
• Guelphs and Ghibellines
• Guéranger, Prosper Louis Pascal
• Guérard, Robert
• Guérin, Anne-Thérèse
• Guérin
• Gügler, Joseph Heinrich Aloysius
• Guglielmini, Giovanni Battista
• Guiana
• Guibert of Ravenna
• Guicciardini, Francesco
• Guido of Arezzo
• Guigues du Chastel
• Guijon, André
• Guilds
• Guiney, Patrick Robert
• Guiscard, Robert
• Guise, House of
• Guitmund
• Gulf of St. Lawrence
• Gunpowder Plot, The
• Gunther, Blessed
• Günther, Anton
• Günther of Cologne
• Gurk
• Gury, Jean-Pierre
• Gusmão, Bartholomeu Lourenço de
• Gutenberg, Johann
• Guthlac, Saint
• Guyon, Jeanne-Marie-Bouvier de La Motte-
• Guzmán, Fernando Pérez de

Gy

• Györ

H

Ha

• Haarlem
• Habacuc
• Habakkuk
• Haberl, Francis Xavier
• Habington, William
• Habit
• Habor River
• Haceldama
• Hadewych, Blessed
• Hadrian, Publius Ælius
• Hadrian
• Hadrumetum
• Haeften, Benedict van
• Hagen, Gottfried
• Haggai
• Haggith
• Hagiography
• Hague, The
• Hahn-Hahn, Ida
• Haid, Herenaus
• Hail Holy Queen
• Hail Mary
• Haimhausen, Karl von
• Hair (in Christian Antiquity)
• Hairshirt
• Haiti
• Haito
• Hakodate
• Hakon the Good
• Halicarnassus
• Halifax
• Hallahan, Margaret
• Haller, Karl Ludwig von
• Hallerstein, August
• Halloween
• Halloy, Jean-Baptiste-Julien D'Omalius
• Halma, Nicholas
• Ham, Hamites
• Hamar, Ancient See of
• Hamatha
• Hambley, Ven. John
• Hamburg
• Hamilton, Ontario, Diocese of
• Hamilton, John
• Hammer-Purgstall, Joseph, Baron von
• Hammurabi
• Hamsted, Adrian
• Haneberg, Daniel Bonifacius von
• Hanover
• Hanse, Blessed Everald
• Hansiz, Markus
• Hanthaler, Chrysostomus
• Hanxleden, Johann Ernest
• Happiness
• Haraldson, Saint Olaf
• Harbor Grace
• Hardee, William J.
• Hardey, Mary Aloysia
• Harding, St. Stephen
• Harding, Thomas
• Hardman, Mary Juliana
• Hardouin, Jean
• Hardyng, John
• Hare Indians
• Harland, Henry
• Harlay, Family of
• Harlez de Deulin, Charles-Joseph de
• Harmony
• Harney
• Harold, Francis
• Harold Bluetooth
• Harpasa
• Harper, Thomas Morton
• Harrington, Ven. William
• Harris, Joel Chandler
• Harrisburg
• Harrison, James
• Harrison, William
• Harrowing of Hell
• Hart, William
• Hartford
• Hartley, Ven. William
• Hartmann, Georg
• Hartmann von Aue
• Hasak, Vincenz
• Haschka, Lorenz Leopold
• Haspinger, Johann Simon
• Hassard, John Rose Greene
• Hasslacher, Peter
• Hatred
• Hatto
• Hatton, Edward Anthony
• Hauara
• Haudriettes
• Haughery, Margaret
• Hauréau, Jean-Barthélemy
• Hautecombe
• Hautefeuille, Jean de
• Hautefeuille, Jean de
• Hauteserre
• Haüy, René-Just
• Haüy, Valentin
• Hauzeur, Mathias
• Havana
• Havestadt, Bernhard
• Hawarden, Edward
• Hawes, Stephen
• Hawker, Robert Stephen
• Hawkins, Sir Henry
• Hay, Edmund and John
• Hay, George
• Haydn, Johann Michael
• Haydn, Franz Joseph
• Haydock, Venerable George
• Haydock, George Leo
• Haymo
• Haymo of Faversham
• Haynald, Lajos
• Hazart, Cornelius

He

• Healy, George Peter Alexander
• Hearse, Tenebrae
• Heart of Jesus, Devotion to the
• Heart of Mary, Congregations of
• Heart of Mary, Devotion to the
• Heath, Ven. Henry
• Heaven
• Hebrew Bible
• Hebrew Language and Literature
• Hebrews, Epistle to the
• Hebrides, New
• Hebron
• Hecker, Isaac Thomas
• Hédelin, François
• Hedonism
• Hedwig, Saint
• Heeney, Cornelius
• Heereman von Zuydwyk, Freiherr von
• Heeswijk
• Hefele, Karl Joseph von
• Hegelianism
• Hegesippus, Saint
• Hegesippus, The Pseudo-
• Hegius, Alexander
• Heidelberg, University of
• Heiligenkreuz
• Heilsbronn
• Heilsbronn, Monk of
• Heim, François Joseph
• Heinrich der Glïchezäre
• Heinrich von Ahaus
• Heinrich von Laufenberg
• Heinrich von Meissen
• Heinrich von Melk
• Heinrich von Veldeke
• Heinz, Joseph
• Heis, Eduard
• Heisterbach
• Helena, Saint
• Helena (Montana)
• Helen of Sköfde, Saint
• Helenopolis
• Heli
• Heliae, Paul
• Heliand, The
• Hélinand
• Heliogabalus
• Hell
• Hell, Maximilian
• Hello, Ernest
• Helmold
• Helmont, Jan Baptista van
• Helpers of the Holy Souls, Society of the
• Helpidius, Flavius Rusticius
• Hélyot, Pierre
• Hemmerlin, Felix
• Henderson, Issac Austin
• Hendrick, Thomas Augustine
• Hengler, Lawrence
• Hennepin, Louis
• Henoch
• Henoch, Book of
• Henoticon
• Henri de Saint-Ignace
• Henrion, Mathieu-Richard-Auguste
• Henríquez, Crisóstomo
• Henríquez, Enrique
• Henry II
• Henry II, Saint
• Henry III
• Henry IV
• Henry IV
• Henry V
• Henry VI
• Henry VIII
• Henry Abbot
• Henry of Friemar
• Henry of Ghent
• Henry of Herford
• Henry of Huntingdon
• Henry of Kalkar
• Henry of Langenstein
• Henry of Nördlingen
• Henry of Rebdorf
• Henry of Segusio, Blessed
• Henryson, Robert
• Henry Suso, Blessed
• Henry the Navigator, Prince
• Henschen, Godfrey
• Hensel, Luise
• Henten, John
• Heortology
• Hephæstus
• Heptarchy
• Heraclas
• Heraclea
• Heraldry, Ecclesiastical
• Herbart and Herbartianism
• Herbert of Bosham
• Herbert of Derwentwater, Saint
• Herbert of Lea, Lady Elizabeth
• Herbst, Johann Georg
• Herculano de Carvalho e Araujo, Alejandro
• Herder
• Herdtrich, Christian Wolfgang
• Heredity
• Hereford, Ancient Diocese of
• Hereswitha, Saint
• Heresy
• Hergenröther, Joseph
• Heribert, Saint
• Heribert
• Heriger of Lobbes
• Herincx, William
• Hermann I
• Hermann Contractus
• Hermann Joseph, Saint
• Hermann of Altach
• Hermann of Fritzlar
• Hermann of Minden
• Hermann of Salza
• Hermanos Penitentes, Los
• Hermas, Saint
• Hermas
• Hermeneutics
• Hermengild, Saint
• Hermes, Saint
• Hermes, George
• Hermite, Charles
• Hermits
• Hermits of St. Augustine
• Hermon
• Hermopolis Magna
• Hermopolis Parva
• Herod
• Herodias
• Heroic Act of Charity
• Heroic Virtue
• Herp, Henry
• Herrad of Landsberg
• Herregouts
• Herrera, Fernando de
• Herrera, Francisco
• Herrera Barnuevo, Sebastiano de
• Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de
• Herrgott, Marquard
• Hersfeld
• Hervás y Panduro, Lorenzo
• Hervetus, Gentian
• Hesebon
• Hesse
• Hessels, Jean
• Hesychasm
• Hesychius of Alexandria
• Hesychius of Jerusalem
• Hesychius of Sinai
• Hethites
• Hettinger, Franz
• Heude, Pierre
• Hewett, John
• Hewit, Augustine Francis
• Hexaemeron
• Hexapla
• Hexateuch
• Hexham and Newcastle
• Heynlin of Stein, Johann
• Heywood, Jasper and John
• Hezekiah

Hi

• Hibernians, Ancient Order of
• Hickey, Antony
• Hidalgo, Miguel
• Hierapolis
• Hierapolis
• Hierarchy
• Hierarchy of the Early Church
• Hierocæsarea
• Hieronymites
• Hierotheus
• Higden, Ranulf
• High Altar
• Higher Criticism
• High Priest, The
• Hilarion, Saint
• Hilarius, Pope Saint
• Hilarius of Sexten
• Hilarus, Pope Saint
• Hilary of Arles, Saint
• Hilary of Poitiers, Saint
• Hilda, Saint
• Hildebert of Lavardin
• Hildegard, Saint
• Hildesheim
• Hilduin, Abbot of St-Denis
• Hill, Ven. Richard
• Hillel
• Hilton, Walter
• Himeria
• Himerius
• Hincmar
• Hincmar
• Hinderer, Roman
• Hinduism
• Hingston, Sir William Hales
• Hippo, Council of -- See African Synods
• Hippo Diarrhytus
• Hippo Regius
• Hippolytus of Rome, Saint
• Hippolytus, Saints
• Hippos
• Hirena
• Hirschau, Abbey of
• Hirscher, Johann Baptist von
• Historical Criticism
• History, Ecclesiastical
• Hittites
• Hittorp, Melchior

Hl

• Hladnik, Franz von Paula

Ho

• Hobart
• Hodgson, Sydney
• Hofer, Andreas
• Höfler, Konstantin von
• Hogan, John Baptist
• Hohenbaum van der Meer, Moritz
• Hohenburg
• Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürst, Alexander Leopold
• Holbein, Hans
• Holden, Henry
• Holiness
• Holland, Ven. Thomas
• Hollanders in the United States
• Holmes, John
• Holocaust
• Holstenius, Lucas
• Holtei, Karl von
• Holy Agony, Archconfraternity of
• Holy Alliance
• Holy Childhood, Association of the
• Holy Child Jesus, Society of the
• Holy Coat
• Holy Communion
• Holy Cross, Congregation of
• Holy Cross, Sisters Marianites of
• Holy Cross, Sisters of the
• Holy Cross Abbey
• Holy Faith, Sisters of the
• Holy Family, Archconfraternity of the
• Holy Family, Congregations of the
• Holy Ghost
• Holy Ghost, Orders of the
• Holy Ghost, Religious Congregations of the
• Holy Grail, The
• Holy House of Loreto
• Holy Humility of Mary, Sisters of the
• Holy Infancy, Brothers of the
• Holy Innocents
• Holy Name, Feast of the
• Holy Name, Litany of the
• Holy Name, Society of the
• Holy Name of Jesus
• Holy Oils
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• Lanciano and Ortona
• Land-Tenure in the Christian Era
• Lando, Pope
• Landriot, Jean-François-Anne
• Lanfranc
• Lanfranco, Giovanni
• Lang, Matthew
• Langen, Rudolph von
• Langénieux, Benoit-Marie
• Langham, Simon
• Langheim
• Langhorne, Ven. Richard
• Langley, Richard
• Langres
• Lanigan, John
• Lanspergius
• Lantern
• Lanterns, Altar
• Lanzi, Luigi
• Laodicea
• Laos
• La Paz
• Laplace, Pierre-Simon
• Lapland and Lapps
• La Plata
• La Plata
• Lapparent, Albert Auguste de
• Laprade, Victor de
• Lapsi
• Lapuente, Venerable Luis de
• Laranda
• Lares
• Larino
• Larissa
• Larke, Blessed John
• Larrey, Dominique-Jean
• Larue, Charles de
• Lasaulx, Ernst von
• Lascaris, Constantine
• Lascaris, Janus
• Laski, John
• Lassberg, Baron Joseph Maria Christoph von
• Lassus, Orlandus de
• Last Judgment, The
• Last Supper, The
• Lataste, Marie
• Latera, Flaminius Annibali de
• Lateran, Christian Museum of
• Lateran, Saint John
• Lateran Councils
• Lateran Council, First
• Lateran Council, Second
• Lateran Council, Third
• Lateran Council, Fourth
• Lateran Council, Fifth
• Lathrop, George Parsons
• Latin, Ecclesiastical
• Latin Church
• Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem
• Latin Literature in Christianity (Before the Sixth Century)
• Latin Literature in Christianity (Sixth to Twentieth Century)
• Classical Latin Literature in the Church
• Latini, Brunetto
• La Trappe
• Latreille, Pierre-André
• Latria
• Latrocinium
• Latter-Day Saints, The Church of Jesus Christ of
• Lauda Sion
• Lauds
• Laura
• Laurence O'Toole, Saint
• Laurentie, Pierre-Sébastien
• Lausanne and Geneva
• Lauzon, Jean de
• Lauzon, Pierre de
• Lavabo
• Laval, François de Montmorency
• La Valette, Jean Parisot de
• Laval University of Quebec
• Lavant
• Laverdière, Charles-Honoré
• Lavérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, Sieur de
• Laverlochère, Jean-Nicolas
• Lavigerie, Charles-Martial-Allemand
• Lavoisier, Antoine-Laurent
• Law
• Law, Canon
• Law, Cemeteries in
• Law, Civil (Influence of the Church on)
• Law, Common
• Law, Divine (Moral Aspect of)
• Law, International
• Law, Mosaic
• Law, Natural
• Law, Roman
• Lawrence, Saint
• Lawrence, Saint
• Lawrence Justinian, Saint
• Lawrence of Brindisi, Saint
• Lawrence O'Toole, Saint
• Laws, Penal
• Lay Abbot
• Lay Brothers
• Lay Communion
• Lay Confession
• Lay Tithes
• Laymann, Paul
• Lazarites
• Lazarus
• Lazarus of Bethany, Saint
• Lazarus of Jerusalem, Order of Saint

Le

• Lead, Diocese of
• League, The
• League, German
• League of the Cross
• Leander of Seville, Saint
• Leavenworth
• Lebanon
• Lebedus
• Le Blant, Edmond-Frederic
• Lebrun, Charles
• Lebwin, Saint
• Le Camus, Emile-Paul-Constant-Ange
• Le Camus, Etienne
• Le Caron, Joseph
• Lecce
• Leclerc du Tremblay, François
• Leclercq, Chrestien
• Lecoy de La Marche
• Le Coz, Claude
• Lectern
• Lectionary
• Lector
• Ledge, Altar
• Ledochowski, Miecislas Halka
• Leeds
• Lefebvre, Camille
• Lefèvre, Family of
• Le Fèvre, Jacques
• Lefèvre de la Boderie, Guy
• Lefèvre d'Etaples, Jacques
• Legacies
• Legate
• Legends, Literary or Profane
• Legends of the Saints
• Leghorn
• Legio
• Legipont, Oliver
• Legists
• Legitimation
• Le Gobien, Charles
• Legrand, Louis
• Le Gras, Venerable Louise de Marillac
• Le Hir, Arthur-Marie
• Lehnin, Abbey of
• Leibniz, System of
• Leigh, Venerable Richard
• Leipzig
• Leipzig, University of
• Leitmeritz
• Lejeune, Jean
• Lelong, Jacques
• Le Loutre, Louis-Joseph
• Le Mans
• Lemberg
• Lemcke, Henry
• Le Mercier, François
• Lemercier, Jacques
• Lemos, Thomas de
• Le Moyne
• Le Moyne, Simon
• L'Enfant, Pierre-Charles
• Lennig, Adam Franz
• Lenormant, Charles
• Lenormant, François
• Le Nourry, Denis-Nicolas
• Lent
• Lentulus, Publius
• Leo I (the Great), Pope
• Leo II, Pope Saint
• Leo III, Pope Saint
• Leo IV, Pope
• Leo V, Pope
• Leo VI, Pope
• Leo VII, Pope
• Leo VIII, Pope
• Leo IX, Pope
• Leo X, Pope
• Leo XI, Pope
• Leo XII, Pope
• Leo XIII, Pope
• Leo, Brother
• Leocadia, Saint
• Leodegar, Saint
• Leo Diaconus
• Leon
• León
• León, Luis de
• Leonard of Chios
• Leonard of Limousin, Saint
• Leonard of Port Maurice, Saint writer (1676-1751)
• Leonardo da Vinci
• Leonidas, Saint
• Leontius, Saint
• Leontius Byzantinus
• Leontopolis
• Leopoldine Society, The
• Lepanto
• Leprosy
• Leptis Magna
• Le Puy
• Le Quien, Michel
• Lérida
• Lérins, Abbey of
• Leros
• Leroy-Beaulieu, Anatole
• Le Sage, Alain-René
• Lesbi
• Lescarbot, Marc
• Lescot, Pierre
• Lesina
• Leslie, John
• Lesbi
• Lescarbot, Marc
• Lescot, Pierre
• Lessius, Leonard
• Lessons in the Liturgy
• Lestrange, Louis-Henri de
• Lesueur, François Eustache
• Lesueur, Jean-François
• Lete
• Le Tellier, Charles-Maurice
• Le Tellier, Michel
• Letourneux, Nicolas
• Letters, Ecclesiastical
• Leubus
• Leuce
• Levadoux, Michael
• Levau, Louis
• Le Verrier, Urbain-Jean-Joseph
• Levites
• Leviticus
• Lex
• Lezana, Juan Bautista de

Lh

• L'Hospital, Michael de

Li

• Libel
• Libellatici, Libelli
• Liber Pontificalis
• Liber Septimus
• Libera Me
• Libera Nos
• Liberal Arts, The Seven
• Liberalism
• Liberatore, Matteo
• Liberatus of Carthage
• Liber Diurnus Romanorum Pontificum
• Liberia
• Liberius, Pope
• Libermann, Ven. Francis Mary Paul
• Libraries
• Libri Carolini
• Lichfield
• Lidwina, Saint
• Lieber, Ernst Maria
• Lieber, Moriz
• Liebermann, Bruno Franz Leopold
• Liège
• Liesborn
• Liesborn, Master of
• Liessies
• Life
• Ligamen
• Lights
• Ligugé
• Liguori, Saint Alphonsus
• Lilienfeld
• Lilius, Aloisius
• Lille
• Lillooet Indians
• Lima
• Limbo
• Limbourg, Pol de
• Limburg
• Limerick
• Limoges
• Limyra
• Linacre, Thomas
• Linares
• Lincoln
• Lincoln
• Lindanus, William Damasus
• Linde, Justin Timotheus Balthasar, Freiherr von
• Lindemann, Wilhelm
• Lindisfarne, Ancient Diocese and Monastery of
• Lindores, Benedictine Abbey of
• Line, Saint Anne
• Linens, Altar
• Lingard, John
• Linköping, Ancient See of
• Linoe
• Linus, Pope Saint
• Linz
• Lippe
• Lippi, Filippino
• Lippi, Filippo
• Lippomano, Luigi
• Lipsanotheca
• Lipsius, Justus
• Lisbon
• Lismore
• Lismore, School of
• Lismore and Waterford
• Lister
• Liszt, Franz
• Litany
• Litany of Loreto
• Litany of the Holy Name
• Litany of the Saints
• Literature, English
• Lithuania
• Lithuanians in the United States
• Litta
• Little Flowers of St. Francis of Assissi
• Little Office of Our Lady
• Little Rock
• Littré, Paul-Maximilien-Emile
• Liturgical Books
• Liturgical Chant
• Liturgy
• Liturgy of the Hours
• Liturgy of Jerusalem
• Liutprand of Cremona
• Liverpool
• Livias
• Livorno

Ll

• Llancarvan
• Llandaff
• Llanthony Priory
• Lloyd, Saint John

Lo

• Loaisa, Garcia de
• Loango
• Loaves of Proposition
• Lobbes, Benedictine Abbey of
• Lobera, Ann
• Loccum
• Lochleven
• Lochner, Stephen
• Loci Theologici
• Locke, Matthew
• Lockhart, William
• Lockwood, Venerable John
• Lodi
• Logia, Jesu
• Logic
• Logos, The
• Lohel, Johann
• Lohner, Tobias
• Loja, Diocese of
• Lollards
• Loman, Saint
• Lombard, Peter
• Lombard, Peter
• Lombardy
• Loménie de Brienne, Etienne-Charles de
• London (England)
• London (Ontario)
• Longstreet, James
• Lope de Vega Carpio, Félix de
• Lopez-Caro, Francisco
• Lord's Prayer
• Lorea
• Lorenzana, Francisco Antonio de
• Lorenzetti, Pietro and Ambrogio
• Lorenzo da Brindisi, Saint
• Loreto, Holy House of
• Loreto, Litany of
• Lorette
• Lorrain, Claude de
• Lorraine
• Lorsch Abbey
• Loryma
• Los Angeles and Monterey
• Lossada, Luis de
• Lossen, Karl August
• Lot
• Lottery
• Lotti, Antonio
• Lotto, Lorenzo
• Loucheux
• Louis IX, Saint
• Louis XIV
• Louis Allemand, Blessed
• Louis Bertrand, Saint
• Louise, Sister
• Louisiana
• Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, Saint
• Louis of Casoria, Venerable
• Louis of Granada, Venerable
• Louis of Toulouse, Saint
• Louise de Marillac Le Gras, Venerable
• Louisville, Diocese of
• Lourdes, Brothers of Our Lady of
• Lourdes, Notre-Dame de
• Louvain, University of
• Love, Theological Virtue of
• Low Church
• Lower California, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Lower Criticism
• Low Sunday
• Loyola, Saint Ignatius
• Loyola University (Chicago)
• Loyola University (New Orleans)

Lu

• Lübeck
• Lublin
• Luca, Giovanni Battista de
• Lucas, Frederick
• Lucca
• Lucera
• Lucerne
• Lucian of Antioch
• Lucic, John
• Lucifer
• Lucifer of Cagliari
• Lucina, Crypt of
• Lucius I, Pope Saint
• Lucius II, Pope
• Lucius III, Pope
• Luçon
• Lucy, Saint
• Ludger, Saint
• Ludmilla, Saint
• Ludolph of Saxony
• Ludovicus a S. Carolo
• Lueger, Karl
• Lugo
• Lugo, Francisco de
• Lugo, John de
• Lugos
• Luini, Bernardino
• Luke, Gospel of Saint
• Lulé Indians
• Lully, Jean-Baptiste
• Lully, Raymond
• Lumen Christi
• Luminare
• Lummi Indians
• Lumper, Gottfried
• Luna, Pedro de
• Lund
• Lunette
• Luni-Sarzana-Brugnato
• Lupus
• Lupus, Christian
• Luscinius, Ottmar
• Lusignan, Jean-Baptiste-Alphonse
• Lussy, Melchior
• Lust
• Luther, Martin
• Lutheranism
• Lütolf, Aloys
• Lutzk, Zhitomir, and Kamenetz, Diocese of
• Luxemburg
• Luxeuil Abbey

Ly

• Lycopolis
• Lydda
• Lydgate, John
• Lying
• Lynch, John
• Lyndwood, William
• Lyons, Archdiocese of
• Lyons, Councils of (Introduction)
• Lyons, First Council of
• Lyons, Second Council of
• Lyrba
• Lysias
• Lystra

M

Ma

• Maassen, Friedrich Bernard Christian
• Mabillon, Jean
• Mabinogion
• Macao
• Macarius, Saint
• Macarius
• Macarius Magnes
• Macarius of Antioch
• McCabe, Edward
• Maccabee, Judas
• Maccabees, The
• Maccabees, The Books of
• MacCaghwell, Hugh
• MacCarthy, Bartholomew
• MacCarthy, Denis Florence
• McCarthy, Justin
• MacCarthy, Nicholas Tuite
• McCloskey, William George
• MacCuilenan, Cormac
• MacDonell, Alexander
• MacDonald, John
• Mace
• Macedonians
• Macedo, Francisco
• Macerata and Tolentino
• MacFarland, Francis Patrick
• McGee, Thomas D'Arcy
• MacGeoghegan, James
• Machabees, The
• Machabees, The Books of
• Machabeus, Judas
• MacHale, John
• Machiavelli
• Machpelah
• Machutus, Saint
• Mackenzie
• McLoughlin, John
• Maclovius, Saint
• MacMahon, Heber
• MacMahon, Marie-Edmé-Patrice-Maurice de
• McMahon, Martin Thomas
• McMaster, James Alphonsus
• MacNeven, William James
• Mâcon, Ancient Diocese of
• McQuaid, Bernard John
• Macri
• Macrina the Elder, Saint
• Macrina the Younger, Saint
• McSherry, James Jr.
• McSherry, James Sr.
• McSherry, Richard
• Mactaris
• Madagascar
• Madaurus
• Maderna, Carlo
• Maderno, Stefano
• Madianites
• Madras
• Madrid-Alcalá
• Madruzzi, Christopher
• Madura Mission
• Maedoc, Saint
• Maelruan, Saint
• Maelrubha, Saint
• Maerlant, Jacob van
• Maestro di Camera del Papa
• Maffei, Bernardino
• Maffei, Francesco
• Maffei, Marchese Francesco Scipione
• Maffei, Raffaelo
• Magaud, Antoine-Dominique
• Magdala
• Magdalens
• Magdeburg
• Mageddo
• Magellan, Ferdinand
• Magi
• Magin Catalá
• Maginn, Edward
• Magisterium and Tradition
• Magistris, Simone de
• Magliabechi, Antonio
• Magna Carta
• Magnesia
• Magnien, Alphonse
• Magnificat
• Magnus, Olaus
• Magnus, Saint
• Magnus, Valerianus
• Magrath, John Macrory
• Magydus
• Mahony, Ven. Charles
• Mai, Angelo
• Maignan, Emmanuel
• Mailla, Joseph-Anna-Marie de Moyria de
• Maillard, Antoine-Simon
• Maillard, Oliver
• Maimbourg, Louis
• Maimonides, Teaching of Moses
• Maina Indians
• Maine
• Maine de Biran, François-Pierre-Gonthier
• Maintenon, Françoise, Marquise de
• Mainz
• Maipure Indians
• Maisonneuve, Paul de Chomedey de
• Maistre, Joseph-Marie, Comte de
• Maistre, Xavier de
• Maitland
• Majano, Benedetto da
• Majella, St. Gerard
• Majorca and Iviza
• Majordomo
• Majority
• Majunke, Paul
• Malabar
• Malabar Rites
• Malacca
• Malachias
• Malachy, Saint
• Malaga
• Malagrida, Gabriel
• Malatesta, House of
• Malchus
• Maldonado, Juan
• Malebranche, Nicolas
• Malediction (in Scripture)
• Malherbe, François
• Maliseet Indians
• Mallard, Ernest-François
• Mallinckrodt, Herman von
• Mallinckrodt, Pauline
• Malling Abbey
• Mallory, Stephen Russell
• Mallus
• Malmesbury
• Malmesbury, The Monk of
• Malo, Saint
• Malone, William
• Malory, Sir Thomas
• Malpighi, Marcello
• Malta
• Malta, Knights of
• Maltret, Claude
• Malvenda, Thomas
• Malvern
• Mamachi, Thomas Maria
• Mame, Alfred-Henri-Amand
• Mameluco
• Mamertine Prison
• Mamertus, Claudianus
• Mamertus, Saint
• Mammon
• Man
• Manahem
• Manahen, Saint
• Manasses
• Mance, Jeanne
• Manchester
• Manchuria
• Mandan Indians
• Mandeville, Jean de
• Manfredonia
• Mangalore
• Mangan, James Clarence
• Manharter
• Manichæism
• Manifestation of Conscience
• Manila
• Manila Observatory
• Maniple
• Manitoba
• Mann, Theodore Augustine
• Manna
• Manning, Henry Edward
• Mannyng, Robert
• Mansard, François
• Mansard, Jules
• Mansi, Gian Domenico
• Mantegna, Andrea
• Mantelletta
• Mantua
• Mantuanus, Baptista
• Manu, The Laws of
• Manuel Chysoloras
• Manuscripts
• Manuscripts, Illuminated
• Manuscripts of the Bible
• Manuterge
• Manutius, Aldus
• Manzoni, Alessandro
• Map, Walter
• Maphrian
• Maran, Prudentius
• Marash
• Maratta, Carlo
• Marbodius
• Marca, Pierre de
• Marcellian and Mark, Saints
• Marcellina, Saint
• Marcellinus, Flavius
• Marcellinus, Pope
• Marcellinus Comes
• Marcellinus of Civezza, O.F.M.
• Marcello, Benedetto
• Marcellus I, Saint, Pope
• Marcellus II, Pope
• Marcellus of Ancyra
• March, Auzias
• Marchand, Jean Baptiste
• Marchant, Peter
• Marchesi, Pompeo
• Marchi, Giuseppe
• Marcian
• Marciane
• Marcianopolis
• Marcionites
• Marco Polo
• Marcopois
• Marcosians
• Marcoux, Joseph
• Marcus
• Marcus, Pope Saint
• Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
• Marcus Diadochus
• Marcus Eremita
• Mardin
• Maréchal, Ambrose
• Marenco
• Marenzio, Luca
• Margaret, Saint
• Margaret Haughery
• Margaret of Hungary, Blessed
• Margaret of the Blessed Sacrament
• Margaret Clitherow, Saint
• Margaret Colona, Blessed
• Margaret Mary, Saint
• Margaret of Cortona, Saint
• Margaret of Lorraine, Blessed
• Margaret of Savoy, Blessed
• Margaret of Scotland, Saint
• Margaret Pole, Blessed
• Margaritae
• Margil, Antonio
• Margotti, Giacomo
• Maria de Agreda
• Maria-Laach
• Mariales, Kantes
• Mariana
• Mariana, Juan
• Mariana Islands
• Mariannhill, Congregation of the Missionaries of
• Marian Priests
• Marianus of Florence
• Marianus Scotus
• Maria Theresa
• Marie Antoinette
• Marie Christine of Savoy, Blessed
• Marie de France
• Marie de l'Incarnation, Blessed
• Marie de l'Incarnation, Venerable
• Marienberg
• Marignolli, Giovanni de'
• Marina, Saint
• Marina
• Marini, Luigi Gaetano
• Marinus I, Pope
• Marinus II, Pope
• Mariotte, Edme
• Maris, Martha, Audifax, and Abachum, Saints
• Marisco, Adam de
• Mariscotti, Saint Hyacintha
• Marius Aventicus, Saint
• Marius Maximus, Lucius Perpetuus Aurelianus
• Marius Mercator
• Mark, Saint
• Mark, Pope Saint
• Mark, Gospel of
• Mark and Marcellian, Saints
• Mark of Lisbon
• Maroni, Paul
• Maronia
• Maronites
• Marquesas Islands
• Marquette (Michigan)
• Marquette, Jacques
• Marquette League
• Marquette University
• Marriage Banns
• Marriage, Civil
• Marriage, History of
• Marriage, Mixed
• Marriage, Moral and Canonical Aspect of
• Marriage, Mystical
• Marriage, Putative
• Marriage, Ritual of
• Marriage, Sacrament of
• Marriage, Validation of
• Marryat, Florence
• Marseilles
• Marshall, Thomas William
• Marshall Islands
• Marsi
• Marsico Nuovo and Potenza
• Marsigli, Luigi Ferdinando, Count de
• Marsilius of Padua
• Martel, Charles
• Martène, Edmond
• Martha, Saint
• Martha, Maris, Audifax, and Abachum, Saints
• Martial, Saint
• Martiall, John
• Martianay, Jean
• Martianus Capella
• Martigny, Joseph-Alexander
• Martin I, Pope Saint
• Martin II, Pope
• Martin IV, Pope
• Martin V, Pope
• Martin
• Martín, Enrico
• Martin, Felix
• Martin, Gregory
• Martin, Konrad
• Martin, Paulin
• Martina, Saint
• Martini, Antonio
• Martini, Martino
• Martini, Simone
• Martinique
• Martin of Braga
• Martin of Leon, Saint
• Martin of Tours, Saint
• Martin of Troppau
• Martin of Valencia, O.F.M.
• Martinian and Processus, Saints
• Martinov, John
• Martinsberg
• Martinuzzi, George
• Martin y Garcia, Luis
• Martyr
• Martyr d'Anghiera, Peter
• Martyrology
• Martyropolis
• Martyrs, Acts of the
• Martyrs, Japanese
• Martyrs, The Ten Thousand
• Martyrs in China
• Maruthas, Saint
• Mary, Blessed Virgin, The
• Mary, Children of
• Mary, Devotion to the Heart of
• Mary, Devotion to the Virgin
• Mary, Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Mary, Little Brothers of
• Mary, Missionaries of the Company of
• Mary, Mother of John Mark
• Mary, Name of
• Mary, Name of
• Mary, Society of (Marist Fathers)
• Mary, Society of, of Paris
• Mary, Tomb of the Blessed Virgin
• Mary de Cervellione
• Mary of Cleophas
• Mary of Romans 16:6
• Mary Anne de Paredes, Blessed
• Mary de Sales Chappuis, Venerable
• Mary Frances of the Five Wounds of Jesus, Saint
• Maryland
• Mary Magdalen, Saint
• Mary Magdalen de' Pazzi, Saint
• Mary of Egypt, Saint
• Mary Queen of Scots
• Mary Tudor
• Masaccio
• Mascoutens Indians
• Masolino da Panicale
• Mason, Richard Angelus a S. Francisco
• Masonry
• Maspha
• Mass, Chapter and Conventual
• Mass, Liturgy of the
• Mass, Music of the
• Mass, Nuptial
• Mass, Parochial
• Mass, Sacrifice of the
• Massa Candida
• Massa Carrara
• Massachusetts
• Massacre, Saint Bartholomew's Day
• Massaia, Guglielmo
• Massa Marittima
• Massé, Enemond
• Masses, Bequests for
• Masses, Bequests for (Canada)
• Masses, Bequests for (England)
• Masses, Devises and Bequests for (United States)
• Massillon, Jean-Baptiste
• Massorah
• Massoulié, Antoine
• Massuet, René
• Massys, Quentin
• Master of Arts
• Master of Liesborn, The
• Master of the Sacred Palace
• Mastrius, Bartholomew
• Mataco Indians
• Mater
• Materialism
• Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast of the
• Mathathias
• Mathew, Theobald
• Mathieu, François-Désiré
• Mathusala
• Matilda, Saint
• Matilda, Saint
• Matilda of Canossa
• Matins
• Matricula
• Matteo da Siena
• Matteo di Termini
• Matteo of Aquasparta
• Matter
• Matteucci, Carlo
• Matthew, Saint
• Matthew, Gospel of Saint
• Matthew, Sir Tobie
• Matthew of Bassi
• Matthew of Cracow
• Matthias, Saint
• Matthias Corvinus
• Matthias of Neuburg
• Maundy Thursday
• Maunoury, Auguste-François
• Maurice, Saint
• Maurice
• Maurists, The
• Maurus, Saint
• Maurus, Sylvester
• Maurus Magnentius Rabanus, Blessed
• Maury, Jean-Siffrein
• Maxentius, Joannes
• Maxentius, Marcus Aurelius
• Maxfield, Venerable Thomas
• Maximianopolis
• Maximianus
• Maximilian
• Maximilian I
• Maximinus, Saint
• Maximinus, Caius Valerius Daja
• Maximinus Thrax
• Maximopolis
• Maximus of Constantinople, Saint
• Maximus of Turin, Saint
• Maxwell, William
• Maxwell, Winifred
• Maya Indians
• Mayer, Christian
• Mayhew, Edward
• Mayne, Blessed Cuthbert
• Maynooth College
• Mayo, School of
• Mayo Indians
• Mayor, John
• Mayoruna Indians
• Mayotte, Nossi-Bé, and Comoro
• Mayr, Beda
• Mayron, Francis
• Mazarin, Jules
• Mazatec Indians
• Mazenod, Charles Joseph Eugene de
• Mazzara del Vallo
• Mazzella, Camillo
• Mazzolini, Lodovico
• Mazzolini, Sylvester
• Mazzuchelli, Pietro Francesco
• Mazzuchelli, Samuel, Father -- See Menominee Indians

Mb

• Mbaya Indians

Me

• Meagher, Thomas Francis
• Meath
• Meaux, Diocese of
• Meaux
• Mecca
• Mechanism
• Mechitar
• Mechitarists
• Mechlin
• Mechtel, Johann
• Mechtilde, Saint
• Mechtild of Magdeburg
• Mecklenburg
• Medaille, Jean Paul
• Medals, Devotional
• Medal, Miraculous
• Medal of Saint Benedict
• Medardus, Saint
• Medea
• Medellín
• Media and Medes
• Mediator (Christ as Mediator)
• Medices, Hieronymus
• Medici, House of
• Medici, Catherine de'
• Medici, Maria de'
• Medicine, History of
• Medicine and Canon Law
• Medina, Bartholomew
• Medina, Juan de
• Medina, Miguel de
• Medrano, Francisco
• Medulic, Andras
• Meehan, Charles Patrick
• Megara
• Megarians
• Mège, Antoine-Joseph
• Mehrerau
• Meignan, Guillaume-René
• Meilleur, Jean-Baptiste
• Meinwerk, Blessed
• Meissen
• Meissonier, Ernest
• Melancthon, Philipp
• Melania (the Younger), Saint
• Melbourne
• Melchers, Paul
• Melchisedech
• Melchisedechians
• Melchites
• Meléndez Valdés, Juan
• Meletius of Antioch
• Meletius of Lycopolis
• Melfi and Rapolla
• Meli, Giovanni
• Melia, Pius
• Melissus of Samos
• Melitene
• Melito, Saint
• Melk, Abbey and Congregation of
• Melkites
• Melleray
• Mellifont Abbey
• Mellitus, Saint
• Melo
• Melos
• Melozzo da Forlí
• Melrose Abbey
• Melrose, Chronicle of
• Melzi, Francesco
• Memberton
• Membre, Zenobius
• Memling, Hans
• Memorial Brasses
• Memory
• Memphis
• Mena, Juan de
• Menaion
• Ménard, Léon
• Ménard, Nicolas-Hugues
• Ménard, René
• Menas, Saint
• Mencius
• Mendaña de Neyra, Alvaro de
• Mende
• Mendel, Mendelism
• Mendes de Silva, João
• Méndez and Gualaquiza
• Mendíburu, Manuel de
• Mendicant Friars
• Mendieta, Jerónimo
• Mendoza, Diego Hurtade de
• Mendoza, Francisco Sarmiento de
• Mendoza, Pedro Gonzalez de
• Meneses, Osorio Francisco
• Menéndez y Pelayo, Marcelino
• Menestrier, Claude-François
• Menevia
• Mengarini, Gregario
• Mengs, Anthon Rafael
• Mennas
• Mennonites
• Menochio, Giovanni Stefano
• Men of Understanding
• Menologium
• Menominee Indians
• Mensa, Mensal Revenue
• Mensing, John
• Mental Reservation
• Mentelin, Johannes
• Menzini, Benedetto
• Mercadé, Eustache
• Mercedarians
• Mercier, Louis-Honoré
• Mercuriali, Geronimo
• Mercy, Brothers of Our Lady of
• Mercy, Corporal and Spiritual Works of
• Mercy, Sisters of
• Mercy, Sisters of, of St. Borromeo
• Meredith, Edward
• Merici, Saint Angela
• Mérida
• Merit
• Mermillod, Gaspard
• Merneptah I
• Mérode, Frédéric-François-Xavier Ghislain de
• Mersenne, Marin
• Mesa
• Mesopotamia, Kurdistan, and Armenia
• Mesrob
• Messalians
• Messene
• Messias
• Messina, Antonello da
• Messina
• Messingham, Thomas
• Metalwork in the Service of the Church
• Metaphrastes, Symeon
• Metaphysics
• Metastasio, Pietro
• Metcalfe, Edward
• Metellopolis
• Metempsychosis
• Metham, Thomas
• Methodism
• Methodius I
• Methodius and Cyril, Saints
• Methodius of Olympus, Saint
• Methuselah
• Methymna
• Metrophanes of Smyrna
• Metropolis
• Metropolitan
• Metternich, Klemens Lothar Wenzel Von
• Metz
• Meun, Jean Clopinel de
• Mexico
• Mexico, Archdiocese of
• Mezger, Francis, Joseph, and Paul
• Mezzofanti, Giuseppe

Mi

• Miami Indians
• Michael the Archangel, Saint
• Michael, Military Orders of Saint
• Michael Cærularius
• Michael de Sanctis, Saint
• Michael of Cesena
• Michael O'Loghlen
• Michael Scotus
• Michaud, Joseph-François
• Micheas of Ephraim
• Micheas, Son of Jemla
• Micheas, Book of
• Michel, Jean
• Michelangelo Buonarroti
• Michelians
• Michelis, Edward
• Michelozzo di Bartolommeo
• Michigan
• Michoacan
• Mickiewicz, Adam
• Micmacs
• Micrologus
• Middendorp, Jakob
• Middle Ages
• Middlesbrough
• Midianites
• Midrashim
• Midwives
• Migazzi, Christoph Anton
• Mignard, Pierre
• Migne, Jacques-Paul
• Migration
• Milan
• Milde, Vinzenz Eduard
• Miles, George Henry
• Miles Gerard, Venerable
• Mileto
• Miletopolis
• Miletus
• Miletus, Vitus
• Milevum
• Milic, Jan
• Military Orders, The
• Millennium and Millenarianism
• Miller, Ferdinand Von
• Millet, Jean-François
• Millet, Pierre
• Milner, John
• Milner, Venerable Ralph
• Milo Crispin
• Milopotamos
• Miltiades, Pope Saint
• Miltiz, Karl von
• Milwaukee
• Mind
• Minden
• Ming, John
• Minimi
• Minister
• Minkelers, Jean-Pierre
• Minnesota
• Mino di Giovanni
• Minor
• Minorca
• Minor Orders
• Minsk
• Mint, Papal
• Minucius Felix
• Mirabilia Urbis Romæ
• Miracle
• Miracle Plays and Mysteries
• Miracles, Gift of
• Miraculous Medal
• Miraeus, Aubert
• Mirandola, Giovanni Francesco Pico della
• Mirandola, Giovanni Pico della
• Miridite, Abbey of
• Miserere
• Misericorde, Congregation of the Sisters of
• Misocco and Galanca
• Missa Pro Populo
• Missal
• Mission, Congregation of Priests of the
• Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, Congregation of
• Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales of Annecy
• Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle
• Mission Indians (of California)
• Missions, California
• Missions, Catholic
• Missions, Catholic Indian, of Canada
• Missions, Catholic Indian, of the United States
• Missions, Catholic Parochial
• Mississippi
• Missouri
• Missouri Test-Oath
• Mithraism
• Mitre
• Mittarelli, Nicola Giacomo
• Mitylene
• Mivart, St. George Jackson
• Mixe Indians
• Mixed Marriage
• Mixteca Indians

Mo

• Moab, Moabites
• Mobile
• Mocissus
• Mocoví Indians
• Modalism (Monarchianism)
• Modena
• Modernism
• Modestus, Vitus, and Crescentia, Saints
• Modigliana
• Modra
• Mohammedan Confraternities
• Mohammed and Mohammedism
• Mohileff
• Möhler, Johann Adam
• Mohr, Christian
• Mohr, Joseph
• Moigno, François-Napoléon-Marie
• Molai, Jacques de
• Molesme, Notre-Dame de
• Molfetta, Terlizzi, and Giovinazzo
• Molière, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
• Molina, Antonio De
• Molina, Juan Ignacio
• Molina, Luis de
• Molinism
• Molinos, Miguel de
• Molitor, Wilhelm
• Molloy, Francis
• Molloy, Gerald
• Molo, Gasparo
• Moloch
• Molokai
• Molyneux, Sir Caryll
• Mombritius, Bonino
• Monaco, Principality and Diocese of
• Monad
• Monarchians
• Monarchia Sicula
• Monasteries, Double
• Monasteries in Continental Europe, Suppression of
• Monasteries in England, Suppression of
• Monastery, Canonical Erection of a
• Monasticism
• Monasticism, Eastern
• Monasticism, Pre-Chalcedonian
• Monasticism, Western
• Moncada, Francisco De
• Mondino dei Lucci
• Mondoñedo
• Mondovi
• Mone, Franz
• Moneta
• Mongolia
• Mongus, Peter
• Monica, Saint
• Monism
• Monita Secreta
• Monk
• Monk of Malmesbury, The
• Monogram of Christ
• Monomotapa
• Monophysites and Monophysitism
• Monopoli, Diocese of
• Monopoly, Moral Aspects of
• Monotheism
• Monothelitism and Monothelites
• Monreale
• Monroe, James
• Monsabré, Jacques-Marie-Louis
• Monseigneur
• Monsell, William, Baron Emly
• Monsignor
• Monstrance (Ostensorium)
• Monstrelet, Enguerrand de
• Montagna, Bartolomeo
• Montagnais Indians (Quebec)
• Montagnais Indians (Chippewayans)
• Montaigne, Michel-Eyquen de
• Montalcino
• Montalembert, Charles-Forbes-René
• Montalto
• Montana
• Montañés, Juan Martínez
• Montanists
• Montanus, Benedictus Arias
• Montauban
• Montault, Xavier Barbier De
• Montboissier, Blessed Peter of
• Montcalm-Gozon, Marquis de Louis-Joseph
• Monte Cassino, Abbey of
• Montefeltro
• Montefiascone
• Montemayor, Jorge De
• Montenegro
• Montepulciano
• Monterey and Los Angeles
• Montesa, Military Order of
• Montesino, Antonio
• Montesinos, Luis de
• Montes Pietatis
• Montesqieu, Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de
• Monteverde, Claudio
• Monte Vergine
• Montevideo
• Montfaucon, Bernard de
• Montfort, Simon de
• Montgolfier, Joseph-Michel
• Months, Special Devotions for
• Montmagny, Charles Huault De
• Montmirail, John de
• Montmorency, Anne, First Duke of
• Montor, Alexis-François Artaud De
• Montpellier
• Montreal, Archdiocese of
• Montreuil
• Montreuil Abbey
• Mont-St-Michel
• Montyon, Antoine-Jean-Baptiste-Robert Auget, Baron de
• Moore, Arthur
• Moore, Michael
• Moore, Thomas
• Mopsuestia
• Mor, Antonis Van Dashort
• Moral Theology
• Morales, Ambrosio
• Morales, Christóbal
• Morales, Juan Bautista
• Morales, Luis de
• Moralities
• Morality
• Moran, Francis Patrick
• Moratín, Leandro Fernandez de
• Moravia
• Moravian Brethren
• Morcelli, Stefano Antonio
• More, Thomas, Saint
• More, Helen
• More, Henry
• Morel, Gall
• Morell, Juliana
• Morelos, José María
• Moréri, Louis
• Moreto y Cabaña, Augustine
• Morgagni, Giovanni Battista
• Morgan, Venerable Edward
• Morghen, Raffaello
• Moriarty, David
• Morigi, Michaelangelo (Caravaggio)
• Morimond, Abbey of
• Morin, Jean
• Mormons
• Morocco
• Morone, Giovanni
• Moroni, Gaetano
• Moroni, Giovanni Battista
• Morris, John
• Morris, John Brande
• Morris, Martin Ferdinand
• Morse
• Morse, Venerable Henry
• Mortification
• Mortmain
• Morton, John
• Morton, Robert
• Mosaic Legislation
• Mosaics
• Moschus, Johannes
• Moscow
• Moses
• Moses Bar Cephas
• Moses Maimonides, Teaching of
• Moses of Chorene
• Mossul
• Mostar and Markana-Trebinje
• Most Precious Blood, Feast of the
• Most Precious Blood, Archconfraternity of the
• Most Pure Heart of Mary, Feast of the
• Mosynoupolis
• Motet
• Motolinia, Toribio de Benavente
• Motu Proprio
• Mouchy, Antoine de
• Moufang, Franz Christoph Ignaz
• Moulins
• Mount Athos
• Mount Calvary, Congregations of
• Mount Carmel, Feast of Our Lady of
• Mount Saint Mary's College
• Movers, Franz Karl
• Moxos Indians
• Moy De Sons, Karl Ernst, Freiherr Von
• Moye, Ven. John Martin
• Moylan, Francis
• Moylan, Stephen
• Mozambique
• Mozarabic Rite
• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
• Mozetena Indians
• Mozzetta
• Mozzi, Luigi

Mr

• Mrak, Ignatius

Mu

• Muchar, Albert Anton Von
• Mühlbacher, Engelbert
• Mulhall, Michael George
• Mulholland, St. Clair Augustine
• Mullanphy, John
• Müller, Adam Heinrich
• Müller, Johann
• Müller, Johann
• Müller, Karl
• Mullock, John T.
• Münch-Bellinghausen, Baron Eligius Franz Joseph von
• Mundwiler, Fintan
• Munich-Freising
• Munkács
• Münster
• Münster, University of
• Müntz, Eugène
• Mura, Saint
• Muratori, Luigi Antonio
• Muratorian Canon
• Murder
• Muret, Marc-Antoine
• Muri
• Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban
• Murner, Thomas
• Muro-Lucano
• Murray, John O'Kane
• Murray, Daniel
• Murray, Patrick
• Museums, Christian
• Mush
• Mush, John
• Music, Ecclesiastical
• Music of the Mass
• Musical Instruments in Church Services
• Musso, Cornelius
• Musti
• Musuros, Markos
• Mutis, José Celestino
• Muzzarelli, Alfonso

My

• Mylasa
• Myndus
• Myra
• Myrina
• Myriophytum
• Mysore
• Mysteries and Miracle Plays
• Mystery
• Mystical Body of the Church
• Mystical Marriage
• Mystical Theology
• Mysticism

N

Na

• Nabo
• Nabor and Felix, Saints
• Nabuchodonosor
• Nacchiante, Giacomo
• Nacolia
• Nagasaki
• Nagpur
• Nahanes
• Nahum
• Nails, Holy
• Naim
• Name of Jesus, Religious Communities of the
• Name of Mary, Feast of the Holy
• Names, Christian
• Names, Hebrew
• Names of Jesus and Mary, Sisters of the Holy
• Namur
• Nancy
• Nantes
• Nanteuil, Robert
• Naples
• Napoleon I (Bonaparte)
• Napoleon III
• Napper, Venerable George
• Nardi, Jacopo
• Nardò
• Narni and Terni
• Narthex
• Nashville
• Nasoræans
• Natal
• Natal Day
• Natalis, Alexander
• Natchez
• Natchitoches
• Nathan
• Nathanael
• Nathinites
• National Union, Catholic Young Men's
• Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast of the
• Natural Law
• Naturalism
• Nature
• Naturism
• Nausea, Frederic
• Navajo Indians
• Navarre
• Navarrete, Domingo Fernández
• Navarrete, Juan Fernández
• Navarrete, Martín Fernández
• Nave
• Nazarene
• Nazareth, Sisters of Charity of
• Nazareth
• Nazarite
• Nazarius, Saint
• Nazarius, John Paul
• Nazarius and Celsus, Saints
• Nazarius and Companions, Saint
• Nazianzus

Ne

• Neale, Leonard
• Nebo
• Nebo, Mount
• Nebraska
• Necessity
• Neckam, Alexander of
• Necrologies
• Necromancy
• Nectarius
• Negligence
• Nehemiah, Book of
• Neher, Stephan Jakob
• Nélaton, Auguste
• Nemore, Jordanus (Jordanis) de
• Nemrod
• Neocæsarea
• Neocæsarea
• Neophyte
• Neo-Platonism
• Neo-Pythagorean Philosophy
• Neo-Scholasticism
• Nephtali
• Nepi and Sutri
• Nepveu, Francis
• Nereus and Achilleus, Domitilla and Pancratius, Saints
• Neri, Antonio
• Neri, Saint Philip Romolo
• Nerinckx, Charles
• Nero
• Nerses I-IV
• Nerses of Lambron
• Nestorius and Nestorianism
• Netherlands, The
• Netter, Thomas
• Neugart, Trudpert
• Neum
• Neumann, Johann Balthasar
• Neumayr, Franz
• Neusohl
• Neutra
• Nevada
• Neve
• Nève, Felix-Jean-Baptiste-Joseph
• Nevers
• Neville
• New Abbey
• Newark
• Newbattle
• New Caledonia
• Newdigate, Blessed Sebastian
• Newfoundland
• New Guinea
• New Hampshire
• Newhouse, Abbey of
• New Jersey
• Newman, John Henry
• New Mexico
• New Norcia
• New Orleans
• New Pomerania
• Newport (England)
• New Testament
• New Testament, Canon of the
• Newton, John
• New Year's Day
• New York (Archdiocese)
• New York (State)
• New Zealand

Ni

• Niagara University
• Nicaea
• Nicaea, First Council of
• Nicaea, Second Council of
• Nicaragua
• Nicastro
• Niccola Pisano
• Nice
• Nicene Creed
• Nicephorus, Saint
• Nicéron, Jean-Pierre
• Nicetas
• Nicetius, Saint
• Niche
• Nicholas I, Saint, Pope
• Nicholas II, Pope
• Nicholas III, Pope
• Nicholas IV, Pope
• Nicholas V, Pope
• Nicholas Garlick, Venerable
• Nicholas Justiniani
• Nicholas of Cusa
• Nicholas of Flüe, Blessed
• Nicholas of Gorran
• Nicholas of Lyra
• Nicholas of Myra, Saint
• Nicholas of Osimo
• Nicholas of Strasburg
• Nicholas of Tolentino, Saint
• Nicholas Owen, Saint
• Nicholas Pieck, Saint
• Nichols, Venerable George
• Nicholson, Francis
• Nicodemus
• Nicodemus, Gospel of
• Nicolaï, Jean
• Nicolaites
• Nicolas, Armella
• Nicolas, Auguste
• Nicolaus Germanus
• Nicole, Pierre
• Nicolet
• Nicolò de' Tudeschi
• Nicomedes, Saint
• Nicomedia
• Nicopolis
• Nicopolis
• Nicopolis
• Nicosia
• Nicosia
• Nicotera and Tropea
• Nider, John
• Nieremberg y Otin, Juan Eusebio
• Niessenberger, Hans
• Niger, Peter George
• Nigeria
• Nihilism
• Nihus, Barthold
• Nikolaus von Dinkelsbühl
• Nikon
• Nilles, Nikolaus
• Nilopolis
• Nilus, Saint
• Nilus the Younger
• Nimbus
• Nîmes
• Nimrod
• Ninian, Saint
• Nirschl, Joseph
• Nisibis
• Nithard

No

• Noah
• Noah's Ark
• Noailles, Louis-Antoine de
• Nobili, Robert de'
• Noble, Daniel
• Nocera
• Nocera dei Pagani
• Nocturns
• Nogaret, Guillaume de
• Nola
• Nola, Giovanni Marliano da
• Nolasco, Saint Peter
• Nollet, Jean-Antoine
• Nominalism, Realism, Conceptualism
• Nomination
• Nomocanon
• Nonantola
• Nonconformists
• None
• Non Expedit
• Non-Jurors
• Nonnotte, Claude-Adrien
• Nonnus
• Norbert, Saint
• Norbertines
• Norcia
• Norfolk, Catholic Dukes of
• Noris, Henry
• Normandy
• Norris, Sylvester
• Norsemen
• Northampton
• North Carolina
• Northcote, James Spencer
• North Dakota
• Northern Territory
• Northmen
• Norton, Christopher
• Norway
• Norwich, Ancient Diocese of
• Notaries
• Notburga, Saint
• Notburga
• Nothomb, Jean-Baptiste
• Notitia Dignitatum
• Notitiae Episcopatuum
• Notitia Provinciarum et Civitatum Africae
• Notker
• Noto
• Notoriety, Notorious
• Notre Dame de Montreal, Congregation of
• Notre-Dame de Sion, Congregation of
• Notre-Dame de Namur, Institute of
• Notre Dame, School Sisters of
• Notre Dame, Sisters of (of Cleveland, Ohio)
• Notre Dame, University of
• Nottingham
• Nourrisson, Jean-Felix
• Novara
• Nova Scotia
• Novatianism
• Novatus, Saint
• Novello, Blessed Agostino
• Novena
• Novice

Nu

• Nubia
• Nueva Cáceres
• Nueva Pamplona
• Nueva Segovia
• Nugent, Francis
• Nugent, James
• Numbers, Use of, in the Church
• Numismatics
• Nun of Kent
• Nunc Dimittis
• Nuncio
• Nunez, Pedro
• Nuns
• Nuptial Mass
• Nuremberg
• Nusco
• Nussbaum, Johannn Nepomuk von
• Nutter, Robert, Ven.
• Nuyens, Wilhelmus

Ny

• Nyassa
• Nympha, Tryphon, and Respicius
• Nyssa
• Nyssa

O

Oa

• Oakeley, Frederick
• O Antiphons
• Oates's Plot
• Oaths
• Oaths, English Post-Reformation
• Oaxaca

Ob

• Obazine, Monastery of
• Obba
• Obedience
• Obedience, Religious
• Obedientiaries
• Oblate Sisters of Providence
• Oblates of Mary Immaculate
• Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
• Oblati, Oblatæ, Oblates
• Obligation
• O'Braein, Tighernach
• Obregonians
• Obreption
• O'Brien, Terence Albert
• O'Bruadair, David
• Observatory, Vatican

Oc

• O'Callaghan, Edmund Bailey
• O'Carolan, Torlogh
• Occam, William of
• Occasionalism
• Occasions of Sin
• Occleve, Thomas
• Occult Art, Occultism
• Occurrence
• Oceania, Vicariate Apostolic of Central
• Ockham, William of
• O'Connell, Daniel
• O'Conor, Charles
• O'Conor, Charles
• Octave
• Octavarium Romanum
• O'Cullenan, Gelasius
• O'Curry, Eugene

Od

• O'Daly, Daniel
• O'Daly, Donogh Mór
• Odense, Ancient See of Odense
• Odescalchi, Carlo
• O Deus Ego Amo Te
• O'Devany, Cornelius
• Odilia, Saint
• Odilo, Saint
• Odin, John Mary
• Odington, Walter
• Odo, Saint
• Odo, Saint
• O'Donnell, Edmund
• O'Donovan, John
• Odo of Cambrai, Blessed
• Odo of Canterbury
• Odo of Cheriton
• Odo of Glanfeuil
• O'Dugan, John
• O'Dwyer, Joseph

Oe

• Œcolampadius, John
• Œconomus, Episcopal
• Œcumenius
• Oertel, John James Maximilian
• Oettingen

Of

• Offa
• Offerings
• Offertory
• Office, Divine
• Office of the Dead
• O'Fihely, Maurice
• O Filii et Filiæ

Og

• Ogdensburg, Diocese of
• Oggione, Marco D'
• Ogilvie, John, Venerable
• Ogliastra
• O'Growney, Eugene

Oh

• O'Hagan, John
• O'Hagan, Thomas
• O'Hanlon, John
• O'Hara, Theodore
• O'Hely, Patrick
• O'Herlahy, Thomas
• O'Higgins, Ambrose and Bernard
• Ohio
• Ohler, Aloys Karl
• O'Hurley, Dermond
• O'Hussey, Maelbrighte

Oi

• Oil of Saints
• Oils, Holy
• Ointment in Scripture

Oj

• Ojeda, Alonso de

Ok

• Okeghem, Jean d'
• Oklahoma

Ol

• Olaf Haraldson, Saint
• Oláh, Nicolaus
• Olba
• Old Catholics
• Old Chapter, The
• Oldcorne, Ven. Edward
• Oldenburg
• Old Hall (St. Edmund's College)
• Oldham, Hugh
• Oldoini, Augustino
• Old Testament
• Old Testament, Canon of the
• O'Leary, Arthur
• Olenus
• Olesnicki, Zbigniew
• Olier, Jean-Jacques
• Olinda
• Oliva
• Oliva, Gian Paolo
• Olivaint, Pierre
• Oliver, George
• Olivet, Mount
• Olivetans
• Olivi, Pierre Jean
• Olivier de la Marche
• Ollé-Laprune, Léon
• Olmütz
• O'Loghlen, Michael
• Olympias, Saint
• Olympus

Om

• Omaha
• Ombus
• O'Meara, Kathleen
• Omer, Saint
• Omission
• Omnipotence

On

• O'Neill, Hugh
• O'Neill, Owen Roe
• Onias
• Ontario
• Ontologism
• Ontology

Oo

• Oostacker, Shrine of

Op

• Opening Prayer (in the Mass)
• Ophir
• Oporto
• Oppenordt, Gilles-Marie
• Oppido Mamertina
• Optatus, Saint
• Optimism
• Option, Right of

Oq

• O'Queely, Malachias

Or

• Oracle
• Oran
• Orange, Councils of
• Orange Free State
• Orange River
• Orans
• Orate Fratres
• Oratorio
• Oratory
• Oratory of Saint Philip Neri, The
• Oratory, French Congregation of the
• Orbellis, Nicolas d'
• Orcagna
• Orcistus
• Ordeals
• Ordericus Vitalis
• Orders, Holy
• Orders, The Military
• Ordinariate
• Ordinary
• Ordinos Romani
• Oregon
• Oregon City
• O'Reilly, Bernard
• O'Reilly, Edmund
• O'Reilly, Edmund
• O'Reilly, Hugh
• O'Reilly, John Boyle
• O'Reilly, Myles William Patrick
• Oremus
• Orense
• Oresme, Nicole
• Organ
• Organic Articles, The
• Oria
• Oriani, Barnaba
• Oriental Study and Research
• Orientation of Churches
• Orientius
• Oriflamme
• Origen and Origenism
• Original Sin
• Orihuela
• Oriol, Saint Joseph
• Oristano
• Orkneys
• Orlandini, Niccolò
• Orléans
• Orléans, Councils of
• Orley, Barent Van
• Orme, Philibert de l'
• Oropus
• O'Rorke, Patrick Henry
• Orosius, Paulus
• Orphans and Orphanages
• Orsi, Giuseppe Agostino
• Orsini
• Orsisius
• Ortelius, Abraham
• Orthodox Church
• Orthodoxy
• Orthodoxy, Feast of
• Orthosias
• Ortolano Ferrarese
• Orval
• Orvieto
• Ory, Matthieu

Os

• Osaka
• O Salutaris Hostia
• Osbald
• Osbaldeston, Edward, Venerable
• Osbern
• Oscott (St. Mary's College)
• Osee
• Osimo
• Oslo, Ancient See of
• Osma
• Osmund, Saint
• Osnabrück
• Ossat, Arnaud d'
• Ossory, Diocese of
• Ostensorium
• Ostia and Velletri
• Ostiensis
• Ostracine
• Ostraka, Christian
• Ostrogoths
• O'Sullivan Beare, Philip
• Oswald, Saint
• Oswald, Saint
• Oswin, Saint

Ot

• Otfried of Weissenburg
• Othlo
• Othmar, Saint
• Otho, Marcus Salvius
• O'Toole, Saint Lawrence
• Otranto
• Ottawa, Archdiocese of
• Ottawa, University of
• Otto, Saint
• Otto I, the Great
• Otto II
• Otto III
• Otto IV
• Ottobeuren
• Otto of Freising
• Otto of Passau
• Otto of St. Blasien

Ou

• Ouen, Saint
• Our Father, The
• Our Lady, Help of Christians, Feast of
• Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd
• Our Lady of Good Counsel, Feast of
• Our Lady of the Fields, Brothers of
• Our Lady of the Snow
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help
• Our Lady of Perpetual Succour

Ov

• Overbeck, Friedrich
• Overberg, Bernhard Heinrich
• Overpopulation, Theories of
• Oviedo

Ow

• Owen, Saint
• Owen, Saint Nicholas

Ox

• Oxenford, John
• Oxenham, Henry Nutcombe
• Oxford
• Oxford, University of
• Oxford Movement, The
• Oxyrynchus

Oz

• Ozanam, Antoine-Frédéric
• Ozanam, Jacques
• Ozias

P

Pa

• Pacandus
• Pacca, Bartolommeo
• Pachomius, Saint
• Pachtler, George Michael
• Pacificus
• Pacificus of Ceredano, Blessed
• Pacificus of San Severino, Saint
• Pacioli, Lucas
• Paderborn
• Padilla, Juan de
• Padua
• Padua, University of
• Paganism
• Pagano, Mario
• Page, Venerable Anthony
• Pagi, Antoine
• Pagi, François
• Pagnino, Santes
• Painting, Religious
• Pakawá Indians
• Palæography
• Palæontology
• Palafox y Mendoza, Juan de
• Palasor, Venerable Thomas
• Palatinate, Rhenish
• Palatini
• Palawan
• Palencia
• Paleopolis
• Paleotti, Gabriele
• Palermo
• Palermo, University of
• Palestrina
• Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
• Paley, Frederick Apthorp
• Pall
• Pall, Funeral
• Palladio, Andrea
• Palladius, Saint
• Palladius
• Pallavicino, Pietro Sforza
• Pallium
• Pallotti, Vincent Mary
• Palma Vecchio
• Palmer, William
• Palmieri, Domenico
• Palmieri, Luigi
• Palm in Christian Symbolism
• Palm Sunday
• Palmyra
• Palou, Francisco
• Paltus
• Paludanus, Peter
• Pamelius
• Pamiers
• Pammachius, Saint
• Pamphilus of Cæsarea, Saint
• Pamplona
• Panama
• Pancratius and Domitilla, Nereus and Achilleus, Saints
• Pandects
• Pandulph
• Panemotichus
• Pange Lingua Gloriosi
• Panigarola, Francesco
• Pannartz, Arnold
• Pano Indians
• Panopolis
• Panpsychism
• Pantænus
• Pantaleon, Saint
• Pantheism
• Panvinio, Onofrio
• Panzani, Gregorio
• Paoli, Venerable Angelo
• Papacy, The
• Pápago Indians
• Papal Arbitration
• Papal Elections
• Papal Mint
• Papal Rescripts
• Papal States
• Paphnutius
• Paphos
• Papias, Saint
• Papiensis, Bernardus
• Papini, Nicholas
• Parables
• Parabolani
• Paracelsus, Theophrastus
• Paraclete
• Paradise, Terrestrial
• Para du Phanjas, François
• Parætonium
• Paraguay
• Paralipomenon, Books of
• Parahyba
• Parallelism
• Parallelism, Psycho-Physical
• Paralus
• Paraná
• Parasceve
• Paray-le-Monial
• Pardies, Ignace-Gaston
• Pardons of Brittany
• Paré, Ambroise
• Paredes, Blessed Mary Anne de
• Pareja, Francisco
• Parents
• Parenzo-Pola
• Parini, Giuseppe
• Paris
• Paris, University of
• Paris, Alexis-Paulin
• Paris, Gaston-Bruno-Paulin
• Paris, Matthew
• Paris Commune, Martyrs of the
• Parish
• Parium
• Park, Abbey of the
• Parkinson, Anthony
• Parlais
• Parlatore, Filippo
• Parma
• Parmentier, Antoine-Augustin
• Parmigiano, Il
• Parnassus
• Parochial Mass
• Parœcopolis
• Parochial Missions, Catholic
• Parrenin, Dominique
• Parsis
• Particular Judgment
• Partnership
• Paruta, Paolo
• Pascal, Blaise
• Pascal Baylon, Saint
• Pasch
• Paschal I, Pope
• Paschal II, Pope
• Paschal III (Antipope)
• Paschal Candle
• Paschal Lamb
• Paschal Tide
• Paschasius, Saint
• Paschasius Radbertus, Saint
• Passaglia, Carlo
• Passau
• Passerat, Joseph, Venerable
• Passignano, Domenico
• Passionei, Domenico
• Passionists
• Passion Music
• Passion of Christ, Commemoration of the
• Passion of Jesus Christ
• Passion of Jesus Christ in the Four Gospels
• Passion Offices
• Passion Plays
• Passions
• Passion Sunday
• Passiontide
• Passos
• Passover
• Pasteur, Louis
• Pasto, Diocese of
• Pastor
• Pastoral Epistles (Timothy and Titus)
• Pastoral Staff
• Pastoral Theology
• Pastoureaux, Crusade of the
• Patagonia
• Patara
• Paten
• Patenson, Venerable William
• Pater Noster
• Pathology, Mental
• Patmore, Coventry
• Patmos
• Patras
• Patriarch
• Patriarch and Patriarchate
• Patrician Brothers
• Patrick, Saint
• Patrick's Purgatory, Saint
• Patrizi, Francis Xavier
• Patrology
• Patron and Patronage
• Patron Saints
• Patronage of Our Lady, Feast of the
• Patti, Diocese of
• Paul, Saint
• Paul I, Pope
• Paul II, Pope
• Paul III, Pope
• Paul IV, Pope
• Paul V, Pope
• Paul and John, Saints
• Pauli, Johannes
• Paulicians
• Paulist Fathers
• Paul of Burgos
• Paul of Middelburg
• Paul of Samosata
• Paul of the Cross, Saint
• Paul the Deacon
• Paul the Hermit, Saint
• Paul the Simple, Saint
• Paul-without-the-Walls, Saint
• Paula, Saint
• Paulinus, Saint
• Paulinus, Saint
• Paulinus II, Saint
• Paulinus a S. Bartholomaeo
• Paulinus of Pella
• Paulists
• Paulus Diaconus
• Paulus Venetus
• Pavia
• Pavia, University of
• Pavillon, Nicolas
• Pax
• Pax in the Liturgy
• Payeras, Mariano
• Pázmány, Peter
• Payne, Blessed John

Pe

• Peace Congresses
• Peace of the Church
• Peasants, War of the (1524-25)
• Peba Indians
• Pecham, John
• Pecock, Reginald
• Pectoral
• Pectorale
• Pectorius of Autun
• Pednelissus
• Pedro de Cordova
• Pelagia
• Pelagius I, Pope
• Pelagius II, Pope
• Pelagius and Pelagianism
• Pelargus, Ambrose
• Pelisson-Fontanier, Paul
• Pella
• Pelletier, Pierre-Joseph
• Pellico, Silvio
• Pellissier, Guillaume
• Pelotas
• Pelouze, Théophile-Jules
• Peltrie, Madeleine de la
• Pelusium
• Pembroke
• Peña, Francisco
• Penal Laws
• Peñalver y Cardenas, Luis Ignatius
• Penance (as a Virtue)
• Penance, Sacrament of
• Pendleton, Henry
• Penelakut Indians
• Penitentes, Los Hermanos
• Penitential Canons
• Penitential Orders
• Penitents, Confraternities of
• Penne and Atri, Diocese of
• Pennsylvania
• Penobscot Indians
• Pension, Ecclesiastical
• Pentacomia
• Pentapolis
• Pentateuch
• Pentecost
• Pentecost (Jewish Feast)
• Peoria
• Peoria Indians
• Pepin the Short
• Peppergrass, Paul
• Perboyre, Blessed Jean-Gabriel
• Percy, Blessed Thomas
• Percy, John
• Peregrinus
• Pereira, Benedict
• Perez, Juan
• Pérez de Hita, Ginés
• Perfection, Christian and Religious
• Pergamus
• Perge
• Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista
• Pericui Indians
• Périgueux
• Periodi
• Periodical Literature, Catholic
• Perjury
• Permaneder, Franz Michael
• Pernter, Joseph Maria
• Perpetua and Felicitas, Saints
• Perpetual Adoration
• Perpetual Adoration, Religious of
• Perpetual Adoration, Religious of the
• Perpetual Adoration, Sisters of the
• Perpetual Adorers of the Blessed Sacrament
• Perpetual Help, Our Lady of, Sisters of
• Perpetual Help, Our Lady of
• Perpetual Succour, Our Lady of
• Perpetuus, Saint
• Perpignan, Diocese of
• Perpignan, University of
• Perraud, Adolphe
• Perrault, Charles
• Perrault, Claude
• Perreyve, Henri
• Perrone, Giovanni
• Perry, Stephen Joseph
• Persecution
• Persecutions, Coptic
• Perseverance, Final
• Persia
• Persian Rite
• Persico, Ignatius
• Person
• Person, Ecclesiastical
• Personality
• Persons, Robert
• Perth
• Pertinax, Publius Helvius
• Peru
• Perugia
• Perugia, University of
• Perugino
• Peruzzi, Baldassare
• Pesaro
• Pescennius Niger
• Pesch, Tilman
• Pescia
• Pessimism
• Pessinus
• Pestalozzi and Pestalozzianism
• Pétau, Denis
• Peter, Basilica of Saint
• Peter, Chair of
• Peter, Saint
• Peter, Saint, Epistles of
• Peter, Sarah
• Peter, Tomb of Saint
• Peter Baptist, Saint, and Twenty-Five Companions
• Peterborough
• Peter Canisius, Blessed
• Peter Cantor
• Peter Cellensis
• Peter Chrysologus, Saint
• Peter Claver, Saint
• Peter Comestor
• Peter Damian, Saint
• Peter de Blois
• Peter de Honestis
• Peter de Regalado, Saint
• Peter de Vinea
• Peter Faber, Saint
• Peter Fourier, Saint
• Peter Fullo
• Peter Gonzalez, Saint
• Peter Igneus, Blessed
• Peter Lombard
• Peter-Louis-Marie Chanel, Saint
• Peter Mongus
• Peter Nolasco, Saint
• Peter of Alcántara, Saint
• Peter of Alexandria, Saint
• Peter of Aquila
• Peter of Arbues, Saint
• Peter of Auvergne
• Peter of Bergamo
• Peter of Montboissier, Blessed
• Peter of Poitiers
• Peter of Sebaste, Saint
• Peter of Verona, Saint
• Peter Snow, Venerable
• Peterspence
• Peterssen, Gerlac
• Peter the Hermit
• Peter Urseolus, Saint
• Petinessus
• Petit-Didier, Matthieu
• Petitions to the Holy See
• Petra
• Petrarch, Francesco
• Petre, Family of
• Petrobrusians
• Petronilla, Saint
• Petronius, Saint
• Petropolis
• Petrus Alfonsus
• Petrus Bernardinus
• Petrus Diaconus
• Petrus de Natalibus
• Petun Nation
• Peuerbach, George von
• Peutinger, Conrad
• Peyto, William
• Pez

Pf

• Pfanner, Franz
• Pfefferkorn, Johannes
• Pfister, Adolf
• Pflug, Julius Von
• Pforta

Ph

• Phacusa
• Pharao
• Pharbætus
• Pharisees
• Pharsalus
• Phaselis
• Phasga
• Phenomenalism
• Philadelphia (Lydia)
• Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)
• Philanthropinism
• Philastrius, Saint
• Philemon
• Philip the Apostle, Saint
• Philip II (Augustus)
• Philip II
• Philip IV
• Philip of Jesus, Saint
• Philip of the Blessed Trinity
• Philip the Arabian
• Philip Romolo Neri, Saint
• Philippi
• Philippi
• Philippians, Epistle to the
• Philippine Islands
• Philippopolis
• Philippopolis
• Philips, Peter
• Philistines
• Phillip, Robert
• Phillips, George
• Philo Judæus
• Philomelium
• Philomena, Saint
• Philosophy
• Philoxenus
• Phocæa
• Phœnicia
• Photinus
• Photius of Constantinople
• Phylacteries
• Physics, History of
• Physiocrats
• Physiologus

Pi

• Piacenza
• Pianciani, Giambattista
• Pianô Carpine, Giovanni da
• Piatto Cardinalizio
• Piatus of Mons
• Piauhy
• Piazza Armerina
• Piazzi, Giuseppe
• Pibush, John
• Picard, Jean
• Piccolomini, Alessandro
• Piccolomini-Ammannati, Jacopo
• Pichler
• Pichler, Vitus
• Pickering, Ven. Thomas
• Piconio, Bernadine a
• Picture Bibles
• Picquet, François
• Pie, Louis-Edouard-Désiré
• Pieck, Saint Nicholas
• Piedmont
• Piel, Peter
• Pie Pelicane, Jesu, Domine
• Pierius
• Pierre de Castelnau, Blessed
• Pierre de Maricourt
• Pierron, Jean
• Pierson, Philippe
• Pietism
• Pighius, Albert
• Pignatelli, Venerable Giuseppe Maria
• Pike, William
• Pilar, Nuestra Señora del
• Pilate, Pontius
• Pilchard, Venerable Thomas
• Pileolus
• Pilgrimage of Grace
• Pilgrimages
• Piligrim
• Pillar of Cloud/Fire
• Pima Indians
• Pinara
• Pinar del Rio
• Pindemonte, Ippolito
• Pineda, John de
• Pinerolo
• Pingré, Alexandre Guy
• Pinna da Encarnaçao, Mattheus
• Pinto, Fernão Mendes
• Pinturicchio
• Pinzón, Martín Alonso
• Piombo, Sebastiano del
• Pionius, Saint
• Pious Fund of the Californias, The
• Pious Society of Missions, The
• Piranesi, Giambattista
• Pirhing, Ernricus
• Pirkheimer
• Piro Indians
• Pisa
• Pisa, Council of
• Pisa, University of
• Pisano, Andrea
• Pisano, Niccola
• Piscataway Indians
• Piscina
• Pise, Charles Constantine
• Pisidia
• Pistoia, Synod of
• Pistoia and Prato
• Pistorius, Johann
• Pithou, Pierre
• Pitoni, Joseph
• Pitra, Jean-Baptiste-François
• Pitts, John
• Pittsburgh
• Pityus
• Pius I, Pope Saint
• Pius II, Pope
• Pius III, Pope
• Pius IV, Pope
• Pius V, Pope Saint
• Pius VI, Pope
• Pius VII, Pope
• Pius VIII, Pope
• Pius IX, Pope
• Pius X, Pope Saint
• Piusverein
• Pizarro, Francisco

Pl

• Placidus, Saint
• Plagues of Egypt
• Plain Chant
• Plantaganet, Henry Beaufort
• Plantin, Christophe
• Plants in the Bible
• Plasencia
• Plateau, Joseph-Antoine
• Platina, Bartolomeo
• Plato and Platonism
• Play, Pierre-Guillaume-Frédéric Le
• Plegmund
• Plenarium
• Plenary Council
• Plessis, Joseph-Octave
• Plethon, Georgius Gemistus
• Plock
• Plowden, Charles
• Plowden, Edmund
• Plowden, Francis
• Plowden, Robert
• Plowden, Thomas
• Plowden, Thomas Percy
• Plumier, Charles
• Plunket, Blessed Oliver
• Pluscarden Priory
• Plymouth

Pn

• Pneumatomachi (Macedonians)

Po

• Poetry, Hebrew, of the Old Testament
• Poggio Bracciolini, Giovanni Francesco
• Poggio Mirteto
• Pogla
• Poitiers
• Poland
• Polding, John Bede
• Pole, Blessed Margaret
• Pole, Reginald
• Polemonium
• Poleni, Giovanni
• Poles in the United States
• Policastro
• Polignac, Melchior de
• Polish Literature
• Politi, Lancelot
• Politian
• Political Economy, Science of
• Pollajuolo, Antonio and Piero Benci
• Polo, Marco
• Polybotus
• Polycarp, Saint
• Polycarpus
• Polyglot Bibles
• Polystylum
• Polytheism
• Pomaria
• Pombal, Marquis de
• Pomerania
• Pompeiopolis
• Pomponazzi, Pietro
• Ponce, John
• Ponce de León, Juan
• Poncet, Joseph Anthony de la Rivière
• Pondicherry
• Pontefract Priory
• Pontian, Pope Saint
• Pontifical Colleges
• Pontifical Decorations
• Pontifical Mass
• Pontificale
• Pontificalia
• Pontigny, Abbey of
• Pontius Carbonell
• Pontius Pilate
• Pontus
• Pools in Scripture
• Poona
• Poor, Care of, by the Church
• Poor, Little Sisters of the
• Poor Brothers of St. Francis Seraphicus
• Poor Catholics
• Poor Child Jesus, Sisters of the
• Poor Clares
• Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ
• Poor, Sisters of the, of St. Francis
• Poor Handmaids of the Mother of God
• Poor Laws
• Popayán
• Pope, The
• Popes, Chronological Lists of the
• Popes, Election of the
• Popes, List of
• Pope, Alexander
• Poppo, Saint
• Popular Devotions
• Population, Theories of
• Porch (or Vestibule, in Architecture)
• Pordenone, Giovanni Antonio
• Pordenone, Ordric of
• Pormort, Ven. Thomas
• Porphyreon
• Porphyrius, Saint
• Porrecta, Serafino
• Porta, Carlo
• Porta, Giacomo della
• Portalegre
• Port Augusta
• Port-au-Prince
• Porter, George
• Portable Altar
• Porter
• Portiuncula
• Portland
• Port Louis
• Porto Alegre
• Porto Alegre
• Porto and Santa-Rufina
• Port of Spain
• Porto Rico
• Portoviejo
• Portraits of the Apostles
• Port-Royal
• Portsmouth
• Portugal
• Portuguese Literature
• Portuguese East Africa
• Portuguese West Africa
• Port Victoria
• Positivism
• Possenti, Blessed Gabriel
• Possession, Demonical
• Possevinus, Antonius
• Possidius, Saint
• Postcommunion
• Postgate, Nicholas
• Postulant
• Postulation
• Potawatomi Indians
• Pothier, Robert Joseph
• Pouget, Jean-François-Albert du
• Pounde, Thomas
• Poussin, Nicolas
• Poverty
• Poverty and Pauperism
• Powel, Philip
• Powell, Blessed Edward
• Poynter, William
• Pozzo, Andreas
• Pozzuoli

Pr

• Prades, Jean-Martin de
• Prado, Jerome de
• Praelatus Nullius
• Pragmatic Sanction
• Pragmatism
• Prague
• Prague, University of
• Praxeas
• Praxedes and Pudentiana
• Pray, George
• Pray Brethren
• Prayer
• Prayer, Lord's
• Prayer-Books
• Prayer of Christ, Feast of the
• Prayer of Quiet
• Prayers for the Dead
• Preacher Apostolic
• Preachers, Order of
• Preadamites
• Prebend
• Precaria
• Precedence
• Precentor
• Precept
• Precious Blood
• Precious Blood, Archconfraternity of the Most
• Precious Blood, Congregation of the Most
• Precious Blood, Congregations of the
• Precious Blood, Feast of the Most
• Precipiano, Humbert-Guillaume de, Count
• Preconization
• Predestinarianism
• Predestination
• Preface
• Prefect Apostolic
• Prefecture Apostolic (Supplemental List)
• Prelate
• Prémare, Joseph Henri Marie de
• Premonstratensian Canons
• Prémontré, Abbey of
• Presbyterianism
• Presbytery
• Prescription
• Prescription in Civil Jurisprudence
• Presence, Real
• Presence of God
• Presentation, Feast of the
• Presentation, Order of the
• Presentation, Religious Congregations of the
• Presentation, Right of
• Presentation Brothers
• Presentation of Mary, Congregation of the
• Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Feast of the
• Prester John
• Preston, Thomas
• Preston, Thomas Scott
• Presumption
• Presumption
• Pretorium
• Pride
• Priene
• Priest
• Priest, Assistant
• Priest, High
• Priesthood
• Priestly Perseverance, Association of
• Priests, Confraternities of
• Priests' Communion League
• Priests' Eucharistic League
• Primacy
• Primadicci, James
• Primate
• Prime
• Primer, The
• Primicerius
• Primus and Felician, Saints
• Prince Albert, Diocese of
• Prior
• Prioress
• Priory
• Prisca, Saint
• Priscianus
• Priscilla and Aquila
• Priscillianism
• Prisons
• Prisons, Ecclesiastical
• Privilege
• Privileged Altar
• Privileges, Ecclesiastical
• Proba, Faltonia
• Probabilism
• Probus, Marcus Aurelius
• Probus, Tarachus, and Andronicus, Saints
• Processional, Roman
• Processional Cross
• Processions
• Processus and Martinian, Saints
• Proclus, Saint
• Proconnesus
• Procopius of Caesarea
• Procter, Adelaide Anne
• Procurator
• Profession, Religious
• Promise, Divine
• Promotor Fidei
• Promulgation
• Proof
• Propaganda, Sacred Congregation of
• Propagation of the Faith, The Society for the
• Property
• Property, Ecclesiastical
• Property, Ecclesiastical, in the United States
• Prophecy
• Prophecy, Prophet, and Prophetess
• Proprium
• Proschko, Franz Isidor
• Prose or Sequence
• Proselyte
• Proske, Karl
• Prosper of Aquitaine, Tiro
• Protasius and Gervasius, Saints
• Protector, Altar
• Protectorate of Missions
• Protectories
• Protestant Episcopal Church
• Protestantism
• Prothonotary Apostolic
• Protocol
• Protopope
• Protus and Hyacinth, Saints
• Prout, Father
• Provancher, Léon Abel
• Proverbs, Book of
• Providence, Congregations of (I)
• Providence, Congregations of (II)
• Providence, Congregations of (III)
• Providence, Congregations of (IV)
• Providence, Congregations of (V)
• Providence, Diocese of
• Providence, Divine
• Province, Ecclesiastical
• Provincial
• Provincial Council
• Provision, Canonical
• Provisors, Statute of
• Provost
• Prudence
• Prudentius, Aurelius Clemens
• Prudentius
• Prüm
• Prusias ad Hypium
• Prussia
• Przemysl
• Przemysl, Sambor, and Sanok

Ps

• Psalms
• Psalms, Alphabetic
• Psalterium
• Psaume, Nicholas
• Psellus, Michael
• Psychology
• Psychotherapy

Pt

• Ptolemais
• Ptolemais
• Ptolemy the Gnostic

Pu

• Public Authority
• Publican
• Public Honesty (Decency)
• Pueblo Indians
• Puget, Pierre
• Pugh, George Ellis
• Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore
• Puiseux, Victor-Alexandre
• Pulaski, Casimir
• Pulati
• Pulcheria, Saint
• Pulci, Luigi
• Pullen, Robert
• Pullus, Robert
• Pulpit
• Punishment, Capital
• Puno
• Purcell, John Baptist
• Purgative Way
• Purgatorial Societies
• Purgatory
• Purgatory, St. Patrick's
• Purim
• Puritans
• Pusey and Puseyism
• Pustet
• Putative Marriage
• Puteanus, Erycius
• Putzer, Joseph
• Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre
• Puyallup Indians

Py

• Pyrker, Johann Ladislaus von Oberwart
• Pyrrhonism
• Pythagoras and Pythagoreanism
• Pyx

Q

Ready for Articles

• Quadragesima
• Quadratus
• Quakers
• Quality
• Quam singulari
• Quamichan Indians
• Quantity
• Quapaw Indians
• Quarantines
• Quaresmius, Franciscus
• Quebec, Archdiocese of
• Quebec, The Province of
• Quelen, Hyacinthe-Louis De
• Quem terra, pontus, sidera
• Queen's Daughters
• Quercia, Jacopo Della
• Querétaro, Diocese of
• Quesnel, Pasquier
• Quevedo, Juan de
• Quiche
• Quichua Indians
• Quicumque Christum Quærtis
• Quierzy, Councils of
• Quiet, Prayer of
• Quietism
• Quilon, Diocese of
• Quimper, Diocese of
• Quin, Michael Joseph
• Quinctianus, Saints
• Quiñones, Francis
• Quinquagesima
• Quintana, Agustín
• Quiricus and Julitta, Saints
• Quirini, Angelo Maria
• Quirinus, Saints
• Quito, Archdiocese of
• Qur'an -- see Koran

R

Ra

• Rabanus, Blessed Maurus Magnentius
• Rabbi and Rabbinism
• Rabbulas
• Rabelais, François
• Raccolta
• Race, Human
• Race, Negro
• Rachel
• Racine, Jean
• Rader, Matthew
• Radewyns, Florens
• Radowitz, Joseph Maria von
• Radulph of Rivo
• Raffeix, Pierre
• Ragueneau, Paul
• Ragusa
• Raich, Johann Michael
• Rail, Altar
• Raimondi, Marcantonio
• Rainald of Dassel
• Rajpootana
• Râle, Sebastian
• Ralph Crockett, Venerable
• Ralph Milner, Venerable
• Ralph Sherwin, Blessed
• Ram, Pierre François Xavier de
• Ramatha
• Rambler, The
• Rameau, Jean-Philippe
• Ramsey Abbey
• Ramus, Peter
• Rancé, Jean-Armand le Bouthillier de
• Randall, James Ryder
• Ransom, Feast of Our Lady of
• Raphael, Saint
• Raphael
• Raphoe
• Rapin, René
• Raskolniks
• Räss, Andreas
• Rathborne, Joseph
• Ratherius of Verona
• Rationale
• Ratio Studiorum
• Rationalism
• Ratisbon
• Ratisbonne, Maria Alphonse
• Ratisbonne, Maria Theodor
• Ratramnus
• Ratzeburg, Ancient See of
• Ratzinger, Georg
• Rauscher
• Ravalli, Antonio
• Ravenna
• Ravesteyn, Josse
• Ravignan, Gustave Xavier Lacroix de
• Rawes, Henry Augustus
• Raymbault, Charles
• Raymond IV, of Saint-Gilles
• Raymond VI
• Raymond VII
• Raymond Lully
• Raymond Martini
• Raymond Nonnatus, Saint
• Raymond of Peñafort, Saint
• Raymond of Sabunde
• Raynaldi, Odorico
• Raynaud, Théophile
• Raynouard, Françpois-Juste-Marie

Re

• Reading Abbey
• Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
• Realism, Nominalism, Conceptualism
• Reason
• Reason, Age of
• Recanati and Loreto
• Rechab and the Rechabites
• Recollection
• Reconciliation, Sacrament of
• Rector
• Rector Potens, Verax Deus
• Recusants, English
• Red Sea
• Redeemer, Feast of the Most Holy
• Redeemer, Knights of the
• Redemption
• Redemption in the Old Testament
• Redemptions, Penitential
• Redemptoristines
• Redemptorists
• Redford, Sebastion
• Redi, Francesco
• Reding, Augustine
• Reductions of Paraguay
• Referendarii
• Reformation, The
• Reformed Churches
• Reform of a Religious Order
• Refuge, Cities of
• Refuge, Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the
• Regale, Droit de
• Regalia
• Regeneration
• Regensburg
• Regesta, Papal
• Reggio di Calabria
• Reggio dell' Emilia
• Regina
• Regina Coeli
• Reginald of Piperno
• Regino of Prüm
• Regionarii
• Regis, John Francis, Saint
• Régis, Jean-Baptiste
• Régis, Pierre Sylvain
• Registers, Parochial
• Regnault, Henri Victor
• Regulæ Juris
• Regulars
• Reichenau
• Reichensperger, August
• Reichensperger, Peter
• Reifenstein
• Reiffenstuel, Johann Georg
• Reims
• Reims, Synods of
• Reinmar of Hagenau
• Reisach, Carl von
• Reisch, Gregor
• Relationship
• Relatives, Duties of
• Relativism
• Relics
• Religion
• Religion, Virtue of
• Religions, Statistics of
• Religious Life
• Religious Profession
• Reliquaries
• Remesiana
• Remigius, Saint
• Remigius of Auxerre
• Remiremont
• Remuzat, Ven. Anne-Madeleine
• Remy, Abbey of Saint
• Renaissance, The
• Renaudot, Eusebius
• Renaudot, Théophraste
• Reni, Guido
• Rennes
• Renty, Gaston Jean Baptiste de
• Renunciation
• Reordinations
• Reparation
• Repington, Philip
• Repose, Altar of
• Reputation (as Property)
• Requiem, Masses of
• Rerum Crerator Optime
• Rerum Deus Tenax Vigor
• Rerum Novarum
• Rescripts, Papal
• Reservation
• Reserved Cases
• Residence, Ecclesiastical
• Respicius, Tryphon, and Nympha
• Respighi, Lorenzo
• Responsorium
• Restitution
• Resurrection of Jesus Christ
• Resurrection, General
• Rethel, Alfred
• Retreat of the Sacred Heart, Congregation of
• Retreats
• Retz, Cardinal de
• Reuben
• Reuchlin, Johannes
• Reumont, Alfred von
• Reusens, Edmond
• Reuss
• Revelation
• Revelation, Book of
• Revelations, Private
• Revocation
• Revolution, English
• Revolution, French
• Rex Gloriose Martyrum
• Rex Sempiterne Cælitum
• Rey, Anthony
• Reynolds, William

Rh

• Rhætia
• Rhaphanæa
• Rheinberger, Joseph Gabriel
• Rhenish Palatinate
• Rhesæna
• Rhinocolura
• Rhithymna
• Rhizus
• Rho, Giacomo
• Rhode Island
• Rhodes, Alexandre De
• Rhodes
• Rhodesia
• Rhodiopolis
• Rhodo
• Rhosus
• Rhymed Bibles
• Rhythmical Office

Ri

• Ribadeneira, Pedro de
• Ribas, Andrés Pérez De
• Ribe, Ancient See of, in Denmark (Jutland)
• Ribeirao Preto
• Ribera, Jusepe de
• Ricardus Anglicus
• Riccardi, Nicholas
• Ricci, Lorenzo
• Ricci, Matteo
• Riccioli, Giovanni Battista
• Rice, Edmund Ignatius
• Rich, St. Edmund
• Richard
• Richard I, King Of England
• Richard, Charles-Louis
• Richard de Bury
• Richard de la Vergne, François-Marie-Benjamin
• Richard de Wyche, Saint
• Richard Fetherston, Blessed
• Richard of Cirencester
• Richard of Cornwall
• Richard of Middletown
• Richard of St. Victor
• Richard Thirkeld, Blessed
• Richard Whiting, Blessed
• Richardson, Ven. William
• Richelieu, Armand-Jean du Plessis, Duke de
• Richmond, Diocese of
• Ricoldo da Monte di Croce
• Riemenschneider, Tillmann
• Rienzi, Cola di
• Rieti
• Rievaulx, Abbey of
• Riffel, Caspar
• Rigby, John, Saint
• Rigby, Nicholas
• Right
• Right of Exclusion
• Right of Option
• Right of Voluntary Association
• Rimbert, Saint
• Rimini, Council of
• Rimini
• Rimouski
• Ring of the Fisherman, The
• Rings
• Rinuccini, Giovanni Battista
• Rio, Alexis-François
• Riobamba
• Rioja, Francisco de
• Rio Negro
• Ripalda, Juan Martínez de
• Ripatransone
• Ripon, Marquess of
• Risby, Richard
• Rishanger, William
• Rishton, Edward
• Rita of Cascia, Saint
• Rites
• Rites in the United States
• Ritschlianism
• Ritter, Joseph Ignatius
• Ritual
• Ritualists
• Rivington, Luke
• Rizal, José Mercado

Ro

• Robbers, Seven
• Robbia, Andrea della
• Robbia, Lucia di Simone
• Robert, Saint
• Robert Bellarmine, Saint
• Robert Johnson, Blessed
• Robert of Arbrissel
• Robert of Courçon
• Robert of Geneva
• Robert of Jumièges
• Robert of Luzarches
• Robert of Melun
• Robert of Molesme, Saint
• Robert of Newminster, Saint
• Robert Pullus
• Roberts, Saint John
• Robertson, James Burton
• Robinson, Venerable Christopher
• Robinson, William Callyhan
• Rocaberti, Juan Tomás de
• Rocamadour
• Rocca, Angelo
• Roch, Saint
• Rochambeau, Jean-Baptiste-Donatien
• Roche, Alanus de la
• Rochester, Ancient See of
• Rochester, Diocese of
• Rochester, Blessed John
• Rochet
• Rochette, Désiré Raoul
• Rock, Daniel
• Rockford, Diocese of
• Rockhampton
• Rococo Style
• Rodez
• Rodrigues Ferreira, Alexandre
• Rodriguez, Saint Alphonsus
• Rodriguez, Alonso
• Rodriguez, Joao
• Roe, Bartholomew
• Roermond
• Rogation Days
• Roger, Bishop of Worcester
• Roger Bacon
• Roger Cadwallador, Venerable Roger of Hoveden
• Roger of Wendover
• Roh, Peter
• Rohault de Fleury
• Rohrbacher, Réné François
• Rojas y Zorrilla, Francisco de
• Rokewode, John Gage
• Rolduc
• Rolfus, Hermann
• Rolle de Hampole, Richard
• Rollin, Charles
• Rolls Series
• Rolph, Thomas
• Roman Catacombs
• Roman Catechism
• Roman Catholic
• Roman Catholic Relief Bill
• Roman Christian Cemeteries, Early
• Roman Colleges
• Roman Congregations
• Roman Curia
• Roman Processional
• Roman Rite, The
• Romanos, Saint
• Romanos Pontifices, Constitutio
• Romans, Epistle to the
• Romanus, Saints
• Romanus, Pope
• Rome
• Rome, University of
• Romero, Juan
• Romuald, Saint
• Romulus Augustulus
• Ronan, Saint
• Ronsard, Pierre de
• Rood
• Roothaan, Johann Philipp
• Roper, William
• Rorate Coeli
• Rosa, Salvatore
• Rosalia, Saint
• Rosary, The
• Rosary, Breviary Hymns of the
• Rosary, Confraternity of the
• Rosary, Feast of the Holy
• Rosary, Seraphic
• Rosate, Alberico de
• Roscelin
• Roscommon
• Rosenau
• Rose of Lima, Saint
• Rose of Viterbo, Saint
• Rose Window
• Rosea
• Roseau
• Rosecrans, William Starke
• Roseline, Saint
• Rosh Hashanah
• Rosicrucians
• Roskilde, Ancient See of, in Denmark
• Roskoványi, August
• Rosmini and Rosminianism
• Rosminians
• Ross
• Ross, School of
• Rossano
• Rosselino, Antonio di Matteo di Domenico
• Rosselino, Bernardo
• Rosselli, Cosimo
• Rossi, Bernardo de
• Rossi, Giovanni Battista de
• Rossi, Pellegrino
• Rossini, Gioacchino Antonio
• Rostock, Sebastian von
• Rostock, University of
• Roswitha
• Rota, Sacra Romana
• Roth, Heinrich
• Rothe, David
• Rottenburg
• Rotuli
• Rouen, Archdiocese of
• Rouen, Synods of
• Rouquette, Adrien
• Rousseau, Jean-Baptiste
• Rovezzano, Benedetto da
• Rowsham, Stephen
• Royal Declaration, The
• Royer-Collard, Pierre-Paul

Ru

• Ruadhan, Saint
• Ruben
• Rubens, Peter Paul
• Rubrics
• Rubruck, William
• Rudolf of Fulda
• Rudolf of Habsburg
• Rudolf of Rüdesheim
• Rudolf von Ems
• Rueckers, Family of
• Ruffini, Paolo
• Rufford Abbey
• Rufina, Saints
• Rufinus, Saint
• Rufus, Saint
• Ruiz de Alarcón y Mendoza, Juan de
• Ruiz de Montoya, Antonio
• Ruiz de Montoya, Diego
• Rule of Faith, The
• Rule of St. Augustine
• Rule of St. Benedict
• Rumania
• Rumohr, Karl Friedrich
• Rupe, Alanus de
• Rupert, Saint
• Rusaddir
• Rusicade
• Ruspe
• Russell, Charles
• Russell, Charles William
• Russell, Richard
• Russia
• Russia, The Religion of
• Russian Language and Literature
• Rusticus of Narbonne, Saint
• Ruth, Book of
• Ruthenian Rite
• Ruthenians
• Rutter, Henry
• Ruvo and Bitonto
• Ruysbroeck, Blessed John
• Ruysch, John

Ry

• Ryan, Father Abram J.
• Ryan, Patrick John
• Ryder, Henry Ignatius Dudley
• Ryken, Theodore James

S

Sa

• Sa, Manoel de
• Saavedra, Fajardo Diego de
• Saavedra Remírez de Baquedano, Angel de
• Saba and Sabeans
• Sabaoth
• Sabbas, Saint
• Sabbatarians, Sabbatarianism
• Sabbath
• Sabbatical Year
• Sabbatine Privilege
• Sabina, Saint
• Sabinianus, Pope
• Sabran, Louis de
• Sabrata
• Sacchoni, Rainerio
• Sacra Jam Splendent
• Sacramentals
• Sacraments
• Sacrament, Reservation of the Blessed
• Sacred Heart, Brothers of the
• Sacred Heart of Jesus, Devotion to the
• Sacred Heart of Jesus, Missionary Sisters of the
• Sacred Heart of Jesus, Missionaries of the
• Sacred Heart of Jesus, Society of the
• Sacred Heart of Jesus, Society of the
• Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, Congregation of the
• Sacrifice
• Sacrifice of the Mass
• Sacrilege
• Sacris Solemniis
• Sacristan
• Sacristy
• Sadducees
• Sadler, Thomas Vincent Faustus
• Sadlier, Mary Anne Madden
• Sadoleto, Jacopo
• Sagalassus
• Sagard, Théodat-Gabriel
• Sahagún, Bernardino de
• Sahaptin Indians
• Sahara, Vicariate Apostolic of
• Sailer, Johann Michael
• Sainctes, Claude de
• Saint Albans, Abbey of
• Saint Albert
• Saint Andrews and Edinburgh
• Saint Andrews, University of
• Saint Andrews, Priory of
• Saint Asaph, Ancient Diocese of
• Saint Augustine, Abbey of
• Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre
• Saint Benedict, Medal of
• Saint Bonaventure, College of Saint
• Saint Boniface
• Saint-Brieuc
• Saint-Claude
• Saint Cloud
• Saint-Cosme, Jean-François Buisson de
• Saint-Denis, Abbey of
• Saint-Denis
• Saint-Dié
• Saint Gall
• Saint George, Orders of
• Saint George's
• Saint Hyacinthe
• Saint Isidore, College of
• Saint James of Compostela, Order of
• Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne
• Saint-John, Ambrose
• Saint John
• Saint John's University
• Saint Joseph, Diocese of
• Saint Joseph's College, University of
• Saint Louis (Missouri)
• Saint Louis, University of
• Saint Lucius, Monastery of
• Saint Mark, University of
• Saint Omer, College of
• Saint-Ouen, Abbey of
• Saint Paul (Minnesota)
• Saint Paul-without-the Walls
• Saint Peter, Basilica of
• Saint Peter, Tomb of
• Saint Petersburg
• Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
• Saint-Simon, Louis de Rouvroy, Duc de
• Saint-Simon and Saint-Simonism
• Saint-Sulpice, Society of
• Saint Sylvester, Order of
• Saint Thomas, Diocese of
• Saint Thomas, University of
• Saint Thomas of Guiana
• Saint Thomas of Mylapur
• Saint-Vallier, Jean-Baptiste de
• Saint-Victor, Abbey of
• Saint-Victor, Achard de
• Saint Vincent de Paul, Society of
• Sainte Anne d'Auray
• Sainte Anne de Beaupré
• Sainte-Claire Deville, Charles
• Sainte-Claire Deville, Henri-Etienne
• Sainte-Geneviève, Abbey of
• Saint-Flour
• Saint Francis Mission
• Saint Francis Xavier's College, University of
• Saints, Canonization of
• Saints, Communion of
• Saints, Legends of the
• Saints Vincent and Anastasius, Abbey of
• Sala, George Augustus Henry
• Salamanca
• Salamanca, University of
• Salamis
• Salamis, Epiphanius of
• Salamon, Louis-Siffren-Joseph
• Salazar, Domingo de
• Sale
• Salem
• Salerno
• Salesian Society, The
• Salford
• Salimbene degli Adami
• Salisbury, Ancient Diocese of
• Saliva Indians
• Salle, Saint John Baptist de la
• Salmanticenses and Complutenses
• Salmas
• Salmeron, Alphonsus
• Salome
• Salt
• Salta, Diocese of
• Saltillo, Diocese of
• Salt Lake, Diocese of
• Salto
• Salutati, Coluccio di Pierio di
• Saluzzo
• Salvatierra, Juan Maria
• Salvation
• Salve Mundi Salutare
• Salve Regina
• Salvete Christi Vulnera
• Salvianus
• Salzburg
• Salzmann, Joseph
• Sámar and Leyte
• Samaria
• Samaritan Language and Literature
• Sambuga, Joseph Anton
• Samoa
• Samogitia
• Samos
• Samosata
• Sampson, Richard
• Samson
• Samson
• Samson, Saint
• Samuco Indians
• Samuel, First and Second Books of
• San Antonio, Diocese of
• San Carlos de Ancud
• San Gallo
• Sanhedrin
• San José de Costa Rica
• Sánchez, Alonzo
• Sánchez, Alonzo Coello
• Sánchez, José Bernardo
• Sanchez, Thomas
• Sanctifying Grace
• Sanction
• Sanction, Pragmatic
• Sanctity
• Sanctorum Meritis
• Sanctuary
• Sanctuary
• Sanctus
• Sandals, Episcopal
• Sandemanians
• Sandeo, Felino Maria
• Sander, Anton
• Sander, Nicholas
• Sandhurst
• Sandomir
• Sands, Benjamin and James U.S. Navy admirals
• Sandwich Isands
• Sandys, Venerable John
• Sanetch Indians
• San Francisco
• San Juan
• Sankt Pölten
• San León del Amazonas
• San Luis Potosí
• San Marco and Bisignano
• San Marino
• San Martino al Cimino
• San Miniato
• Sannazaro, Jacopo
• San Salvador
• San Salvador
• San Sepolcro, Piero da
• San Severino
• Sanseverino, Gaetano
• San Severo
• Sansovino, Andrea Contucci del
• Santa Agata dei Goti, Diocese of
• Santa Casa di Loreto
• Santa Catharina
• Santa Cruz de la Sierra
• Santa Fe (New Mexico)
• Santa Fe (Argentina)
• Santa Lucia del Mela
• Santa Maria (Brazil)
• Santa Maria de Monserrato
• Santa Marta
• Santander
• Sant' Angelo de' Lombardi
• Sant' Angelo in Vado and Urbania
• Santarem
• Santa Severina
• Santiago, University of
• Santiago del Estero
• Santini, Giovanni Sante Gaspero
• Santo Domingo, Archdiocese of
• Santos, João dos
• San Xavier del Bac, Mission of
• São Carlos do Pinhal
• São Luiz de Cáceres
• São Luiz de Maranhão
• São Paulo
• São Salvador de Bahia de Todos os Santos
• São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro
• São Thiago de Cabo Verde
• Sappa
• Sara
• Sarabaites
• Saragossa
• Saragossa, University of
• Sarajevo, Archdiocese of
• Sarayacú Mission
• Sarbiewski, Mathias Casimir
• Sardes
• Sardica
• Sardica, Council of
• Sardinia
• Sarepta
• Sarkander, Blessed John
• Sarnelli, Januarius Maria
• Sarpi, Paolo
• Sarsfield, Patrick
• Sarsina
• Sarto, Andrea del
• Sarum Rite
• Sasima
• Saskatchewan and Alberta
• Sassari
• Sassoferrato, Giovanni Battista Salvi da
• Satala
• Satan
• Satolli, Francesco
• Saturninus, Saint
• Sauatra
• Saul
• Sault St. Louis
• Sault Sainte Marie
• Savannah
• Savaric
• Savary
• Savigny, Abbey of
• Savigny, Karl Friedrich
• Savona and Noli
• Savonarola, Girolamo
• Savoy
• Saxe, Jean de
• Saxe-Altenburg
• Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
• Saxe-Meiningen
• Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
• Saxo Grammaticus
• Saxony
• Saxony, Albert of

Sc

• Scala Sancta (Holy Stairs)
• Scaliger, Julius Caesar
• Scalimoli
• Scammon, Ellakim Parker
• Scandal
• Scannabecchi, Filippo
• Scapular
• Scaramelli, Giovanni Battista
• Scarampi, Pierfrancesco
• Scarlatti, Alessandro
• Scarron, Paul
• Scepticism
• Schadow, Friedrich Wilhelm
• Schaepman, Herman
• Schäftlarn
• Schall von Bell, Johann Adam
• Schannat, Johann Friedrich
• Schatzgeyer, Caspar
• Schäufelin, Hans Leonhard
• Schaumburg-Lippe
• Schäzler, Constantine, Baron von
• Schedel, Hartmann
• Scheeben, Matthias Joseph
• Scheffmacher, John James
• Scheiner, Christopher
• Schelble, Johann Nepomuk
• Schelstrate, Emmanuel
• Schenkl, Maurus von
• Schenute
• Scherer, Georg
• Scherer-Boccard, Theodore, Count von
• Schinner, Matthæus
• Schism
• Schism, Eastern
• Schism, Western
• Schlegel, Friedrich von
• Schleswig
• Schlör, Aloysius
• Schlosser, John Frederick Henry
• Schmalzgrueber, Francis Xavier
• Schmid, Christoph von
• Schmidt, Friedrich von
• Schneeman, Gerard
• Schoenberg, Matthias von
• Schöffer, Peter
• Schola Cantorum
• Scholasticism
• Scholliner, Herman
• Schols, Charles Mathieu
• Scholz, John Martin Augustine
• Schönborn
• Schongauer, Martin
• Schöningh
• Schools
• Schools, Apostolic
• Schools, Clerks Regular of the Pious
• Schorlemer-Alst, Burghard Freiherr von
• Schott, Gaspar
• Schottenklöster
• Schrader, Clement
• Schram, Dominic
• Schrank, Franz Paula von
• Schraudolph, Johann
• Schubert, Franz
• Schwane, Joseph
• Schwann, Theodor
• Schwanthaler, Ludwig von
• Schwarz, Berthold
• Schwarzburg
• Schwarzenberg, Friedrich, Prince of
• Schwenckfeldians
• Schwind, Moritz von
• Science and the Church
• Scillium
• Scillium, Martyrs of
• Scopia
• Scotism and Scotists
• Scotland
• Scotland, Established Church of
• Scoto-Hibernian Monasteries
• Scots College, The
• Scott, Ven. Montford
• Scotus, Blessed John Duns
• Scranton
• Screen, Altar
• Scribes
• Scriptorium
• Scripture
• Scruple
• Scrutiny
• Sculpture
• Scutari, Archdiocese of
• Scythopolis

Se

• Seal
• Seal of Confession, the Law of the
• Seattle
• Sebaste
• Sebastia
• Sebastian, Saint
• Sebastian Newdigate, Blessed
• Sebastopolis
• Sebenico
• Secchi, Angelo
• Sechelt Indians
• Sechnall, Saint
• Seckau
• Secret
• Secret, Discipline of the
• Sect and Sects
• Secularism
• Secularization
• Secular Clergy
• Sedgwick, Thomas
• Sedia Gestatoria
• Sedilia
• Seduction
• Sedulius
• Sedulius Scotus
• Seekers
• Seelos, Francis X.
• Seerth
• Séez
• Seghers, Charles John
• Segneri, Paolo
• Segni
• Segorbe
• Segovia
• Ségur, Louis Gaston de
• Ségur, Sophie Rostopchine, Comtesse de
• Sehna, Diocese of
• Seidl, Johann Gabriel
• Seitz, Alexander Maximilian
• Sejny, Diocese of
• Sekanais
• Seleucia Pieria
• Seleucia Trachea
• Seleucians
• Seleucids
• Self-Defense
• Selgas y Carrasco, José
• Selge
• Selinus
• Selvaggio, Giulio Lorenzo
• Selymbria
• Sem
• Semiarians and Semiarianism
• Seminary, Ecclesiastical
• Semipelagianism
• Semites
• Semitic Epigraphy
• Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp
• Semmes, Raphael
• Seña, Balthasar
• Senan, Saint
• Señan, José Francisco de Paula
• Sénanque
• Seneca Indians
• Senefelder, Aloys
• Senegambia
• Sennen and Abdon, Saints
• Sens
• Sens, Councils of
• Sentence
• Sept-Fons, Notre-Dame de Saint-Lieu
• Septimius Severus
• Septuagesima
• Septuagint Version
• Sepulchre, Holy
• Sequence or Prose
• Serajevo, Archdiocese of
• Seraphic Crown
• Seraphim
• Seraphin of Montegranaro, Saint
• Seraphina Sforza, Blessed
• Serapion, Saint
• Serena, Diocese of La
• Sergeant, John
• Sergeant, Ven. Richard
• Sergiopolis
• Sergius and Bacchus
• Sergius I, Pope Saint
• Sergius II, Pope
• Sergius III, Pope
• Sergius IV, Pope
• Seripando, Girolamo
• Seroux d'Agincourt, Jean-Baptiste-Louis-George
• Serpieri, Alessandro
• Serra, Junípero
• Serrae
• Servants of Mary (Order of Servites)
• Servants of the Most Blessed Sacrament
• Servia
• Servites, Order of
• Servus servorum Dei
• Sessa-Aurunca
• Sestini, Benedict
• Setebo Indians
• Seton, Saint Elizabeth Ann
• Seton, William
• Settignano, Desiderio da
• Settlement, Act of (Irish)
• Seven-Branch Candlestick
• Seven Deacons
• Seven Robbers
• Seven Sleepers of Ephesus, The
• Seventh-Day Adventists
• Severian
• Severinus, Pope
• Severus, Alexander
• Severus Sanctus Endelechus
• Sévigné, Madame de
• Seville
• Seville, University of
• Sexagesima
• Sexburga, Saint
• Sext
• Sexton

Sf

• Sfondrati, Celestino
• Sforza, Blessed Seraphina

Sh

• Shakespeare, Religion of
• Shamanism
• Shammai
• Shan-si, Vicariate Apostolic of Northern
• Shan-si, Vicariate Apostolic of Southern
• Shan-tung, Vicariate Apostolic of Eastern
• Shan-tung, Vicariate Apostolic of Northern
• Shan-tung, Vicariate Apostolic of Southern
• Sharpe, James
• Shea, John Dawson Gilmary
• Shea, Sir Ambrose
• Sheil, Richard Lalor
• Sheldon, Edward
• Shelley, Richard
• Shem
• Shen-si, Northern
• Shen-si, Southern
• Shepherd, John
• Sherborne Abbey
• Sherbrooke
• Sheridan, Philip Henry
• Sherson, Martin
• Shert, Blessed John
• Sherwin, Blessed Ralph
• Sherwood, Blessed Thomas
• Sherwood, William
• Shewbreads
• Shields, James
• Shi-koku
• Shire
• Shirley, James
• Shrewsbury
• Shrines of Our Lady and the Saints in Great Britain and Ireland
• Shroud of Turin
• Shrovetide
• Shuswap Indians

Si

• Siam
• Sibbel, Joseph
• Siberia
• Sibour, Marie-Dominique-Auguste
• Sibylline Oracles
• Sicard
• Sicca Veneria
• Sichem
• Sicilian Vespers
• Sicily
• Sick, Anointing of the
• Side, Altar
• Sidon
• Sidon
• Sidonius Apollinaris
• Sidyma
• Siena
• Siena, University of
• Sieni, Cyril
• Sierra Leone
• Sigebert of Gembloux
• Siger of Brabant
• Sigismund
• Sign of the Cross
• Signorelli, Luca
• Sigüenza
• Sikhism
• Silandus
• Silence
• Silesia
• Siletz Indians
• Siloe
• Silveira, Ven. Goncalo da
• Silverius, Pope Saint
• Silvester, Francis
• Silvia, Saint
• Simeon
• Simeon, Holy
• Simeon, Canticle of
• Simeon of Durham
• Simeon Stylites the Elder, Saint
• Simeon Stylites the Younger, Saint
• Simla
• Simon the Apostle, Saint
• Simonians
• Simon Magus
• Simon of Cascia
• Simon of Cramaud
• Simon of Cremona
• Simon of Sudbury
• Simon of Tournai
• Simon Peter
• Simon Stock, Saint
• Simone da Orsenigo
• Simony
• Simplicius, Pope Saint
• Simplicius, Faustinus and Beatrice
• Simpson, Richard
• Sin
• Sinai
• Sinaiticus, Codex
• Sinaloa
• Singing, Congregational
• Sinigaglia
• Sinis
• Sinope
• Sion
• Sion
• Sioux City
• Sioux Falls
• Sioux Indians
• Sipibo Indians
• Sirach, Book of
• Siricius, Pope Saint
• Sirleto, Gugliemo
• Sirmium
• Sirmond, Jacques
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