Nestorius and Nestorianism, 205.-Nestorian Nicholas I., St. (pope), 115, 159.
Church, 691.
64 II.
26
161, 187.
162.
Netherlands (Holland), 389, 404, 406; see
Holland.-Netherland India (= Dutch East
India), 690; see Dutch.
64
66
Nevada (State), 316.
162, 294.
antipope), 162.
(pope), 55, 66, 74, 163.
New Albany (Ind.), 331.
Newark (N. J.) and Diocese, 202, 270, 277, 280,
288-9, 297, 314-15, 321, 327, 336, 549, 663, 670,
679.
New Bedford, (Pa.) 330.
New Britain (Ct.), 603.
Newburg (0.), 330.
New Caledonia (in Australasia), 690.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Eng.), 40.
New Christians, 378.
New England (U. S.), 19, 148, 202, 610, 640, 668,
676, 710.
New Englander (quarterly), 406, 601, 623-5,
671-2.
Newfoundland (island), 688.
New Granada (S. A.), 653-4; see Colombia.
New Hampshire (State), 305, 549, 664, and places
marked (N. H.)".
New Orleans (La.) and Archdiocese, 98, 246, 268,
276, 279, 301-2, 308, 313-14, 319, 321, 323, 325,
327-31, 357-9, 548, 586, 618-19, 662, 666, 679.
Newport (R. I.), 305.
Newport (Ky.), 308.
New South Wales (Australia), 690.
New Spain, 362-3; see Mexico.
Newspapers, 610, 617-21, 628, 650, 658, 673, 684,
686, &c.; see Books, Periodicals, &c.
New Testament, 88, 122-3, 222, 268, 365, 408 12,
416, 419-20, 429, 488, 501, 596, 649-50; see
Bible, Gospel, Scriptures, books marked
"(N. T.)", &c.
New Haven (Ct.), 305, 314-15, 545, 565-6, 601,
671.
New Haven (Nelson Co., Ky.), 334.
New Holland, 690; see Australia.
New Jersey (State), 148, 202, 316, 549, 555, 604, Northwestern Chronicle, 619.
640.
Newman, John H., D. D, 310, 671, 681.
New Melleray Abbey (Iowa), 290.
New Mexico (U. S. Ter.), 316, 360, and places
marked "(N. Mex.)".
New York City and Archdiocese, 19, 122, 148, 150,
154, 178-9, 183, 202, 241, 246, 262, 264, 270,
276, 279, 296-7, 300-1, 305, 314-16, 319-21,
824-5, 327-9, 336. 358-9, 387, 420, 459, 462, 484,
487-8, 490, 495, 518, 526, 534, 537, 539-40, 543,
545-7, 549, 555, 559, 564, 570, 585-6, 591, 594-6,
608, 619-20, 626-7, 630, 643, 649, 658, 662,
665-6, 670, 674-9, 692, 711-12.-N. Y. Com-
mercial Advertiser, 419.-N. Y. Daily Tribune,
248, 546-7, 626-7, 629-30, 646-7.-N. Y. Daily
Times, 270-4.-N. Y. Observer, 564-5, 617-18.-
N. Y. Observer Year-Book and Almanac for
1871, 665, 667, 688-92.-N. Y. Public School
Society, 594-6.-N. Y. Tablet, 570, 592, 619-20,
645.-N. Y. Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, 658.
New York (State), 148, 202, 305, 313, 316, 320,
549, 555, 557-9, 594, 604, 662, 664, 669-70, 677;
see above, and places marked "(N. Y.)"."
New Utrecht (Long Island, N. Y.), 306.
New World, 295, 362-3, 653, 687; see America.
New Zealand (Australasia), 373, 690.
Niagara Co. (N. Y.), 313.
Nicaragua (Central America), 641.-N. Gazette,
641.
66 III.
44
IV.
66 V.
66 66
Nice (Asia Minor) and Nicene, 94, 203-7, 222,
235, 408; see Creed, Council.
Nicholas, St (bp. of Myra in Asia Minor), 491.
Noailles, Cardinal de, 170.
Nicolini, 152.
Nobis quoque peccatoribus, 440 (cut).
Noble Guard (the pope's), 141, 144, 237.-N. Or-
ders (pontifical), 191.
Nocturn, 473-Nocturnal Psalmody, 256.
Nona, None, Nones, 448.
Non-Catholics, 173, 228, 410, 417, 453, 613, 672,
678.
Non Placet, 243, 245-7.
Non Possumus, 147.
Norbert, St. (abp. of Magdeburg), 291.
Norcia (Italy), 285; see Nursia.
Noris, Cardinal, 389.
North America, 109, 290, 318, 324, 357, 368, 370,
688; see America, New World, &c.
North Baptist Church (Jersey City, N. J.), 340.
North Carolina (State), 277-8, 305-6, 664, 670,
and places marked "(N. C.)".
Northern States and Men (in U. S.), 610, 612.
North Madison (Ind.), 331.
Northrop, Rev. B. G., 605.
Norwalk (Ct.), 545.
Norway (Europe), 335, 389, 625, 689.
Notes on the Bible, 412, 416-17, 419-20,593, 596;
Notaries, 223, 239, 244, 271, 376, 397, 511.
see Annotations.
Notizie, 154.
Notre Dame (= our Lady, i.e., the Virgin Mary),
Cathedral of (Paris), 302, 566, 572.-N. D.
Church (Montreal, Canada), 543; (Bourbon-
nais Grove, Ill.) 310.-Congregation of N. D.,
or Sisters of N. D., or School-Sisters of N. D.,
326-7.-University of N. D. [322-3 (cut)] at a
place called N. D. (Ind.), 322, 619.
Nova Scotia, 290, 618.
Novatian (antipope), 156.
Novena, 473, 490-1.
Novice and Novitiate (= time or place of being
a novice), 289, &c., in Chs. VIII. and IX.-
Novitiate of the Society of Jesus (Frederick,
Md.). 358.
Nubia (Africa), 370.
Null and Void, 582, 585, 653-4.
Numa Pompilius (king), 21, 26, 42.
Numbers (O. T.), 409.
Numerian (emperor), 37.
Numidian (= of Numidia, now Algeria), 29.
Numitor (king), 21.
Nun, 85, 94, 126, 143, 334, &c., in Ch. VIII.,
511, 628, 634, 654, 658, 679, 703; see Orders
(Religious), Religious, &c.
Nuncio (= pope's ambassador), 177, 195, 199,
270, 394, 534, 556, 582.
Nunnery, 334, &c., in Ch. VIII., 676, 680, 682.
Nuptial Benediction, 454-5.
Nursia, 285; see Norcia.
Nymphs, 42.
Oakland (Cal.), 328.
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O'Connell, Bp. E., 281.
O'Connor, Rev. T., 312.
Octavian, 127; see John XII.
Octavian, Octavianus, or Octavius, 34-6; see
Augustus Cesar.
Odd Fellows, 390.
Odenathus (emperor), 37.
Odin, Abp. J. M., 246, 279, 586.
Odissius, 268.
Odoacer (king of Italy), 46-7.
Ecumenical; see Ecumenical.
O'Conor, Charles, Esq., 148.
Octave (= the week following a festival), 567, Orfei, Cardinal, 193.
&c.
Offices filled by Roman Catholics, 678-9.
Ogdensburg (N. Y.), 317, 679.
O'Gorman, Bp. J. M., 281.
O'Gorman, Miss Edith, 339-40, 658-9,
O'Hara, Bp. Wm., 278.
Ohio (State), 284, 301, 316, 324, 332, 547, 549,
599, 600, 604, 664, and places marked “(0.)”.
O. I. (oil of the infirm), 473.
Oikoumene, 202.
Oil of Catechumens, 450, 470, 473-4.-0. of the
Infirm, 462, 473-4.-Olive O., 451-2, 460, 466,
473-4, 476.-0.-stock, 473-4 (cut).
Oldcastle, Sir John, 705.
Oldenburg (Ind.), 296.
Old School, 606, 675.
Old Testament, 222, 408-12, 416, 420, 429, 518,
526-7, 605; see Bible, Scriptures, books
marked "(0. T.)", &c.
Oleum Catechumenorum (=0. C.) and O. In-
firmorum (=0. I.), 473.
Olier, Rev. J. J., 317.
Olivetans, 288.
Olmo (officer of Inquisition), 385.
Olmutz (Austria), 215.
Olybrius (emperor), 39.
Omaha (Neb.), 305.
O. M. C. and O. M. Cp. (= of the Order of Cap-
uchin Minorites), 298; see Capuchins
Onano (Italy?), 194.
Opelousas (La.), 308.
Opilius Macrinus (emperor), 37.
Oporto (Portugal), 652.
Oran (N. Africa), 388.
Orange, Prince of, 712.
Orange-colored, 712.
Offenses and Penalties, 452, 510, 517-28, 636, 638, Orsini Family, 49, 134.-Prince Dominic O.,
&c., in Ch. XXVII.
233.
Offertory, 273, 423, 431-2.
Orange Free State (S. Africa), 691.
Orangemen, 712.
0., 189, 201, 221, 224, 241, 283-360, 372, 448
553, 563, 590, 660, 695, 699.
Ordinary (bishop), 410, &c.-0. (= the com-
monly-used part) of the Mass, 423, 433, &c.,
in Ch. XIV.
Orary, 259; see Stole.
Orate Fratres, 434-5 (cut).
Order Penitence, 295; see Penitence (Order
of).-3d Order; see Third Order.
Orders, Holy, 104, 222, 255-8, 261, 267, 448-9,
452, 459.-Military O., 333.-Minor O., 255-6.
-Noble O., 191.-Religious O., or Monastic
O'Reilly, Bp. Bernard, 270.
O'Reilly, Bp. P. T., 279.
Oremus, 429.
Organ, 474, 500-1, 543-4, 547, 549, 562.
Oriental, 67, 70, 219, 245; see East.-O. Prelates,
Rites, &c., 233, 236, 267, 281; see Congrega-
tion of O. Rites, Prelates, Rites, &c.
Origen, 577.
Original Sin, 91, 96, 104-5, 110.
Orleans (France), 245.
Ornaments, 459, &c.
Orphan Asylums, 80, 138, 296, &c., in Ch. VIII.,
590, 594, &c., in Ch. XXIV., 703-4, 711.
Orfalda, Canon Joseph, 372.
Orvieto (Central Italy), 193.
O. S. A. (= of the Order of St. Augustine), 303.
Osage Indian Mission, 327, 359.
O. S. B. (of the Order of St. Benedict), 289.
Osee (= Hosea, O. T.), 409.
O. S. F. (= of the Order of St. Francis), 296.
Ostensorium, Ostensory, 471, 474-6 (cut), 480-2.
Ostia (S. W. of Rome) and Ostian, 61, 187, 191.
Ostrogoths (= Eastern Goths), 47.
Oswego (N. Y.), 297, 325, 328.
Otho (Roman emperor), 36.
(German emperor), 160.
Ottumwa (Iowa), 306.
Our Blessed Lady (= Mary the Virgin), 485, &c.
Cur Father, 538, &c.; see Lord's Prayer.
Our Lady (= Notre Dame, i. e. Mary), Congre-
gation of, 326-7.-Abbey of O. L. of La Trappe,
290.-Church of O. L. of Mercy (Fordham,
N. Y.), 359.-Confraternity of O. L. of Mount
Carmel, or of the Scapular of O. L. of Mt.
Carmel, 456, 537.-Daughters of O. L. of Sor-
rows, 327.-Ecclesiastical Seminary of O. L.
of Angels, 313.-Litany of O. L. of Loretto,
484 5.-Order of O. L. of Mercy, 304, &c.—
Scapular of O. L. of the 7 Dolors (= Griefs,
Sorrows), 478.-Sisters of O. L. of Charity of
the Good Shepherd, or of 0. L. of the Good
Shepherd, 328-9.-See Mary the Virgin.
Our Lord, 496, &c.; see Jesus Christ.-Scapu-
lar of Our Lord's Passion, &c., 538-9.
Owl, The (R. C. magazine), 619.
Oxford (Eng.), 292, 334,671, 705.-O. Movement
and 0. Tracts; 671, 681.
Pacecco. Cardinal, 176.
Pachomius, 283.
Pacific (Ocean, islands, &c.), 373.
Pacitti, Rev. T., 312.
Padua (N. Italy), 294; see Anthony of P.
Pagan, -ism, 645-5, 692; see Heathen, Idol,
&c.
Oratio super Populum, 447.
Oratorians, or Priests of the Oratory, 185, Painesville (0.), 329.
310-11, 568, 681.
Oratorio, 310.
Pallavicino, Cardinal Sforza, 176, 227.
Palm-Sunday, 496, 499.
Pampeluna (Spain), 348.
Pan (god), 41.
Panebianco, Cardinal, 193.
Pantheism, -istic, 165, 230, 252.
Pantheon (Rome), 63-4, 69, 70, 80-1.
Pantini, Cardinal, 190, 194.
Papa, 119; see Pope.-Papacy, Papal, Papist,
90, 120, 127, 881, &c.-Papal Conspiracy Ex-
posed, 514-Papal States, 130, &c.; see States
of the Church.
Paphlagonia (Asia Minor), 284.
Papier Mache, 634.
Paracciani, Cardinal, 191-2.
Paradise, 489-90, 587.
Paraguay (S. A.), 368, 688.
Paralipomenon, I. and II. (O. T.), 409.
Parian Marble, 75.
Paris (France), 20, 86-7, 98, 132, 136, 170, 190,
192, 197, 210, 244-5, 292, 299, 302, 308, 310,
312-18, 317, 348, 351, 369-70, 386, 401-2, 456,
490, 566, 572-3, 582, 624, 633, 650, 686.
Parish and Parochial, 100, 187, 267, 269, 457,
504, 516, 524, 542, 546, 552, &c., in Ch. XXI.,
571, 588, &c., in Ch. XXIV., 628, 654, 673,
677.-P. Priest, 100-1, 224, 418, 571, 654, 687.
-P. Schools, 297, &c., in Chs. VIII. and
XXIV., 707, &c.
Parkersburg (W. Va.), 307.
Parliament, British, 170, 680, 682.-Canadian P.,
586.-P. (=high judicial court) of Paris,
351-2, 402.
Parma (Italy), 168, 352.
Parochial (=of a parish); see Parish.
Parsonage, 276, 557, 565.
Parthians, 33, 41.
Parton, James, 559.
Pascal (Blaise) and his Provincial Letters, 352.
Pascha (= passover), 501.-Paschal Candle, 463,
469, 501.-Paschal Communion, 519.
Paterson (N. J.), 339.
Patriarch, Patriarchate, Patriarchal, 124, 165,
173, 193, 205-7, 218, 221, 227, 233-4. 236-7, 240,
242, 258-9, 281, 284, 301, 542; see Ecumenical,
Universal, &c.
Patrick, St., 268, 361, 455-6, 491, 493. 581.-St.
P's Cathedral (N. Y.), 148, 270, 540, 545-6
(new), 548.-St. P's Church (hicago), 549;
(New Haven) 565, 603; Parochial School
(New Haven), 601-3.
Paten, 257, 432, 441-4, 465, 471, 475.
Pater noster (=our Father) or Pater (=Father),
535, &c.; see Lord's Prayer.
Patrick, Brother, 321.
Patrizi, Cardinal, 191, 237-8, 242.
Patroclus, 73.
Patron Saint, 461, 491.
Paul the Apostle, St., 45, 62, 83, 123, 166, 174,
227, 261, 319, 346, 426, 434, 441, 498, 502, 506,
522, 532-3 (cut), 709-10.-Basilica of St. P.
(Rome), 61-2.-Convent of St. P. (Seville,
Spain), 378.-Gate of St. P. (Rome), 61, 78,
645.-St. P's Select and Parochial School (Os-
wego, N. Y.), 328.-Pauline & Paulists; see
below. See also Peter.
Paul I. (pope), 158.
66
46
II.
11 163.
III. "
66, 163, 199, 220, 225, 348, 380,
388.
66
IV. "L 163, 221, 394, 511.
66 V. 66 55, 163, 477, 537.
Paul of Thebes, 283.
Paul of the Cross, St., 311.-Blessed P's Monas-
tery (Birmingham, Pa.), 312.
Paul, St. Vincent de (of), 812-14, 456.-
Church of St. Vincent de P. (Baltimore), 548;
(N. Y.) 320.
Pauline Chapel (Vatican Palace, Rome), 66-7;
(Quirinal Palace, Rome) 67, 143.-P. Fountain
(Rome), 74.
Paulinus, 174.
Paulists, 148, 319, 458, 620.
Paupers, Pauperism, 617-18; see Alms, Beggars,
Mendicity, &c.
Pavia (Italy), 59, 215.
Pawtucket (R. 1), 305.
Pax (= peace), 475.-Pax tecum, 144, 443, 451,
475-Pax vobiscum], 138; see Kiss of Peace.
Peace; see Pax, Kiss.
Pecci, Cardinal, 192.
Pecore (= sheep), 252.
Peddlers, 393.
Pegu (S. E Asia), 372; see Farther India, &c.
Pekin (China), 366-7.
Paschal (antipope), 158.
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1. (pope), 159.
II.
46
161.
" III. (antipope), 161.
Pasquali (=Ludovico Paschali, or Louis Pas- Pembina (Dakota Ter.), 320.
chal), 881.
Pasquin, 73.
Passavalli, Monsignor, 238.
Passion (of Jesus Christ), 455, 479, 499, 500, 507,
536, 538-9; see Scapular, &c.-P.-Sunday,
499.-P.-Week, 425, 434.
Passionists, 310-12, 334, 681.
Passover, 501; see Pascha.
Pastor, 269, 399, 410, 453, 519, 545, 554, 556,
558-60, 565-6, 588-90, 601, 603, 652. 671, 674-5,
700; see Rector, &c.-Pastoral Letter, 266,
520-1 554-7, 589, 593, 622-3, 626, 693.-Pasto-
ral Staff; see Crosier, Crook.-Pastoralis offi-
cii, 175.-Pastori (=shepherds or pastors), 252.
Patagonia (S. A.), 689.
Patarenians, 208.
Pelagianism (from Pelagius, a British monk of
the 5th century), 205.
Pelagius I. (pope), 157.
II. " 157.
Penalties; see Offenses, Punishments, Anathe-
ma, Excommunication, &c.
Penance, 92, 104-6, 214, 261, 375, 384, 386, 413-
14, 429-30, 446. 449, 452, 457, 497, 499, 504,
&c., in Ch. XVII., 517, &c., in Ch. XVIII.,
530, &c., in Ch. XIX., 630, 660, 668, 706.
Penates (Roman household gods), 41.
Peniscola (Spain), 211.
Penitence, 517; see Penance.-Order of P.,
294-5; see Tertiarians.
Penitent, 188, 384, 467, 505, &c., in Ch. XVII.,
518, &c., in Ch. XVIII.-Penitents of the 3d
Order, 295, 329; see Tertiarians.
Penitentiary, Grand (= pope's deputy for peni-
tents), 521.
Penitentiary (= prison for penance or peni-
tence), 627.
Penn, Wm., 639.
Pennsylvania, 289, 296, 305, 313, 316, 329, 549,
604, 639-40, 664, 666, 678, and places marked
“(Pa.) ".
Penny Cyclopedia (of the Society for the Diffu-
sion of Useful Knowledge; London, 1833-46;
27 volumes large 8vo, and 2 vols. of supple-
ment; edited by Prof. George Long of Univer-
sity College, London), 95-110, 137, 154-64, 198,
287, 348-50, 353-4, 352-3, 366-8, 374-9, 382,
388-9, 392-3, 498-9, 616.
Pentapolis (5 cities; a region in Central Italy),
47, 126.
Pentateuch (= 5 books of Moses in O. T.), 411.
Pentecost (50th day, i. e., from the Passover),
430, 431, 450, 496.
People's Place, the (Rome), 72 and panorama.
Peoria (Ill.), 325
Pepin (French king). 47, 126-7.
Perché, Bp. N. J.. 279.
Pergamus (Asia Minor), 280.
Periodicals, 70, 617-21, 643-5, 664, 686, 693; see
434.
Books, Newspapers, &c.
Perjury, 209; see Fraud, &c.
Per omnia secula seculorum,
Perpetua, St., 440.
Perrone, Prof Giovanni, 641-2.
Perry Co. (0.), 300.
Persecution of Christians by Heathens, &c., 43-
4, 129-30, 283, 389, 541.-P. by Roman Catho-
lies, R. C. Persecutors, 102, 170, 275, 389, 391-
407, 494, 580. 636, 660, 675, 679, 701; see
Authority, Crusades, Heretics, Intolerance,
&c-P. of Roman Catholics by Pagans, &c.,
109, 365-7, 399, 585.
Persia (Asia), -sian, 177, 236, 245, 372, 690, 709.
Persico, Bp. Ignatius, 278.
Persis (Christian woman at Rome), 123.
Pertinax (emperor), 37.
Peru (S. A.), 654, 688.
Perugia (Central Italy), 133, 192.
Petau or Petavius, 154.
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Peter the Apostle, St., 54, 56-9, 64-5, 82-4, 91,
93, 97, 106, 111-25, 133, 142, 148-9, 154, 156,
172, 174, 178-80, 182, 218-19, 227, 237, 243,
259, 268, 271-2, 274-5, 346, 426, 428 (cuts), 434,
440-1. 456, 456, 505, 522-3, 530, 532-3 (cut),
536, 549, 565 7, 577, 696, 708-9.-St. P. (R. C.
newspaper in N. Y.), 619-St. P's Basilica
(Rome), or simply St. Peter's, 54-60, 69, 110,
129, 135, 12, 191, 196, 234-7, 239, 242, 219,
461, 458, 472, 475, 491-2, 521, 536, 542, 550,
561, 565.-St. P's Cathedral (Cincinnati, O.),
465, 549.--St. P's Church (N. Y.), 148.--Church
of St. P. on Montorio (Rome), 65, 74.-St.
P's Hospital (Brooklyn, N. Y.), 296-3t. P's
Place (Rome), 72.-P's Pence, or Peter-pence,
235, 556-7; the P. P. Association, 567.-Cath-
edral of St. P. & St. Paul (Philadelphia, Pa.),
548.-Feast of St. P. & St. Paul, 496, 498, 567.
-Mass of St. P. & St. Paul, 424.
Peter of Castelnau, 392.
Peter-pence, St. Peter's, &c.; see above, under
Peter.
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Philip, St., 498.
Philip the Arabian (emperor), 37.
Philip (antipope), 158.
Philip II. (king of Spain), 221, 224, 406.
Philip the Fair (king of France), 132.
Philippine Islands (S. E. of China), 120. 312, 690.
Philippi (Macedonia, European Turkey), 35.
Philosophy, 265-6, 289, 349, 683.
Phocas (emperor of the East), 82.
Photius (bp. of Constantinople), 207.
Piacenza (= Placentia, N. Italy), 160, 162, 168.
Pianessa, Marquis of, 395.
Piarists, 310.
Piazza (= square, or place), 72. Rome has-
P. Colonna, 83; P. del Campidoglio, 68; P.
del Popolo, 52, 70, 72-3, 83; P di Pasquino,
73; P. di Spagna, 70, 73; P. di San Pietro,
72; P. Navona, 69, 73, &c.
Picts (from Latin pictus-painted or tattooed;
an ancient people of Scotland), 361.
Pictures, 366, 461, 475, 483, 492, 551, 636, 677;
see Paintings.--Picture-galleries (Rome), 67-8.
Piedmont, -ese, 393-400, 419.
Pietro, Cardinal de, 191-2
Pietro, San (= St. Peter), 56, 65, 74.
Piety, 42.
Pignatelli, Cardinal & Abp, 533.
Pignerol (= Pinerolo, Piedmont), 395.
Pike Co. (Mpi.), 319.
Pilate, Pontius, 60, 103, 260, 429 (cut), 431 (cut),
434-5 (cuts), 479.
Pilgrimages & Pilgrims, 616, 633.-Pilgrims (of
Plymouth, Mass ), 639, 687.
Pillar (on chasuble), 259, 261.
Pillar-saints, 283
Pilot, The (Boston newspaper), 563, 593, 619.
Pincers, 400
Pincian Gardens, and P. Mount or Hill (Rome),
52, 72, 74, 83.
Pinerolo (Pignerol, Piedmont), 395.
Pintelli, Baccio, 66.
Piombal, 387.
Pious Schools, Fathers of the, 310, 354.
Pisa (Italy), -san, 134-5, 161, 163, 192, 209-10,
219.
Pistoja (Italy), 177, 344.
Pitcher, 459.
Pitra, Cardinal, 193, 237.
Pittsburg (Pa.) and Diocese. 277-8, 288-9, 305,
312, 319, 327, 334. 619-29, 663, 671.-P. Catho-
lie (newspaper), 619.
Pittston (Pa.), 330.
Pius I., St. (pope), 155.
46
66
66
II.
III.
IV.
252, 380. 388, 417: see Creed.
V., St. (pope), 69, 163, 157-8, 299, 380-1,
389, 423, 449, 581.
VI. (pope), 55, 114-15, 136, 164, 177, 455,
582.
VII. (pope), 136-7, 164, 200, 356, 382, 475,
582-3.
VIII. (pope), 137, 164, 177, 188, 304, 410.
IX.
61, 85, 95, 110, 138-42. 145,
148-52, 164, 167, 172, 185-6, 188, 190-1,
196, 200, 227-53, 272, 274, 295, 299, 336,
344, 381, 420. 497, 532, 534-5, 538, 572,
577-8, 583-6, 629, 640-1, 648, 650, 652-4.
Place d'Armes (Montreal), 543.
Placet, 239, 243, 245-8.-P. juxta modum, 243,
245-6.
Plattsburg (N. Y.), 317, 662 (diocese).
Pleasantville (N. Y.), 546.
Plebiscitum, 147.
163, 309.
134, 163.
102, 163, 176, 199, 221, 225,
Plenary Council of Baltimore, 202, 265-6, 268,
274, 341-5, 300, 410, 417, 450-1, 453, 505, 521,
552-5, 562-3, 567, 588-91, 622-3, 626, 678.-P.
Indulgence, 362, 531-40, &c.; see Indulgence.
Pluto, 41.
Plymouth, (Mass.), 19, 633-3, CS7.
Po (river of Italy), 50, 15.
Pænitentia, 517.-Panitentiam agite, 413.
Poetry, 75-3, 340-2, 701-2.
Poland, Pole, Polish, 109, 131, 292, 335, 351,
356-7, 390, 393, 687.
Polten, Joseph Bp. of St., 118.
Polygamy, -mist, 364-5, 374.
Polynesia, 690.
Pomona, 41.
Police, 87, 183, 626-7, 646-7, 649, 658-9.
Political Policy & Corruption, 677-8, 696-7, 700. Pottsville (Pa.), 325.
Pollard, Fred'k W., 669.
Pollux; see Castor & P.
Pompadour, Madame de, 352
Pompeii (Italy), 419.
Pompey the Great (= Cneius Pompeius Mag-
nus), 32-4, 64.
Ponte (bridge), 52. Rome) -P. di Quattro
Capi, 52; P. di San Bartolomeo, 52; P. Rot-
to, 52, 85; P. Sant'Angelo, 52; P. Sisto, 52,
74.
Pontefelice (Central Italy), 52.
Pontian, St. (pope), 156.
Pontifex Maximus (= Chief Pontiff), 403.
Pontiff, Pontifical, 119, 258, 845, 403, 475, 41,
700, &c.; see Bishop, Pope.-Heathen Pontiffs,
33, 35, 42, 119, 258.-Pontifical Annual, 281.
-P. High Mass or P. Mass, 233, 424.-Roman
Pontifical; see Pontificale Komanum.-P.
States States of the Church.
Pontificale Romanum (= Roman Pontifical),
274-6, 345-7, 462, 474-5, 521-2, 693.
Pontus (part of Asia Minor on the Black Sea),
32, 284.
Poor Clares, 295; see Clarists.-Community of
the P. Handmaids of Jesus Christ, 328.-Little
Sisters of the Poor, 329.-P. Men of Lyons,
393.-P. School-sisters of Notre Dame, 325-7.
Pope & Popes, the. 95, 97-101, 119, &c., in Chs.
III-VI 262, 269-71, 274-6, 284, 288, 292, 294
5, 299, 318, 333-5, 333, 347-8, 350, 352, 361-2,
369-70, 375, &c., in Ch. XI., 387-9, 392, 394,
403, 410, 417, 420-1, 435, 453, 459, 467, 475,
485, 487, 602, 509, 511, 513, 516, 521, 529, 31
2, 536-8, 540, 542, 553, 556, 559, 566-8, 571-4,
576-87, 589, 591, 619, 634, 636, 640-3, 645-6,
649-50, 652-5, 660-1, 683, 685, 693, 695-6, 699,
700; see Primacy, Infallibility, &c.-P. as
Temporal Prince, 49, 140, &c.; see Rome,
Temporal Power, &c -The P. and the Coun-
cil, by Janus, 219.-Rome & the Popes, by
Brandes, 122, 127.
Popery, 90, &c.
Porras, Chapel of Blessed Martin de (Washing.
ton, D. C.), 548.
Porta (= gate), 53 4, &c.-Rome has 20 gates,
P. del Popolo, 53-4, 69, 645; P. San Sebasti-
ano, 53, &c.
Porta, Giacomo della, 55.
Porter, 255-6, 286.
Portici (S. Italy, near Naples), 139.
Portland (Me.) & Diocese, 202, 277, 280, 326, 357,
663-4.
384, 386-8, 420, 581, 685, 687, 689, 691.-Por-
tuguese, 110, 162, 188, 362-6, 373, 386, 404,
450, 690-1.
Port Wine (from Oporto, Portugal), 451.
Post-communion, 422-3, 446.
Postulants (= candidates to be received as nov-
ices), 289, &c., in Chap. VIII.
Postulata (= requests, demands), 250.
Potawatomie Indian Manual Labor School &
Mission, 324, 359.
Portland (Ky.), 327.
Portland (Oregon), 328.
Porto (8. W. of Rome), 187-8, 191.
Porto Rico (W. I.), 689.
Portrait, 403, &c.; see Painting, Pictures.
Portugal, 108, 226, 335, 352-3, 356, 363-6, 377,
Potitus, 268.
Potter's Field (Paris, France), 572.
Poverty, 287, 293, &c.; see Vows.
Power of the Roman Catholic Church, 662, &c.,
in Ch. XXVIII., 694-8; see Weakness.
PP. (= Papa, i. e., Pope), 138 (cuts), 182.
Pra del Tor (Piedmont), 394.
Prasepe, 61.
Pragmatic Sanction, 219.
Prague (in Bohemia, Austria), 192, 245, 292, 336,
361, 624; see Jerome of P.
Prass, Very Rev. P. Ivo, 298.
Prato (Italy), 344.
Prayer, Prayers, 106, 185, 236, 239-40, 242. 247,
255, 260 1, 293, 298, 301, 337, 345-6, 349, 368-9,
405, 415, 424, &c., in Chs. XIV. and XV., 507,
518, 531-6, 539-40, 588, 595, 601, 677, 706; see
Devotion, &c.-P.-books, 620.-P. of Manasses
(Apocrypha), 409.-Roman Catholic P.-meet-
ing, 457-8.-Praying-Desk, 469.
Preacher, Preaching, 2-3, 267, 273, 299, 302. 318,
350, 361, 366, 380, 391, 393, 398, 400, 456-7,
511, 540, 572, 646, 648, 670, 674, 636; see Ser-
mons. Preaching Friars, or Order of Preach-
ers, 298-9, 392; see Dominicans.-P.-stations,
685.-P.-stoles, 263.
Prebend, -ary, 175.
Precious Blood, Confraternity of the, 456.-P.
Stones, 236, 465, 542.
Predestination, 168:
Preface (in Mass), 423, 432, 434-5 (cut).
Prefects, 191-2, 200, 303, 322, &c., in Ch. VIII.;
see Apostolic Prefectures.
Preisser, Rev. P., 289.
Prelate, 140, 143, 150, 165, 170, 173, 198-200,
202, 205, 207, 209-11, 219, 221, 225, 227, 231,
233, 235-6, 239; see Bishop, &c.
Premonstrants, Premonstratensians, 291-2 (cut),
298.
Premontre, Premonstratum (France), 291.
Presbyter, Presbuteros, 124, 205, 254, 268, 276.
Presbyterian (Church, General Assemblies, &c.),
229, 407, 539, 550, 606, 610, 621-2, 670-1, 674-5.
Presentation, the, 485.-P. Convents, 332.
Press, the, 185, Chs. XXV and XXVII.; see
Printing, Books, Censorship, Liberty.-The
P. and St. James Chronicle, 231.
Preston, Rev. Thomas S., 148, 526, 546, 570,
669-70, 676.
Pretorian Camp (Rome), 54, 83.-P. Guards, 37,
39.
Prie Dieu, 238, 247, 475; see Kneeling-Desk,
Praying-Desk, &c.
Priest, 85, 91, 104, 128, 191, 196-7, 199, 204, 210,
226, 229-30, 254-82, 289, 296, 303, 361-6, 376,
384, 394-5, 401, 405, 411, 415, 418-19, 424, &c.,
in Ch. XIV., 499, 501-2, 504-16, 518-19, 521-2,
524, 527, 538-9, 544-5, 553, 557, 560-1, 563-5,
572-4, 584, 586-7, 603, 614, 616, 618, 622, 626-
30, 633-4, 646, 652-3, 658, 660, 664-6, 668-71,
673-7, 680-1, 685-7, 692, 695, 700, 703-4, 707;
see Clergy, Table.-Priests of the Congregation
of the Mission, 312, 314; see Lazarists -P. of
the Mission of St. Sulpice, 317; see Sulpicians.
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