345

Arazena, Father Joseph de .192, 546
Arbre Croche........102, 103, 108, 491
Arnold, Gen. Benedict.......... 169
Articles of Confederation.
Arundell of Wardour, Lord..43, 363,
369
Arzuqueça, Father Francis....... 549
Ascension, La......................
548

Ashbey, Father James..... .61, 85
Ashley, John....
639
Ashton, Rev. John.. 80, 197, 207, 238,
241, 259, 301, 303-4, 308, 329, 334,
875, 395, 397
474

Assumption (Sandwich).....

565

Bardstown, See of..

.620, 622

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383

Carmelite Nuns...
Carolina...... 316-7, 461-2, 651, 674
Carondelet, Baron de..
572
Carr, Rev. Matthew...
.425-7

Carroll, Anne, 44; Rev. Anthony,
80, 205; Charles, 28, 75, 148, 308,
348, 627; Daniel, sr., 26, 30;
Daniel, jr., 30, 148, 267, 345, 348,
514-5; Eleanor, 27, 44; Ellen,
44; John....
Carroll, Most Rev. John; birth of,
27; sent to Bohemia, 27; at St.
Omer, 30; enters the Society of
Jesus, 31; ordained, 32; re-
nounces his inheritance, 32; at
Liège, 32; on seizure of St.
Omer goes to Liège, 35; makes
a tour with Hon. Mr. Stourton,
36; announces the suppression
of the Society, 39; arrested at
Bruges, 42; goes to England,
43; returns to America, 44, 80;
at Rock Creek, 44, 85; describes
condition of Catholics, 48; de-
clines to join association of
clergy, 85; his missions to Vir-
ginia, 86; accompanies commis-
sioners to Canada, 148; returns,
152; attends meeting at White-
marsh, 207-8; one of the petition-
ers to the Pope for a Superior,
209; Letter of Nuncio to, 221; ap-
pointed Superior of the Mission,
223-4, 243-4; controversy with
Wharton, 225-235; signs Form
of Government,' 238; Circular,
249; addresses Cardinal Anto-
nelli, 251; Relation on the State
of Religion, 257; announces ju-
bilee, 261; begins visitation and
gives confirmation, 273; takes
steps to found Georgetown Col-
lege, 300, etc.; difficulty in New
York, 323-6; signs petition for
Bishop, 326-9; elected for See,
334; appointed, 336; Bull, 337;
signs address to Washington,
348; his Reply to "Liberal,"

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352-3; goes to England, 357;
consecrated at Lulworth Castle,
359; his Seal, 365; publishes
Account of Establishment of
See, 366; writes to the Pope,
366; installation, 370; encour-
ages Carey's Bible, 375; accepts
Sulpitians, 377, etc.; limits of
diocese defined, 382; in Boston,
391-2; correspondence with
Maine Indians, 392-3; holds
first Synod of Baltimore, 394-8;
circular on Christian marriage,
398; his first Pastoral, 399-401;
attack on his signature, 401; his
reply, 402-3; his Synod ap-
proved, 403; coadjutor pro-
posed, 403-4; Rev. L. Graessel
nominated, 409; in Philadelphia,
413; serious illness, 413; his
public spirit, 413; Rev. Leon-
ard Neale nominated as coadj-
utor, 413; Trinity Church, Phila-
delphia, 419; Pastoral Letter,
420; submission of Trustees,
422; St. John's Church, Balti-
more, erected in defiance of,
423; he is prevented from enter-
ing, 424; enforces his right,
424-5; approves Augustinians,
425; receives Prince Gallitzin,
443; sends him to Pennsylvania,
446; trouble with Rev. Mr.
Fromm, 448; his authority judi-
cially sustained, 450; at Alexan-
dria, 454; sends Rev. Mr. Ba-
din to Kentucky, 455; appeals
for Irish priests, 457; Lenten
Pastoral, 458; correspondence
with Bishop Peñalver, 460;
troubles at Charleston, 461;
Letter to Bishop Hubert, 466;
sends Sulpitians to the West,
479; the Prefecture of the Sci-
oto formed, 480; solicits site for
church in Alexandria, 493; vis-
its Elizabethtown, Pa., 494;
Conewago, 495; circular and

discourse on death of Washing-
ton, 495-7; pastoral on the
yellow fever, 498; consecrates
Bishop Neale, 499; takes charge
of Natchez, 504; visits New
England, 508; dedicates Church
of the Holy Cross, Boston, 509-
510; marriage of Jerome Bona-
parte, 511; correspondence with
Fr. Gruber, General of Jesuits
in Russia, 517; revives Society
of Jesus, 522; appoints Fr. Mo-
lyneux, Superior, 523; begins
Cathedral, 535; urges division
of diocese, 537; visits Fr. Dig-
ges, 537; appointed Adminis-
trator-Apostolic of Louisiana
and the Floridas, 538; consults
the Government, 591; appoints
Rev. John Olivier his Vicar-
General, 594; Sedella refuses to
acknowledge his authority, 595;
receives a brief authorizing him
to appoint Rev. C. Nerinckx or
some other Administrator, 596;
lays the corner-stone of his
Cathedral, 598; of St. Patrick's
Church, Fell's Point, 602; so-
licits again division of his dio-
cese, 603; menaced with the loss
of the Sulpitians, 606; ordina-
tions, 617; proposes names for
new Sees, 617-8; Bulls dividing
the Diocese and erecting new
Sees, and raising Baltimore to
an Archbishopric, 621; death of
Bishop Concanen, bearer of the
Bulls, 626; delays, 628; be
consecrates Bishops Cheverus,
Egan, and Flaget, 629-632; Pas-
toral of Archbishop Carroll and
his suffragans, 633; he writes
to Philadelphia churches as to
support of Bishop, 637; sends
Rev. Mr. Sibourd to Louisiana,
641; Rev. John Du Bois founds
Mount St. Mary's College, 642;
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Charity, 645-651; Archbishop
Carroll made Administrator of
Dutch and Danish West India
Islands, 651; Charleston affairs,
651; officiates at services for
Rev. Mr. Emery, 652; corre-
sponds with English Bishops,
652; invested with the pallium,
653; the new dioceses and a
proposed Provincial Council,
654; war with England, 656;
Archbishop Carroll's circular,
656; Detroit, 657; Pastoral on
the restoration of Pope Pius
VII., 657; the war on the Ches-
apeake, 659; St. Inigoes plun-
dered, 660; Pastoral on the
peace, 660; death of Bishop
Egan, 661; Archbishop Carroll's
circular on nominations to New
York and Philadelphia, 662; for-
eign interference, 664; appoint-
ment of Dr. Connolly to New
York, 666; prejudice created
against Archbishop Carroll, 667;
restoration of the Society of
Jesus, 668; he appoints V. Rev.
William Du Bourg Adminis-
trator of Louisiana, 670; sus-
tains Vicar-General Sibourd,
673; last illness, 674; death,
675; funeral, 676; estimates of
his character...
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