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Dieses englischsprachige Wörterbuch zum Katholizismus ist zwar kein etymologisches Wörterbuch. Aber man findet hier zu vielen Begriffen Hinweise zum historischen Hintergrund bestimmter Ereignisse und damit verbunden auch Hinweise zu bestimmten Bezeichnungen, die Ihren Sinn nur aus dem religiösen Kontext und auf dem Hintergrund der lateinischen Sprache oder als Eponym erhalten. Die Zielsetzung liegt also zwar außerhalb der Etymologie, aber zu vielen Begriffen und Redewendungen kann man hier erhellende Hintergrundinformationen erhalten. Also findet es seinen Platz im Etymologie-Portal.

This is the online version of the Catholic Encyclopedia. The site offers access to about 8,700 transcribed articles, taken from the 1907-1912 print version. The remaining 3,000 articles are continuously being added.

An international work of reference on the constitution, doctrine, discipline, and history of the catholic church. Ed. by Charles G. Herbermann et.al. New York: Appleton 1907-13.

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John - Martyred English priest (d. 1586) | Adana | Adar | Adauctus and Felix, Saints - Roman martyrs (d. 303) | Adda, Ferdinando d' | Addai, Doctrine of - Syriac document which relates the conversion of Edessa | Addas | Addeus and Maris, Liturgy of | Addresses, Ecclesiastical | Adelaide, Archdiocese of | Adelaide, Saint - Abbess (d. 1015) | Adelaide, Saint - Daughter of the King of Burgundy (931-999) | Adelard of Bath - Twelfth-century Scholastic philosopher | Adelham, John Placid - Convert from Protestantism (d. 1681) | Adelmann - Eleventh-century Bishop of Brescia | Adelophagi - Fourth-century sect | Aden | Adeodatus I, Pope Saint - Reigned 615-618 | Adeodatus - Son of St. Augustine (372-388) | Adeodatus (II), Pope Saint - Reigned 672-676 | 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 - Italian preacher (1531-1586) | Adoro Te Devote | Adria | Adrian I, Pope - Reigned 772-95 | Adrian II, Pope - Reigned 867-872 | Adrian III, Pope Saint - Reigned 884-885 | Adrian IV, Pope - Reigned 1154-1159 | Adrian V, Pope - Reigned 1276 | Adrian VI, Pope - Reigned 1522-1523 | Adrian of Canterbury, Saint - Archbishop of Canterbury (d. 710) | 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 Ecclesiæ | Advowson | Adytum | Aedan of Ferns, Saint - Bishop and patron of Ferns, Ireland (550-632) | Aedh of Kildare - Sixth-century King of Leinster, Ireland | Aegidius of Assisi, Blessed - One of the original companions of St. Francis (d. 1262) | Aegidius of Viterbo | Aelfred the Great - King of the West Saxons (849-899) | Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham | Aelnoth | Aelred, Saint | Aengus, Saint (the Culdee) - Eighth-century Irish saint | Aenon | Aeons | Aër | Aërius of Pontus - Early heretic | Æsthetics | Æterni Patris - Apostolic Letter of Pius IX | Æterni Patris - Encyclical of Leo XIII | Aëtius | Affinity (in the Bible) | Affinity (in Canon Law) | Affirmation | Affre, Denis Auguste - Archbishop of Paris (1793-1848) | Afonzo de Albuquerque | Afra, Saint - Roman martyr | Africa | African Church, Early | African Liturgy | African Synods | Agabus | Agape | Agapetæ | Agapetus Fifth-century deacon | Agapetus I, Pope Saint - Reigned 535-536 | Agapetus II, Pope - Reigned 946-955 | Agar, William Seth - English Canon (1815-1872) | Agatha, Saint | Agathangelus | Agathias | Agatho, Pope Saint - Reigned 678-81 | Agaunum | Agazzari, Agostini | Agde, Council of | Age, Canonical | Age of Reason | Agen, Diocese of | Agents of Roman Congregations | Aggeus | Aggressor, Unjust | Agiles, Raymond d' - French chronicler | Agilulfus, Saint - Bishop and martyr (d. 750) | Agios O Theos | Agnelli, Giuseppe | Agnelli, Fra. Guglielmo | Agnellus of Pisa, Blessed - Founder of the English Franciscan Province (1195-1236) | Agnellus, Andreas, of Ravenna | Agnes of Assisi, Saint | Agnes of Bohemia, Blessed | Agnes of Montepulciano, Saint | Agnes of Prague, Blessed | Agnes of Rome, Saint and Martyr | Agnesi, Maria Gaetana | Agnetz | Agnoetae | Agnosticism | Agnus Dei | Agnus Dei (in Liturgy) | Agony, Archconfraternity of Holy | Agonistici | Agony of Christ | Agostini, Paolo - Italian composer (1593-1629) | Agostino Novello, Blessed | Agoult, Charles Consstance César Joseph Matthieu d' | Agra | Agram | Agrapha | Agrarianism | Agreda, Maria de - Franciscan mystic (1602-1665) | Agria | Agricius, Saint - Fourth-century bishop of Trier | Agricola, George | Agricola, Rudolph | Agrippa of Nettesheim, Heinrich Cornelius | Agrippinus | Aguas Calientes | Aguirre, Joseph Saenz de | Ahicam | Ahriman and Ormuzd | Aiblinger, Johann Caspar | Aichinger, Gregor | Aidan of Lindisfarne, Saint | Aiguillon, Duchess of | Aikenhead, Mary | Ailbe, Saint - Irish bishop (d. 527) | Ailleboust, Family of d' | Ailly, Pierre d' | Aileran, Saint - Irish professor (d. 664) | Aimerich, Mateo - Spanish Jesuit philologist (1715-1799) | Aire - Diocese in France | Airoli, Giacomo Maria - Jesuit Orientalist and Scriptural commentator (1660-1721) | Aisle - Architectural term | Aix, Archdiocese of | Aix-en-Provence, Councils of | Ajaccio, Diocese of | Akathistos | Akhmin | Alabama | Alabanda - Titular see | Alabaster | Alagoas - South American diocese | Alagona, Pietro - Theologian (1549-1624) | Alain de l'Isle - Monk and philosopher (1128-1203) | Alalis - Titular see of Phoenicia | Alaman, Lucas - Mexican statesman and historian (1792-1853) | Alamanni, Niccolò - Roman antiquary (1583-1626) | Alan of Walsingham - Architect (d. 1364) | Alanus de Rupe - Dominican promoter of the Rosary (1428-1475) | Alarcón, Pedro Antonio de - Spanish novelist and poet (1833-1891) | Alaska | Alatri | Alb | Alba Pompeia, Diocese of | Alban, Saint | Albanenses | Albani | Albania | Albano | Albany | Albenga | Albergati, Niccolo | Alberic of Monte Cassino | Albero de Montreuil | Alberoni, Giulio | Albert, Bishop of Riga | Albert, Blessed (Patriarch of Jerusalem) | Albert, Saint - 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Egyptian city | 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 - Converted Spanish Rabbi (d. 1531) | Alfonso of Burgos | Alford, Michael | Alfred the Great - King of the West Saxons (849-899) | Alfrida, Saint - Eighth-century virgin and recluse | Alfwold, Saint - English bishop (d. 1058) | Alger of Liége - French priest (1055-1132) | Alghero | Algiers | Algonquins | Alife | Alighieri, Dante | Alimentation | Alimony | Aliturgical Days | All Hallows College | All Saints' Day | All Souls' Day | Allah | Allahabad | Allard, Paul - Archaeologist and historian (b. 1841) | Allatius, Leo | Allegranza, Joseph | Allegri, Antonio | Allegri, Gregorio | Alleluia | Allemand, Jean | Allen, Edward Patrick | Allen, Frances | Allen, George | Allen, John - Archbishop of Dublin | Allen, John - English martyr | Allen, William | Allerstein, August | Alliance, Holy | Allies, Thomas William | Allioli, Joseph Franz | Allison, William | Allocution | Allori | Allot, William - English priest | Allouez, Claude - Jesuit missionary and explorer (1620-1689) | Alma | Alma Redemptoris Mater | Almagro, Diego de | Almedha, Saint | Almeida, John - Jesuit missionary (1571-1653) | Almeria | Almici, Camillo - Italian Oratorian priest (1714-1779) | Almond, John - English Cistercian and Confessor the Faith (d. 1585) | Almond, John, Venerable - English priest and martyr (1577-1612) | Almond, Oliver - Sixteenth-century English priest and writer | Alms and Almsgiving | Alnoth, Saint - Hermit and martyr (d. 700) | 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 - Physician and botanist (1553-1617) | 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 | Alton | Altoona | Altruism | Alumbrados | Alumnus | Alunno, Niccolò | Alva, The Duke of | Alva y Astorga, Pedro d' | Alvarado, Alonzo de | Alvarado, Fray Francisco de | Alvarado, Pedro de | Alvarez, Balthazar | Alvarez, Diego | Alvarez, Manoel | Alvarez de Paz | Alvarus Pelagius - Spanish writer (1280-1352) | Alypius, Saint | Alzate, José Antonio | Alzog, Johann Baptist | Ama | Amadeo, Giovanni Antonio | Amadia and Akra | Amalarius of Metz | Amalberga, Saint - Relative of Pepin of Landen | Amalberga, Saint - Virgin who rejected Charlemagne's advances | Amalec | Amalfi | Amalricians | Amalricus Augerii | Amandus, Saint | Amasia - Titular see in Cilicia | Amastris - Titular see in Asia Minor | Amat, Thaddeus - California bishop (1810-1878) | Amathus - Name of two titular sees | Amazones, Diocese of - South American diocese | Ambarach, Peter - Maronite Orientalist (1663-1742) | Ambition - The undue craving for honor | Ambo | Ambo (in the Russian and Greek Church) | Amboise, George d' | Ambronay, Our Lady of | 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. - English bishop (1819-1883) | Amias, Ven. John - English martyr (d. 1589) | Amiatinus, Codex | Amice | Amico, Antonio | Amico, Francesco | Amida - Armenian diocese | Amiens, Diocese of | Amiot, Joseph Maria | Amisus | Ammen, Daniel | Ammon | Ammon, Saint | Ammonian Sections | Ammonites | Amorbach | Amorios | Amorrhites | Amort, Eusebius | Amos - Old Testament prophet | Amovibility | Amoy - Chinese Vicariate Apostolic | Ampè, André-Marie - Physicist and mathematician (1775-1836) | Amphilochius of Iconium - Fourth-century Cappadocian bishop | Amphilochius of Sida - Fifth-century bishop | Amphoræ | Ampullæ | Ampurias | Amra | Amrah | Amraphel | Amsterdam | Amulet | Amulets, Use and Abuse of | Amyclae | Amyot, Jacques | Anabaptists | Anacletus, Pope Saint | Anacletus II | Anæsthesia | Anagni | Analogy | Analysis | Anaphora | Anarchy | Anastasia, Saint | Anastasiopolis - Name of four ancient sees | Anastasius, Saint - Sixth-century Bishop of Antioch | Anastasius I, Pope Saint - Reigned 399-403 | Anastasius II, Pope - Reigned 496-498 | Anastasius III, Pope - Reigned 911-913 | Anastasius IV, Pope - Reigned 1153-1154 | Anastasius, Saint - Martyred in A.D. 628 | Anastasius Bibliothecarius - Librarian of the Roman Church (810-879) | Anastasius Sinaita, Saint - Seventh-century Greek writer | Anathema | Anathoth | Anatolia, Saint - Roman virgin and martyr | Anatolius, Saint - Bishop of Laodicea in Syria (d. 283) | Anatolius, Saint - Fifth-century Patriarch of Constantinople | Anatolia, Saint | Anatomy | Anazarbus | Añazco, Pedro de | Anchieta, Joseph | Anchor (as Symbol), The | Anchorites | Ancient of Days | Ancilla Dei | Ancona, Ciriaco d' | Ancona and Umana | Ancren Riwle | Ancyra | Ancyra, Councils of | Anderdon, William Henry | Anderledy, Anthony Maria | Anderson, Henry James | Anderson, Lionel Albert | Anderson, Patrick | Anderton, James | Anderton, Venerable Robert - English priest and martyr (1560-1586) | Anderton, Roger - English Catholic layman (d. 1640) | Andlaw, Heinrich Bernhard, Freiherr von - Catholic statesman (1802-1871) | Andlaw, Venerable William - Martyred atYork in 1597 | Andrada, Alonso | Andrada, Antonio de | Andrada de Payva, Diego - Portuguese theologian (1528-1575) | André, Bernard - Fifteenth-century friar, poet, chronographer | André, Yves Marie - Mathematician (1675-1764) | Andrea, Giovanni d' - Canonist (1275-1348) | Andrea Dotti, Blessed | Andrea Pisano | Andreas of Caesarea - Cappadocian bishop | Andreas, Saint - Theologian, homilist, hymnographer (d. 740) | Andreas of Ratisbon - Fourteenth-century historian | Andreis, Felix de - Lazarist superior (1778-1820) | Andres, Juan - Sixteenth-century Spanish canonist | Andrés, Juan - Littérateur and historian (1740-1817) | Andrew, Saint (Apostle and Martyr) | Andrew, Saint (Martyr of Lampsacus) | Andrew Avellino, Saint | Andrew Bobola, Saint | Andrew Corsini, Saint | Andrew of Crete, Saint - Theologian, homilist, hymnographer (d. 740) | Andrew of Lonjumeau - Dominican missionary and papal ambassador (d. 1253) | Andrews, William Eusebius - Editor and author (1773-1837) | Andronicus, Probus, and Tarachus, Saints - Martyrs of the Diocletian persecution (c. 304) | Andria, Diocese | Anemurium - Titular see of Cilicia | Anerio, Felice | Anerio, Giovanni Francesco | Anfossi, Filippo | Ange de Saint Joseph | Ange de Sainte Rosalie | Angel | Angel, Guardian | Angela Merici, Saint - Foundress of the Ursulines (1474-1540) | Angela of Foligno, Blessed - Umbrian penitent and mystical writer (1248-1309) | Angeli, Francesco degli - Missionary to Ethiopia (1567-1628) | Angeli, Girolamo degli - Missionary to Japan (1567-1623) | Angelicals, The | Angelico, Fra - Florentine painter (1387-1455) | 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 - Reigned 155-166 | 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 | Annibaldi, Annibale d' | Annibale, Giuseppe d' | Annius of Viterbo | Anno, Saint | Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, The Fact of the | Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, The Feast of the | Annunciation, The Orders of the | Anointing of the Sick | Anquetil, Louis-Pierre | Ansaldi, Casto Innocenzio | Ansaloni, Giordano - Dominican missionary to Asia (d. 1634) | Anschar, Saint - Called the Apostle of the North (801-865) | Anse, Councils of - A series of medieval councils | Ansegisus | Ansegisus, Saint | Anselm, Saint - Archbishop of Canterbury, Doctor of the Church (1033-1109) | Anselm, Saint - Eighth-century Italian Abbot | Anselm of Laon - Medieval theologian (d. 1117) | Anselm of Liège - Belgian chronicler (1008-1056) | Anselm of Lucca (the Younger), Saint | Anselme, Antoine | Anslo, Reyer - Dutch poet and convert (1622-1669) | Anstey, Thomas Chisholm - Lawyer and politician (1816-1873) | Antediluvians | Anterus, Pope Saint - Reigned 235-236 | Anthelmi, Joseph - French ecclesiastical historian (1648-1697) | Anthemius - Fourth-century Byzantine official | Anthony of the Desert, 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 - Seventh-century monk | Antipater of Bostra - Fifth-century Greek prelate | Antipatris - Titular see of Palestine | Antiphellos - Titular see of Lycia | Antiphon - Umfangreiche Erläuterung des Begriffes Antiphon | Antiphon (in the Greek Church) | Antiphon (in Greek Liturgy) | Antiphon, Communion | Antiphonary | Antiphonary, Gregorian | Antipodes | Antipope | Antiquities, Biblical | Antivari | Antofogaste | Antoine, Paul Gabriel - French theologian (1678-1743) | Anton Ulrich | Antonelli, Giacomo | Antonelli, Leonardo | Antonelli, Nicolò Maria | Antoniano, Giovanni | Antoniano, Silvio | Antoniewicz, Charles - Polish Jesuit and missionary (1807-1852) | Antoninus, Saint | Antoninus Pius | Antonio Maria Zaccaria, Saint | Antonio of Vicenza, Maria | Antonius | Antony, Franz Joseph | Antwerp | Anunciación, Fray Domingo de la | Anunciación, Fray Juan de la | Aosta | Apaches | Apameia | Aparisi y Guijarro, Antonio | Apelles | Aphian, Saint | Aphraates | Apiarius of Sicca | Apocalypse, Book of - Darstellung und Diskussion der Apokalypse des Johannes | Apocatastasis | Apocrisiarius | Apocrypha | Apodosis | Apollinarianism | Apollinaris | Apollinaris, Saint | Apollinaris (the Elder) | Apollinaris Claudius, Saint | Apollonia, Saint | Apollonius of Ephesus | Apologetics | Apolysis | Apolytikion | Apophthegmata Patrum | Aporti, Ferrante | Apostasy | Apostle (in Liturgy) | Apostle Spoons | Apostles, The - Apostel und ihre Rolle für die Entwicklung des Christentums | Apostles, Acts of the | Apostles' Creed | Apostles, Portraits of the | Apostles of Erin, The Twelve | Apostleship of Prayer, The | Apostolic Blessing | Apostolic Camera | Apostolic Churches | Apostolic Church-Ordinance | Apostolic College | Apostolic Constitutions | Apostolic Executor | Apostolic Expeditors | Apostolic Fathers, The | Apostolic Letters | Apostolic Majesty | Apostolic See, The | Apostolic Succession | Apostolic Union of Secular Priests, The | Apostolicae Curae - On Anglican Orders | Apostolicæ Sedis Moderationi | Apostolicæ Servitutis | Apostolici | Apostolici Ministerii | Apostolici Regiminis | Apostolicity | Apostolicum Pascendi Munus | Apotactics | Apotheosis | Apparitions | Apparitor | Appeal as from an abuse | Appeals | Appetite | Approbation | Appropriation | Apse | Apse Chapel | Apsidiole | Apt, Council of - Held in 1365 | Aquarians | Aquila - Archdiocese in Italy | Aquila and Priscilla | Aquileia | Aquileia, Councils of | Aquileian Rite | Aquinas, St. Thomas | Aquino, Sora, and Pontecorvo | Arabia | Arabia, Vicariate Apostolic of | Arabia, Councils of | Arabian School of Philosophy | Arabici | Arabissus | Arad | Aragon and Castile | Aran, The Monastic School of | Aranda, Council of - Spanish Council held in 1473 | Aranda, Philip - Jesuit theologian (1642-1695) | Arason Jón | Arator | Araucania - Prefecture Apostolic in Chile | Araucanians - Indian tribe in Chile | Araujo, Antonio de - Brazilian missionary (d. 1632) | Araujo, Francisco de | Arawaks | Arbieto, Ignacio de - Jesuit (1585-1676) | Arbitration | Arbogast, Saint | Arbroath, Abbey of | Arbuthnott, Missal of | Arca | Arcachon, Our Lady of | Arcadelt, Jacob - Kurzporträt des niederländischen Komponisten Jacob Arcadelt | Arcadiopolis | Arcae | Arcanum | Arch | Archæology, Christian | Archæology, The Commission of Sacred | Archange de Lyon | Archbishop | Archconfraternity | Archdeacon | Archdeacon, Richard | Archdiocese | Archelais | Archeology, Christian | Archer, James | Arches, The Court of | Archiereus | Archimandrite | Archinto, Filipo | Architecture, Ecclesiastical | Architecture, Gothic | Archives, Ecclesiastical | Archontics | Archpriest | Archpriest Controversy | Arcosolium | Arculf | Ardagh | Ardbraccan | Ardchatten, The Priory of | Arden, Edward | Ardilliers, Notre Dame des | Aremberg, Prince Charles d' - Definitor-general and Commissary of the Capuchins (d. 1669) | Areopolis - Titular See of Palestine | Arequipa, Diocese of | Arethas of Caesarea | Arethusa | Arévalo, Faustino - Jesuit hymnographer and patrologist (1747-1824) | Arévalo, Rodríguez Sanchez de | Arezzo | Argenson, Pierre de Voyer d' | Argentina | Argos | Argüello, Luis Antonio | Argyll and the Isles, Diocese of | Argyropulos, John | Arialdo, Saint | Arianism | Ariano | Arias, Francis | Arias de Avila, Pedro | Ariassus | Aribo | Arindela | Ariosto, Ludovico | Aristeas | Aristides | Aristotle | Arius - Heresiarch (250-336) | Arizona | Ark, Noah's | Ark of the Covenant | Arlegui, Fray José | Arles, The Synods of | Armada, The Spanish - Umfassende Darstellung der Hintergründe des Kampfes zwischen Spanien und England | Armagh | Armagh, The Book of | Armagh, The School of | Armagnac, Georges d' | Armenia | Armenierstadt | Armentia, Fray Nicolás | Armidale | Arminianism | Arnauld - Celebrated French family | Arne, Thomas Augustine | Arni Thorlaksson | Arnobius | Arnold - Name of several medieval figures | Arnold of Brescia - Porträt des Chorherrn Arnold von Brescia | Arnoldi, Alberto | Arnoldi, Bartholomaeus | Arnolfo di Cambio | Arnoudt, Peter Joseph - Jesuit spiritual writer (1811-1865) | Arnpeck, Veit | Arnulf of Lisieux | Arnulf of Metz, Saint - Merovingian bishop and statesman (580-640) | Arras | Arras, Councils of | Arricivita, Juan | Arrighetti, Nicola | Arrighetti, Nicolò | Arrowsmith, Venerable Edmund | Arsacidæ | Arsenius Autorianos - Patriarch of Constantinople (d. 1273) | Arsenius, Saint - Anchorite (354-450) | Arsinoe | Art, Christian | Art, Ecclesiastical | Artemon | Arthur, King - See Literary or Profane Legends | Arthur, James | Arthur, Thomas | Articles of Faith | Articles, The Organic | Artoklasia | Arts, Bachelor of | Arts, The Faculty of | Arts, Master of | Arts, The Seven Liberal | Artvin | Arundel, Thomas | Arundell | Asaph, Saint | Ascalon | Ascelin | Ascendente Domino | Ascetical Theology | Asceticism | Aschbach, Joseph, Ritter von | Ascoli-Piceno | Ascoli, Satriano, and Cirignola - Diocese in Italy | Aseity | Aseneth | Aser | Asgaard | Ashby, George - Martyred English monk (d. 1537) | Ashby, Thomas | Ashes | Ashley, Venerable Ralph | Ashton, John | Ashton, Venerable Roger | Asia | Asia Minor | Asiongaber - Idumean city | Aske, Robert - English insurgent (d. 1537) | Asmodeus - Demon mentioned in the Book of Tobias | Aspendus - Titular see in Asia Minor | Asperges | Aspilcueta, Martin - Spanish canonist and moral theologian (1491-1586) | Ass, The, in Caricature of Christians | Assam | Assemani | Assemblies of the French Clergy | Asser, John | Asses, Feast of | Assessor of the Holy Office | Assessors | Assicus, Saint | Assideans | Assimilation, Physiological | Assimilation, Psychological | Assisi - Diocese in Umbria | Assistant at the Pontifical Throne | Assizes of Jerusalem | Assmayer, Ignaz | Association, Right of Voluntary | Association of Ideas | Association of Priestly Perseverance | Associations, Pious | Assuerus | Assumption, Augustinians of the | Assumption, Little Sisters of the | Assumption, Sisters of the | Assumption of Mary, Feast of the | Assumptionists | Assur (titular see) | Assur (multiple definitions) | Assyria | Assyrian Rite | Asterisk | Asterius | Asti - Diocese in Italy | Aston | Astorga - Diocese in Spain | Astrology | Astronomy | Astronomy in the Bible | Astros, Paul-Thérèse-David d' - French cardinal (1772-1851) | Astruc, Jean | Atahuallpa | Atahualpa, Jean Santos | Atavism | Athanasian Creed, The | Athanasius, Saint - Bishop of Alexandria, Confessor and Doctor of the Church (296-373) | Athabasca | Atheism | Athelney, The Abbey of | Athenagoras | Athenry | Athens, Christian | Athens, Modern Diocese of | Athias, Joseph | Athos, Mount | Atienza, Juan de | Atkinson, James - English Catholic confessor (d. 1595) | Atkinson, Nicholas - English priest and martyr (d. 1610) | Atkinson, Paul, of St. Francis | Atkinson, Sarah - Irish philanthropist and biographer (1823-1893) | Atkinson, Ven. Thomas - English martyr (d. 1616) | Atom | Atomism | Atonement, Day of | Atonement, Doctrine of the | Atrib | Atrium | Attainder | Attala, Saint | Attalia | Attaliates, Michael | Atticus | Attigny, Councils of | Attila the Hun | Attiret, Jean Denis | Atto | Atto of Pistoia | Atto of Vercelli | Attracta, Saint | Attributes, Divine | Attrition | Attuda | Aubarède, Jean-Michel-d'Astorg | Aubermont, Jean-Aontoine d' | Aubery, Joseph | Aubignac, François Hédelin, Abbé d' | Aubusson, Pierre d' | Auch | Auckland | Auctorem Fidei | Audiences, Pontifical | Audifax, Abachum, Martha, and Maris, Saints | Audiffredi | Audin, J.-M.-Vincent | Audisio, Guglielmo | Audran | Auenbrugger, Leopold | Aufsees, Jobst Bernhard von | Auger, Edmond | Augilæ | Augsburg | Augsburg, Synods of | Augusta - Titular see in Asia Minor | Augustin von Alfeld | Augustine, Rule of Saint | Augustine of Canterbury, Saint - First Archbishop of Canterbury, Apostle of the English (d. 604) | Augustine of Hippo, Life of Saint | Augustine of Hippo, Teaching of Saint | Augustine of Hippo, Works of Saint | Augustinian Canons | Augustinians | Augustinians of the Assumption | Augustinus, Antonius | Augustinus-Verein, The | Augustopolis | Augustus | Augustus Abbey, Fort | Aulne Abbey - Former French monastery | Aumbry | Aunarius, Saint | Aurea | Aurelian | Aureliopolis | Aurelius - Archbishop of Carthage from 388 to 423 | Aurelius Antoninus, Marcus | Aureoli, Petrus | Auriesville | Aurispa, Giovanni | Aurora Lucis Rutilat | Ausculta Fili | Ausonius, Decimus Magnus - Professor and poet (310-394) | Austin, John | Australia | Austremonius, Saint - Apostle and Bishop of Auvergne (c. 314) | Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, The | Authentic | Authenticity of the Bible | Authority, Civil | Authorized Version, The | Autocephali | Autos Sacramentales | Autran, Joseph | Autun | Auxentius of Milan | Auxentius, Junior | Auxentius of Mopsuestia | Auxerre, Councils of | Auxiliary Bishop | Auxilius of Naples | Ava | Avancini, Nicola | Avarice | Avatar | Avaugour, Pierre du Bois, Baron d' | Ave Maria | Ave Maris Stella | Ave Regina | Avellino | Avellino, Saint Andrew | Avempace | Avendano, Fernando | Averbode - Premonstratensian abbey | Averroes | Aversa, Diocese of | Avesta, The | Avesta, Theological Aspects of the | Avicebron | Avicenna | Avignon | Avignon, Councils of | Avignon, University of | Avila | Avila, Francisco de | Avila, Sancho de | Avitus, Saint - Bishop of Vienne (d. 518) | Aviz, Order of - Military body of Portuguese knights | Avranches, Council of | Avril, Philippe | Axum | Ayeta, Fray Francisco de | Ayllón, Lucas Vésquez de | Aymará | Aymeric of Piacenza | Azara, Féliz de | Azaria, Aristaces | Azarias, Brother | Azevedo, Luiz de | Azor, Juan | Azores | Azotus | Aztecs | Azymes | Azymites

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Baader, Franz Xaver von | Baal, Baalim | Baalbek - Town in Syria; also called Heliopolis | Babel | Babel, Tower of | Babenstuber, Ludwig | Babinet, Jacques - French physicist (1794-1872) | Babylas, Saint | Babylon (Title) | Babylonia | Baccanceld | Bacchus and Sergius - Martyrs (d. 303) | Bacchylus | Bachelot, Alexis John Augustine - Prefect Apostolic of the Sandwich Islands (1796-1837) | Bachiarius | Bachmann, Paul | Backer, Augustin de | Backx, Peter Hubert Evermode | Bacon, David William - First Bishop of Portland, Maine (1813-1874) | Bacon, John | Bacon, Nathaniel | Bacon, Roger | Baconian System of Philosophy, The | Badajoz | Baden | Badia, Tommaso | Badin, Stephen Theodore - Pioneer missionary priest of Kentucky (1768-1853) | Badius, Raphael | Bæticus, Gregory | Baegert, John Jacob | Baert, François | Bæumer, Suitbert | Bagamoyo | Bagdad | Bageis | Baglioni, Giovanni, Cavaliere | Bagnorea | Bagot, Jean | Bagshaw, Christopher | Bahama Islands, The | Bailey, Thomas | Baillargeon, Charles François | Baillet, Adrien | Bailloquet, Pierre - French missionary to Canadian Indians (1612-1692) | Baily, Thomas | Bainbridge, Christopher | Baines, Peter Augustine | Baines, Ralph | Baini, Abbate Giuseppe | Baithen of Iona, Saint - Irish monk and associate of St. Columba (d. 600) | Baius, Michel - Theologian (1513-1589) | Baker, Venerable Charles - English Jesuit martyr (1616-1679) | Baker, Francis Asbury - American priest and convert (1820-1865) | Baker City, Diocese of | Bakócz, Thomas | Balaam | Balanaea | Balbina, Saint | Balbinus, Boleslaus | Balboa, Vasco Nuñez de - Explorer (1475-1517) | Balbuena, Bernardo de | Balbus, Hieronymus | Baldachium of the Altar | Balde, Jacob | Balderic (Baudry) | Balderic | Baldi, Bernardino | Baldinucci, Blessed Anthony | Baldovinetti, Alesso | Baldred, Saint | Baldung, Hans | Baldwin | Baldwin, Francis | Baldwin of Canterbury | Bales, Christopher, Venerable | Ball, Mother Frances Mary Teresa | Ballarat | Ballerini, Antonio - Jesuit theologian (1805-1881) | Ballerini, Girolamo and Pietro | Balme, Henry | Balmes, Jaime Luciano | Balsam | Balsamon, Theodore | Baltasar | Baltimore, Archdiocese of | Baltimore, Plenary Councils of | Baltimore, Provincial Councils of | Baltus, Jean François | Balue, Jean | Baluze, Etienne | Bamber, Ven. Edward | Bamberg | Banaias | Bancel, Louis | Bandello, Matteo | Banduri, Anselmo | Bañez, Domingo - Spanish Dominican theologian (1528-1604) | Bangor, Antiphonary of | Bangor | Bangor Abbey | Banim, John & Michael | Banjaluka | Bankruptcy, Civil Aspect of | Bankruptcy, Moral Aspect of | Banns of Marriage | Bapst, John | Baptism | Baptismal Font | Baptismal Vows | Baptista Mantuanus, Blessed | Baptista Varani, Blessed - Ascetical writer (1458-1527) | Baptistery | Baptistines | Baptists | Barac | Baradæus, Jacob | Baraga, Frederic | Barat, Madeleine-Sophie | Barat, Nicolas | Barba, Alvaro Alonzo | Barbalissos | Barbara, Saint | Barbarigo, Giovanni Francesco | Barbastro | Barbelin, Felix-Joseph | Barber Family, The | Barbieri, Giovanni | Barbosa, Agostino | Barbosa-Machado, Ignacio | Barbour, John | Barbus, Paulus | Barca | Barcelona | Barcelona, University of | Barcena, Alonzo de | Barclay, John | Barclay, William | Barco Centenera, Martin del | Barcos, Martin de | Bard, Henry | Bardesanes and Bardesanites | Bar Hebræus | Bari | Barjesus - False prophet mentioned in the New Testament | Bar-Kepha, Moses - Jacobite bishop and writer (813-903) | Barkworth, Ven. Mark | Barlaam and Josaphat - Principal characters of an ancient Christian legend | Barletta, Gabriel | Barlings, Abbey of | Barlow, William Rudesind | Barnabas, The Epistle of | Barnabas, Saint | Barnabas of Terni | Barnabites | Baroccio, Federigo - Italian painter and engraver (1528-1612) | Barocco Style | Baron, Bonaventura | Baron, Vincent | Baronius, Venerable Cesare | Barquisimeto | Barradas, Sebastião | Barral, Louis-Mathias, Count de | Barrande, Joachim | Barrasa, Jacinto | Barre, Antoine-Lefebvre, Sieur de la | Barreira, Balthasar | Barrientos, Lopez de | Barron, Edward - Irish missionary (1801-1854) | Barros, João de | Barrow, John | Barrow, William, Venerable | Barruel, Augustin | Barry, John - U.S. Navy Captain (1745-1803) | Barry, John - Second Bishop of Savannah (1799-1859) | Barry, Patrick | Barry, Paul de | Barthel, Johann Caspar | Barthélemy, Jean-Jacques | Bartholi, Francesco della Rossa | Bartholomaeus Anglicus - Thirteenth-century Franciscan encyclopedist | Bartholomew, Saint - One of the Twelve Apostles | Bartholomew - Called the "Apostle of Armenia" (d. 1333) | Bartholomew of Braga, Venerable | Bartholomew of Braganca | Bartholomew of Brescia | Bartholomew of Edessa | Bartholomew of Lucca | Bartholomew of Pisa | Bartholomew of San Concordio | Bartholomew's Day Massacre, Saint | Bartholomites | Bartoli, Daniello | Bartolocci, Giulio | Bartolommeo, Fra - Italian Dominican painter (1475-1517) | Bartolozzi, Francesco | Barton, Elizabeth | Baruch | Barzynski, Vincent - Polish-American priest (1838-1899) | Basil the Great, Saint | Basil, Liturgy of Saint | Basil, Rule of Saint | Basilians | Basilica | Basilides - Alexandrian Gnostic (fl. 120-140) | Basilides - Martyrs | Basilinopolis | Basilissa | Basil of Amasea | Basil of Seleucia | Basins, Ecclesiastical Use of | Basle, Council of | Basle-Lugano | Bas-relief | Bassein | Bassett, Joshua | Bassi, Matthew of - Founder of the Capuchins (1495-1552) | Bassianus | Bastiat, Claude-Frédéric | Baston, Guillaume-André-Réné | Basutoland | Batavia | Bath Abbey | Bath and Wells | Bathe, William | Bathilde, Saint - Wife of King Clovis II (d. 680) | Bathurst | Battaglini, Marco | Batteux, Charles | Battista, Giovanni Giuda Giona | Battle Abbey | Bauberger, Wilhelm | Baudeau, Nicolas | Baudouin, Michel | Baumgartner, Alexander - Swiss poet and writer (1841-1910) | Baumgartner, Gallus Jacob | Baunard, Louis | Bauny, Etienne | Bausset, Louis-François de | Bautain, Louis-Eugène-Marie | Bautista, Fray Juan | Bawden, William | Bayeu y Subias, Francisco | Bayeux | Bayley, James Roosevelt | Baylon, Saint Pascal | Bayma, Joseph | Bayonne | Baysio, Guido de | Bazin, John Stephen | Beads, Use of, at Prayers | Beards | Beardsley, Aubrey | Beatific Vision | Beatification and Canonization | Beatitudes, Mount of | Beatitudes, The Eight | Beaton, David | Beaton, James (1473-1539) | Beaton, James (1517-1603) | Beatrix | Beaufort, Lady Margaret | Beaulieu Abbey | Beaune, Renaud de | Beauregard, Jean-Nicolas | Beauregard, Pierre Gustave Toutant | Beauvais | Beauvais, Gilles-François-de | Beauvais, Jean-Baptiste-Charles-Marie de | Bébian, Roch-Amboise-Auguste | Bec, Abbey of | Becan, Martin | Beccaria, Giovanni Battista - Physicist (1716-1781) | Beccus, John | Beche, Blessed John | Beckedorff, George Philipp Ludolf von | Becker, Thomas Andrew | Becket, Saint Thomas | Beckx, Pierre-Jean | Becquerel, Antoine-César | Bédard, Pierre | Bede | Bede, The Venerable | Bedford, Gunning S. | Bedford, Henry | Bedingfeld, Frances | Bedingfeld, Henry, Sir | Bedini, Cajetan | Beelen, Ian Theodor | Beelphegor | Beelzebub | Beesley, George, Venerable | Beethoven, Ludwig van - Composer (1770-1827) | Begnudelli-Basso, Francesco Antonio | Beguines & Beghards | Behaim, Albert von | Behaim, Martin | Beirut | Beja | Belasyse, John | Belchiam, Venerable Thomas | Belem do Pará, Archdiocese of | Belfry | Belgium | Belgrade and Smederevo | Belgrado, Giacopo | Belial | Belief | Belin, Albert (Jean) | Bell, Altar | Bell, Angelus | Bell, Arthur, Venerable | Bell, James | Bellamy, Jerome | Bellarini, John | Bellarmine, St. Robert | Bellasius, Edward | Bellecius, Aloysius | Bellenden, John | Belleville | Belley | Bellings, Sir Richard | Bellini | Belloy, Jean-Baptiste de | Bells | Belluno-Feltre | Belmont, François Vachon de - French-Canadian Sulpician (1645-1732) | Belson, Venerable Thomas | Belsunce de Castelmoron, Henri François Xavier de | Belzoni, Giambattista | Belshazzar | Bembo, Pietro | Benadir | Bénard, Laurent | Benavides, Fray Alonzo | Bench, Communion | Benda | Benefice | Benefit of Clergy | Benettis, Jeremiah | Benevento, Archdiocese of | Bengtsson, Jöns Oxenstjerna | Bengy, Anatole de | Benignus, Saint | Benignus of Dijon, Saint | Benin | Benjamin | Benkert, Franz Georg | Benno II | Benoît, Michel | Benthamism | Bentivoglio, Family of | Bentley, John Francis | Bentney, William | Benziger, Joseph Charles | Benzoni, Girolamo | Berach, Saint | Berard of Carbio, Saint | Berardi, Carbo Sebastiano | Bérault-Bercastel, Antoine Henri de | Bercharius, Saint | Bercheure, Pierre | Berchmans, Saint John | Berchtold, Blessed | Berdini of Sarteano, Blessed Albert | Berengarius of Tours | Bérenger, Pierre | Berenice | Bergamo | Bergen, Ancient See of | Bergier, Nicolas-Sylvestre | Berin, Saint | Berington, Charles | Berington, Joseph | Berisford, Humphrey | Berissa | Beristain y Martin de Souza, José Mariano | Berlage, Anton | Berland, Pierre | Berlanga, Fray Tomás de | Berlin | Berlioz, Hector - French composer (1803-1869) | Bernal, Agostino | Bernard, Saint - Archbishop of Vienne (778-842) | Bernard, Alexis-Xyste | Bernard, Claude - French ecclesiastic (1588-1641) | Bernard, Claude - French physiologist (1813-1878) | Bernard Guidonis - Bishop and Inquisitor (1261-1331) | Bernard of Besse | Bernard of Bologna | Bernard of Botone | Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint | Bernard of Cluny | Bernard of Compostella | Bernard of Luxemburg - Dominican theologian, controversialist, and Inquisitor (d. 1535) | Bernard of Menthon, Saint | Bernard of Pavia - Canonist and bishop (d. 1213) | Bernard Tolomeo, Saint | Bernardine of Feltre, Blessed - Friar Minor and missionary (1439-1494) | Bernardine of Fossa, Blessed - Historian and ascetical writer (1420-1503) | Bernardine of Siena, Saint - "Apostle of Italy" (1380-1444) | Bernardines, The | Berne | Berni, Francesco | Bernier, Etienne-Alexandre | Bernini, Domenico - Son of Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini | Bernini, Giovanni Lorenzo - Italian architect and sculptor (1598-1680) | Bernini, Giuseppe Maria | Bernis, François-Joachim-Pierre de | Berno (Abbot of Reichenau) | Berno | Bernold of Constance | Bernward, Saint - German bishop (d. 1022) | Beroea | Berosus | Beroth | Berrettini, Pietro | Berruguete, Alonso | Berruyer, Isaac-Joseph | Berryer, Pierre-Antoine | Bersabee | Bertha | Berthier, Guillaume-François | Berthold | Berthold of Chiemsee | Berthold of Henneberg | Berthold of Ratisbon | Berthold of Reichenau | Berti, Giovanni Lorenzo | Bertin, Saint - Abbot of St. Omer (615-709) | Bertinoro | Bertonio, Ludovico | Bertrand, Louis, Saint | Bertrand, Pierre | Bertulf, Saint - Abbot of Bobbio (d. 639) | Bérulle, Pierre de | Bervanger, Martin de | Besançon | Besange, Jerome Lamy, O.S.B | Beschefer, Theodore | Beschi, Costanzo Giuseppe | Beseleel | Besoigne, Jérôme | Besoldus, Christopher | Bessarion, Johannes - Cardinal | Bessel, Johann Franz | Beste, Henry Digby | Bestiaries | Betanzos, Fray Domingo | Betanzos, Fray Pedro de | Betanzos, Juan de | Bethany | Bethany Beyond the Jordan | Betharan | Bethdagon | Bethel | Bethlehem - Titular see of Palestine | Bethlehem - Birthplace of Our Lord | Bethlehem - Architectural term | Bethlehemites - Military and hospitaller orders | Bethsaida | Bethsan | Bethulia | Betrothal | Bettiah | Betting | Beugnot, Auguste-Arthur, Count | Beuno, Saint - Welsh abbot (d. 660) | Beverley Minster | Beyerlinck, Lawrence | Bezae, Codex | Bianchi, Giovanni Antonio | Bianchini, Francesco | Bianchini, Giuseppe | Bianconi, Charles | Biard, Pierre | Bibbiena | Bibiana, Saint | Bible, The | Bible, Authenticity of the | Bible, Coptic Versions of the | Bible, Editions of the | Bible, Inspiration of the | Bible, Manuscripts of the | Bible Societies | Bibles, Picture | Bibles, Rhymed | Bible, Versions of the | Biblia Pauperum | Biblical Accommodation | Biblical Antiquities | Biblical Commission, The | Biblical Introduction | Bickell, Gustav - Orientalist (1838-1906) | Bickerdike, Robert, Venerable | Bicknor, Alexander | Bidermann, James | Biel, Gabriel | Biella | Bielski, Marcin | Bienville, Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de | Bigamy (in Canon Law) | Bigamy (in Civil Law) | Bigne, Marguerin de la | Billart, Saint Julie | Billick, Eberhard | Billy, Jacques de | Bilocation | Bination | Biner, Joseph | Binet, Etienne | Binet, Jacques-Philippe-Marie | Binius, Severin | Binterim, Anton Joseph | Biogenesis and Abiogenesis | Biology | Biondo, Flavio | Biot, Jean-Baptiste - 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Jean Louis - French martyr (1824-1852) | 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 - French Orientalist (1809-1878) | Borgess, Caspar Henry | Borgia, Stefano | Börglum, Ancient See of | Borgo San-Donnino | Borgo San-Sepolcro | Borgognone, Ambrogio | 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 - Dalmatian Jesuit and mathematician, astronomer, and physicist (1711-1787) | Bosio, Antonio | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Boso | Boso (Breakspear) | Bossu, Jacques le | Bossuet, Jacques-Bénigne - Famous French bishop and orator (1627-1704) | Boste, Saint John | Boston | Bostra | Bothrys | Botticelli, Sandro - Famous Florentine painter (1447-1510) | Botulph, Saint - Abbot (d. 680) after whom Boston was named | Boturini Benaducci, Lorenzo | Boucher, Pierre | Bougaud, Louis-Victor-Emile | Bougeant, Guillaume-Hyacinthe - French Jesuit (1690-1743) | Bouhours, Dominique - French Jesuit author (1632-1702) | 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 - Famous French Jesuit preacher (1632-1704) | Bourdeilles, Hélie de | Bourdon, Jean | Bourgade, François | Bourges | Bourget, Ignace | Bourgoing, François | Bourke, Ulick Joseph - Irish scholar and writer (1829-1887) | Bourne, Gilbert | Bouvens, Charles de | Bouvet, Joachim - Jesuit missionary (d. 1732) | Bouvier, Jean-Baptiste | Bova | Bovino | Bowyer, Sir George | Boy-Bishop | Boyce, John | Boycotting | Boyle Abbey - Irish Cistercian house | 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 - Jesuit missionary to China (1607-1671) | Brancati di Lauria, Francesco Lorenzo | Branch Sunday | Brandenburg | Branly, Edouard - Nineteenth-century French physicist | 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 - Fifth-century Irish missionary | Brenan, Michael John - Irish Church historian (1780-1847) | Brendan, Saint | Brentano, Klemens Maria | Brescia | Breslau | Bressani, Francesco Giuseppe - Italian missionary to the Indians (1612-1672) | 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 - Irish nun (451-525) | 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 - Historian (1559-1617) | 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 - French Jesuit humanist (1704-1742) | Brunellesco, Filippo | Brunetière, Ferdinand | Brunforte, Ugolino | Bruni, Leonardo | Brünn | Brunner, Francis de Sales | Brunner, Sebastian | Bruno, Saint - Bishop of Segni (1048-1123) | Bruno, Saint - Founder of the Carthusian Order (1030-1101) | Bruno, Giordano - Italian philosopher (1548-1600) | Bruno of Querfurt, Saint | Bruno the Saxon | Brunswick | Brus, Anton | Brusa | Brussels | Bruté de Rémur, Simon William Gabriel | Bruyas, Jacques - French missionary to the Iroquois (1635-1712) | Bryant, John Delavau | Bubastis | Bucer, Martin | Bucharest | Buck, Victor De - Bollandist (1817-1876) | Buckfast Abbey | Buckley, Venerable John | Buckley, Sir Patrick Alphonsus - Irish soldier, lawyer, statesman, judge (1841-1896) | Budé, Guillaume - French Hellenist (1467-1540) | Budweis | Buenos Aires | Buffalo | Buffier, Claude - Philosopher and author (1661-1737) | Buglio, Louis - Jesuit missionary to China (1606-1682) | Buil, Bernardo - Spanish Franciscan | Buildings, Ecclesiastical | Bukarest | Bulgaria | Bulla Aurea | Bullaker, Ven. Thomas - Friar Minor and English martyr (1604-1642) | Bullarium | Bull-Fight, The Spanish | Bullion, Angélique | Bulls and Briefs | Bulstrode, Sir Richard | Bunderius, Joannes | Buonarroti, Michelangelo - Italian sculptor, painter and architect (1475-1564) | Burchard of Basle | Burchard of Worms | Burchard of Würzurg, Saint | Burckmair, Hans | Burgoa, Francisco | Burgos | Burgundy | Burial, Christian | Buridan, Jean | Burigny, Jean Lévesque de | Burkard, Franz | Burke, Edmund | Burke, Thomas | Burke, Thomas Nicholas | Burleigh, Walter - Leben und Werk | Burlington | Burma | Burnett, Peter Hardeman - First American Governor of California (1807-1895) | Burns, James | Burse | Bursfeld, The Abbey of | Bury St. Edmund's, The Abbey of | Bus, Venerable César de | Busée, Pierre - Jesuit theologian (1540-1587) | Busembaum, Hermann - Jesuit moral theologian (1600-1668) | Busiris | Buskins | Buss, Franz Joseph, Ritter von | Bustamante, Carlos María | Buston, Thomas Stephen - Jesuit missionary and author (1549-1619) | Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, Third Marquess of | Buteux, Jacques - French Jesuit missionary in Canada (1600-1652) | Butler, Alban - Seventeenth-century English Catholic | Butler, Charles - English lawyer (1750-1832) | Butler, Mary Joseph - Irish Abbess (1641-1723) | Butler, Sir William Francis - Irish general and writer (1838-1910) | Buttress | Buxton, Ven. Chrisopher - English priest and martyr (d. 1588) | Byblos - Titular see of Phoenicia | Bye-Altar | Byllis - Titular see of Albania | Byrd, William - English composer (1542-1623) | Byrne, Andrew - Bishop of Little Rock, Arkansas (1802-1862) | Byrne, Richard - U.S. Civil War hero (1832-1864) | Byrne, William - Missionary and educator (1780-1833) | Byzantine Architecture | Byzantine Art | Byzantine Empire, The | Byzantine Literature | Byzantine Rite

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Caballero, Fernán de | Caballero, Raimundo Diosdado - Writer (1740-1830) | Caballero y Ocio, Juan - Priest (1644-1707) | Cabas - Titular see | Cabassut - French theologian and priest (1604-1685) | Cabello de Balboa, Miguel - Sixteenth-century Spanish priest | Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez | Cabot, John & Sebastian - Navigators and explorers | Cabral, Francisco - Portuguese missionary in Japan (1529-1609) | Cabral, Pedralvarez - Portuguese navigator (b. 1460) | Cabrillo, Estévan - Sixteenth-century sailor | Cadalous - Bishop and antipope (d.1072) | Caddo Indians | Cades | Cadillac, Antoine de Lamothe, Sieur de - Founder of Detroit (1657-1730) | Cadiz, Diocese of | Cadwallador, Venerable Roger - English martyr (1568-1610) | Cædmon, Saint - Seventh-century poet | Caen, University of | Cæremoniale Episcoporum | Cærularius, Michael | Cæsarea - Titular see and Armenian bishopric in Asia Minor | Cæsarea Mauretaniæ - Titular see in North Africa | Cæsarea Palestinæ - Titular see in Palestine | Cæsarea Philippi | Cæsarius of Arles, Saint - French bishop and theologian (470-543) | Cæsarius of Heisterbach - Cistercian monk (1170-1240) | Cæsarius of Nazianzus - Physician and brother of St. Gregory of Nazianzus (330-368) | Cæsar of Speyer - Friar Minor and leader of the Cæsarines (d. 1239) | Cæsaropolis - Titular see | Cagliari, Archdiocese of | Cagli e Pergola, Diocese of | Cahier, Charles - French antiquarian (1807-1882) | Cahill, Daniel William - Lecturer and controversialist (1796-1864) | Cahors, Diocese of | Caiaphas - Jewish High Priest | Caiazzo, Diocese of | Caillau, Armand-Benjamin | Cain - First-born of Adam and Eve | Cainites | Caiphas - Jewish High Priest | Caius - Third-century Christian author | Caius, John - Physician and scholar (1510-1573) | Caius and Soter, Saints - Popes | Cajetan, Saint | Cajetan, Tommaso de Vio Gaetani - Dominican cardinal, philosopher, theologian, and exegete (1469-1534) | Calabozo, Diocese of | Calahorra and La Calzada, Diocese of | Calama - Titular see in Africa | Calancha, Fray Antonio de la - Augustinian monk (1584-1654) | Calas Case, The | Calasanctius, Saint Joseph | Calasio, Mario di - Friar Minor and lexicographer (1550-1620) | Calatayud, Pedro de - Jesuit missionary (1689-1773) | Calatrava, Military Order of | Calcutta | Caldani, Leopoldo Marco Antonio - Italian anatomist and physiologist (1725-1813) | Caldara, Polidoro (da Caravaggio) - Italian painter (1492-1543) | Caldas-Barbosa, Domingo - Brazilian poet (1740-1800) | Calderon de la Barca, Pedro - Spanish dramatist (1600-1681) | Caleb | Calepino, Ambrogio - Italian lexicographer (1440-1510) | Cali, Diocese of - Located in Colombia | Caliari, Paolo - Eminent painter of the Venetian school (1528-1588) | California | California, Vicariate Apostolic of Lower - Located in Mexico | California Missions | Callières, Louis-Hector de - Thirteenth Governor of New France (1646-1705) | Callinicus - Titular see of Asia Minor | Callipolis - Titular see of Thrace | Callistus I, Pope | Callistus II, Pope | Callistus III, Pope | Callot, Jacques | Cally, Pierre | Calmet, Dom Augustin | Caloe | Caltagirone | Caltanisetta | Calumny | Calvaert, Dionysius - Painter (1540-1619) | Calvary, Congregation of Our Lady of | Calvary, Mount | Calvert, George - First Lord Baltimore, statesman and colonizer (1580-1632) | Calvert, Cecilius - Second Lord Baltimore (1606-1675) | Calvert, Charles - Third Baron of Baltimore, and Second Proprietary Governor of Maryland (1629-1715) | Calvert, Leonard - Governor of Maryland (1607-1647) | Calvert, Philip - Proprietary Governor of Maryland in 1660-1661 | Calvi and Teano, Diocese of | Calvin, John | Calvinism | Calvinus, Justus Baronius - Convert and apologist (1570-1606) | Calynda | Camachus | Camaldolese | Cámara y Castro, Tomás - Spanish bishop (1847-1904) | Camargo, Diego Muñoz | Cambiaso, Luca | Cambrai, Archdiocese of | Cambridge, University of | Cambysopolis - Titular see of Asia Minor | Camel, George Joseph | Camerino, Diocese of | Camerlengo | Cameroon | Camillus de Lellis, Saint | Camisards - Eighteenth-century French sect | Camões, Luis Vaz de | Campagna, Girolamo | Campagnola, Domenico | Campan, Jeanne-Louise-Henriette | Campaña, Pedro | Campanella, Tommaso | Campani, Giuseppe | Campbell, James - American public official (1812-1893) | 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 - Dominican missionary to the New World (d. 1549) | Candace - Ethiopian queen | 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 - Dominican bishop and theologian (1509-1560) | Canon - Ecclesiastical person | Canon - Musical term | 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 | 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 - Martyr and King of Denmark (d. 1086) | Capaccio and Vallo | Capecelatro, Alfonso - Archbishop of Capua (1824-1912) | Capefigue, Baptiste-Honoré-Raymond | Caperolo, Pietro | Capgrave, John | Cap Haïtien | Capharnaum | Capital Punishment | Capitolias | Capitulations, Episcopal and Pontifical | Capocci, Gaetano - Italian composer (1811-1898) | Capponi, Gino, Count | Capranica, Domenico | Caprara, Giovanni Battista | Capreolus, John | Capsa - Titular see | Captain (in the Bible) | Captivities of the Israelites | Capua | Capuchinesses | Capuchin Friars Minor | Capuciati | Caquetá | Carabantes, José de | Caracalla | Caracas | Caraffa, Vincent - Seventh General of the Society of Jesus (1585-1649) | Caraites | Caramuel y Lobkowitz, Juan | Caravaggio (Michaelangelo Morigi) | Carayon, Auguste - French author and bibliographer (1813-1874) | Carbery, James Joseph - Third Bishop of Hamilton, Ontario (1823-1887) | Carbonari | Carbonnelle, Ignatius - Professor of mathematics and science (1829-1889) | Carcassonne | Cardan, Girolamo | Cardenas, Juan - Moral theologian and author (1613-1684) | 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 - Italian composer (1604-1674) | Carli, Dionigi da Piacenza - Seventeenth-century Capuchin missionary | Carlisle | Carlovingian Schools | Carmel | Carmel, Mount | Carmel, Feast of Our Lady of Mount | Carmelite Order, The | Carneiro, Melchior - Missionary bishop (d. 1583) | Carnoy, Jean-Baptiste | Carochi, Horacio - Jesuit missionary to Mexico (1586-1666) | 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 | Carrhae | Carrière, Joseph | Carrières, Louis de | Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton - American statesman (1737-1832) | Carroll, Daniel | Carroll, John - First American bishop (1735-1815) | Cartagena - Colombia | Cartagena - Spain | Carter, Venerable William - English martyr (1548-1584) | 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 - Spanish Jesuit (1673-1686) | Cassano all' Ionio | Casserly, Patrick S. | Cassian, John | Cassidy, William | Cassini, Giovanni Domenico - Italian astronomer (1625-1712) | 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 - Jesuit missionary to China (1655-1709) | Castracane degli Antelminelli, Francesco | Castro, Guigo de | Castro, Alphonsus de | Castro Palao, Fernando - Spanish theologian (1581-1633) | Castro y Bellvis, Guillen de | Casuistry | Caswall, Edward | Catacombs, Roman | Catafalque | 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 - Historischer Überblick über die verschiedenen Theorien und Ansätze | Caussin, Nicolas - French Jesuit preacher and moralist (1583-1651) | 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 - French-Canadian priest (1807-1881) | Ceadda, Saint - English abbot and bishop (d. 672) | Cebú | Cecilia, Saint - Virgin and martyr; patroness of church music | Cedar - Tree | Cedar - Second son of Ismael | Cedd, Saint | Cedes | Cedron, Brook of | Cefalù | Ceillier, Rémi | Celebret | Celenderis | Celestine I, Pope Saint - Reigned 422-432 | Celestine II, Pope - Reigned 1143-1144 | Celestine III, Pope | Celestine IV, Pope - Reigned October-November 1241 | Celestine V, Pope Saint - Reigned July-December 1294 | Celestine Order | Celestines | Celibacy of the Clergy | Cella | Cellier, Elizabeth | Cellites | Celsus and Nazarius, Saints - Early martyrs | 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 | Centurion | Ceolwulf | Cepeda, Francisco | Ceramus | Cerasus | Ceremonial | Ceremony | Cerinthus | Certitude | Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de - Spanish author (1547-1616) | Cervantes, Salazar Francisco | Cervia | Cesalpino, Andrea - Physician, philosopher, botanist (1519-1603) | Cesarini, Giuliano | Cesena | Ceslaus, Saint | Cestra - Titular see of Asia Minor | Ceva, Thomas - Mathematician (1648-1737) | Ceylon | Chabanel, Noel - Jesuit missionary to the Hurons (1613-1649) | Chad, Saint - English abbot and bishop (d. 672) | Chadwick, James - Irish bishop (1813-1882) | Chaignon, Pierre - French Jesuit (1791-1883) | Chair of Peter | Chalcedon | Chalcedon, Council of | Chaldean Christians | Chalice | Challoner, Richard | Châlons-sur-Marne | Cham, Chamites | Chambéry | Chamberlain | Champney, Anthony - 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Writer and preacher (1822-1893) | Colet, John | Coleti, Nicola | Colette, Saint | Colgan, John | Colima | Colin, Frédéric-Louis | Colin, Jean-Claude-Marie | Coliseum, The | Collado, Diego - Sixteenth-century Spanish missionary | Colle de Val d'Elsa - Diocese in Italy | Collect | Collectarium | Collections | Collectivism | College | College (in Canon Law) | College, Apostolic | Collège de France, The | Colleges, Roman | Collegiate | Colman, Saint, of Kilmacduagh - Bishop 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 - A patron of Austria | Colman, Walter | Colmar, Joseph Ludwig | Cologne | Cologne, University of | Colomba of Rieti, Blessed | Colombia | Colombière, Saint Claude de la - French missionary and ascetical writer (1641-1682) | Colombo | Colombo, Mateo Realdo | Colona, Blessed Margaret | Colonia - From Volume 4 | Colonia - From Supplement Volume | Colonna | Colonna, Egidio | Colonna, Giovanni Paolo | Colonna, Vittorio | Colonnade | Colophon | Colorado | Colossæ | Colossians, Epistle to the | Colours, Liturgical | Columba, Saint - 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Seventeenth-century secret society | 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 - Dominican preacher (1687-1756) | Conclave | Concordances of the Bible | Concordat | Concordat of 1801, The French | Concordia, Diocese of - Located in Italy | Concordia, Diocese of - Located in the United States | Concubinage | Concupiscence | Concursus | Condamine, Charles-Marie de la | Condillac, Ettiene Bonnot de | Condition | Conecte, Thomas | Conferences, Ecclesiastical | Confession - Architectural term | Confession, Lay | Confession, Sacrament of | Confession, Seal of | Confessor | Confirmation | Confiteor | Confraternity (Sodality) | Confraternity of Christian Doctrine | Confucianism | Congregatio de Auxiliis | Congregationalism | Congregational Singing | Congregations, Roman | Congresses, Catholic | Congrua | Congruism | Conimbricenses | Coninck, Giles de - Jesuit theologian (1571-1633) | Connecticut | Connolly, John | Conon, Pope - Reigned 686-687 | 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 - Cardinal and statesman (1757-1824) | Consanguinity (in Canon Law) | Conscience | Conscience, Examination of | Conscience, Hendrik | Consciousness | Consecration | Consent (in Canon Law) | Consentius | Conservator | Consistory, Papal | Constable, Cuthbert | Constable, John - English Jesuit controversialist (1676-1743) | Constance | Constance, Council of | Constantia - Titular see of Arabia | Constantine, Pope - Reigned 708-715 | 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 - Particular council held in A.D. 382 | Constantinople, Council of, in Trullo - Particular council held in A.D. 692 | Constantinople, Council of - Particular council held in A.D. 754 | Constantinople, Councils of - Three Photian synods held in 861, 867, and 879 | Constantinople, Councils of - Particular councils held in 1639 and 1672 | Constantinople, The Rite of | Constantius, Flavius Julius - Roman emperor (317-361) | Constitutions, Ecclesiastical | Constitutions, Papal | Consubstantiation | Consultors, Diocesan | Contant de la Molette, Philippe du | Contarini, Gasparo | Contarini, Giovanni | Contemplation | Contemplative Life | Contenson, Vincent - Dominican theologian and preacher (1641-1674) | Continence | Contingent | Contract | Contract, The Social (Rousseau) | Contractus, Hermann | Contrition | Contrition, Imperfect | Contumacy (in Canon Law) | Contzen, Adam - Jesuit economist and exegete (1573-1635) | 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 - Jesuit missionary and army chaplain (1706-1765) | Coracesium | Corbie, Venerable Ralph - English Jesuit martyr-priest (1598-1644) | Corbie, Monastery of | Corbinian | Corcoran, James Andrew | Corcoran, Michael | Cord, Confraternities of the | Cordara, Guilo Cesare - Italian Jesuit historian (1704-1785) | Cordell, Charles | Cordier, Balthasar | Cordova - Spain | Cordova - Argentina | Cordova, Juan de | Cordova, Pedro de | Core, Dathan, and Abiron | Corea | Corfu | Coria | Corinth | Corinthians, Epistles to the | Coriolis, Gaspard-Gustave de - French mathematician (1792-1843) | Cork, Diocese of | Cork, School of | Corker, Maurus | Cormac MacCuilenan - Irish bishop and King of Cashel (836-908) | Cornaro, Elena Lucrezia Piscopia | Corneille, Jean-Baptiste - French artist (1646-1695) | Corneille, Michel, the Younger | Corneille, Michel, the Elder | Corneille, Pierre | Cornelisz, Jacob | Cornelius - Roman centurion | 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 - Archdiocese in Italy | Cosgrove, Henry - Second Bishop of Davenport, Iowa (1834-1906) | Cosin, Edmund | Cosmas - Eighth-century Byzantine hymn-writer | 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 | Cracow | Cracow, The University of | Craigie, Pearl Mary Teresa | Crashaw, Richard | Crasset, Jean | Craven, Augustus, Mrs. | Crawford, Francis Marion - Novelist (1854-1909) | Crayer, Gaspar de | Creagh, Richard | Creation | Creation, Six Days of | Creationism | Credence | Credi, Lorenzo di | Cree | Creed | Creed, Apostles' | Creed, Liturgical Use of | Creeks | Creighton University | Crelier, Henri-Joseph - Swiss Catholic priest (1816-1889) | Crema, Diocese of - Suffragan to Milan | Cremation | Cremona | Crépieul, François | Crescens | 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 - English martyr (d. 1588) | Croia | Croke, Thomas William | Crolly, William | Cronan - Name of several Irish saints | Crosier | Crosiers, The | Cross and Crucifix in Archæology | Cross and Crucifix in Liturgy | Cross, Daughters of the - Belgian religious congregation | Cross, Daughters of the Holy - French institute | 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 | Csanád | Cuba | Cuenca - Diocese in Ecuador | Cuenca - Diocese in Spain | Cuernavaca | Cueva, Juan de la - Spanish poet and dramatist (1550-1607) | 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 - Irish-American astronomer (1796-1889) | Curr, Joseph - English priest (d. 1847) | Curry, John - Irish historian and physcician (d. 1780) | Cursing | Cursores Apostolici | Cursor Mundi | Curtain, Altar | Curubis | Cusæ | Cush | Cuspinian, Johannes | Custom (in Canon Law) | Custos | Cuthbert, Saint | Cuthbert | Cuthbert - Archbishop of Canterbury | Cuyabá | Cuyo, Virgin of | Cybistra | Cyclades | Cydonia | Cyme | Cynewulf | Cynic School of Philosophy | Cyprian of Toulon, Saint | Cyprian and Justina, Saints - Martyrs of Antioch (d. 304) | Cyprian of Carthage, Saint - Bishop and martyr | Cyprus | Cyrenaic School of Philosophy | Cyrene | Cyril and Methodius, Saints - Ninth-century brothers, called "the Apostles of the Slavs" | Cyril of Alexandria, Saint - Fifth-century Doctor of the Church | Cyril of Constantinople, Saint - General of the Carmelites (d. 1235) | Cyril of Jerusalem, Saint - Bishop of Jerusalem and Doctor of the Church (315-386) | Cyrrhus | Cyrus and John, Saints | Cyrus of Alexandria | Cyzicus | Czech Literature

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John | Finglow, Ven. John | Finland | Finotti, Joseph M. - Italian-American Jesuit in Colorado (1817-1879) | Finnian of Moville, Saint | Fintan, Saints | Fioretti di San Francesco d'Assisi | Fire, Liturgical Use of | Firmicus Maternus | Firmilian | First-Born | First-Fruits | Fiscal Procurator | Fischer, Antonius - Cardinal-Archbishop of Cologne (1840-1912) | 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 - Irish Jesuit (1566-1643) | Fitz-Simons, Thomas | Fixlmillner, Placidus | Fizeau, Armand-Hippolyte-Louis | Flabellum | Flaccilla, Ælia | Flagellants | Flagellation | Flanagan, Thomas Canon | Flanders | Flandrin, Jean-Hippolyte | Flathead Indians | Flathers, Ven. 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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 - Jesuit missionary and cartographer (1673-1743) | Frideswide, Saint - Patroness of Oxford (650-735) | Fridolin, Saint - Sixth-century Irish missionary | 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 | Fuchs, Johann Nepomuk von - Chemist and mineralogist (1774-1856) | Führich, Joseph - Artist (1800-1876) | Fulbert of Chartres - Bishop (952-1028) | Fulcran, Saint | Fulda | Fulgentius, Saint - Seventh-century Spanish bishop | Fulgentius, Saint - African bishop (468-533) | Fulgentius Ferrandus | Fullerton, Lady Georgiana Charlotte | Fullo, Peter | Fumo, Bartolommeo - Theologian (d. 1545) | Funchal - Diocese in the Madeira Islands | 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

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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 - French Jesuit (1663-1749) | Gallipoli | Gallitzin, Adele Amalie | Gallitzin, Demetrius Augustine | Galloway, Diocese of | Galluppi, Pasquale | Galura, Bernhard | Gallwey, Peter - Famous London priest (1820-1906 | Galtelli-Nuoro | Galvani, Luigi | Galveston | Galway and Kilmacduagh | Gama, Vasco da | Gamaliel - Famous Pharisee and Rabbi | Gamans, Jean | Gambling | Gams, Pius Bonifacius - Ecclesiastical historian (1816-1892) | Gandolphy, Peter | Gangra | Gansfort, John Wessel | Gap | García, Anne | Garcia, Saint Gonsalo | García Moreno, Gabriel | Garcilasso de la Vega - Spanish poet (1503-1536) | 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 - Leben und Werk | Gasser von Valhorn, Joseph | Gassner, Johann Joseph | Gaston, William | Gatianus, Saint | Gau, Franz Christian | Gaubil, Antoine | Gaudentius, Saint - Bishop of Brescia (387-410) | Gaudentius of Brescia | Gaudete Sunday | Gaudier, Antoine de | Gaudiosus | Gaul, Christian | Gaultier, Aloisius-Edouard-Camille | Gaume, Jean-Joseph | Gavantus, Bartolommeo | Gazzaniga, Pietro Maria | Gebhard (III) of Constance | Gebhart, Emile | Gedeon | Gédoyn, Nicolas | Gegenbauer, Josef Anton | Geiler von Kayserberg, Johann | Geissel, Johannes von | Gelasius I, Pope Saint - Reigned 492-496 | Gelasius II, Pope - Reigned 1118-1119 | Gelasius of Cyzicus | Gemblours | Genealogy (in the Bible) | Genealogy of Christ | General Judgment | Génebrard, Gilbert | General Chapter | Generation | Genesareth | Genesius | Genevieve, Saint - Patroness of Paris (419-512) | Genezareth, Land of | Genga, Girolamo | Génicot, Edward | Gennadius I, Saint | Gennadius II | Gennings, Edmund and John | Genoa | Gentile da Fabriano | Genti