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Marie Pierre, p.orat., b. at Cernay, Upper Alsace,
Germany, 21 April, 1852. Education; Free College,
Colmar, Alsace; St. Sulpice and Sorbonne, Paris.
Entered the French Oratory 1873; ordained 1876;
has held the posts of librarian, archivist and professor
of history and exegesis in the scholastioate, The
Oratory, Paris; editor of "Revue d'Alsaoe" 1899-
- vicar-general and canon, diocese of Langres,
France; resident at Coknar, ALsaoe; chaplain of the 30^ division, 1914- . Awarded the Prix Botta
by the French Academy, 1909. Member of: Acad^mie Stanislas ^Nancy); Academy of Metz; Academy of Besangon; Academy of Grenoble; Society of the History of France. Author of about two hundred works on Jansenism, history of the Oratory and Alsatian history; collaborator in: Vacant, "Diction- naire de Th^ologie Cathohque"; Vigouroux, "Dic- tionnaire de la Bible"; Cabrol, "Diotionnaire d'arch^ologie chr^tienne et de liturgie"; BaudriUart, "Diotionnaire d'histoire et de g^ographie eccMsi- astiques"; founder and director, with Mgr. Duchesne, of "Bulletin critique"
ARTICLES: B^rulle, Piehue de, Cardinal; Bourgoing, Francois; Morin, Jean; Oratory, French Congregation of the; Thomassin, Lotris; Valroger, Htacinthe de.
Irwin, Reverend Francis Joseph, s.j., b. at Rathmoyle, Co. Roscommon, Ireland, 1869. Educa- tion: Stonyhurst College and St. Mary's HaU, Blackburn; Manresa, Roehampton, London; St. Bueno's College, St. Asaph, Wales. Entered the Society of Jesus 1889; ordained 1902; former professor of Classics and mathematics at Stonyhurst CoUege, Blackburn (four years), and at Wimbledon College, London (two years); secretary to the rector 1909- 1915, professor of Classics, 1915- , Stonyhurst College, Blackburn. Contributor of zoological articles to various magazines; editor of "Stonyhurst Maga- zine" (since 1909).
ARTICLE : Stonyhurst College.
Isenberg, Reverend Anthony F., b. at Trier, Germany, 25 March, 1879. Education: Gymnasium and St. Nicholas Seminary, Trier; American College, Louvain, Belgium. Ordained 1902; assistant pastor at New Orleans, Louisiana, 1902; formerly assistant editor and (1906-1909) editor-in-chief, "Morning Star", New Orleans; rector, St. Michael's Church, Crowley, Louisiana, 1909- . Has contributed to German and American periodicals.
ARTICLE: Gayarr^, Charles-Etienne-Arthoh.
Isenring, Reverend John James, o.s.f.s., b. at Uznach, St. GaU, Switzerland, 31 August, 1862, son
of John James Isenring and Mary Katherine
Bach tiger. Education: elementary and high schools,
Uznach; Benedictine College, Engelberg, under
Abbot Scherer; Maria Hilf College, Schwyz, under
Drs. Huber, Kind and Willi and Monsignor Krucker,
Switzerland; University of Innsbruck, under Dr.
Bickell and Fathers Hurter, Jungmann, Grisar,
Noldin, Biederlack, and Nilles; St. Luzi Seminary,
Chur, Switzerland, under Drs. Schmid von Griineck,
Huonder, Kind, and Niederberger. Entered the
Capuchin Order, leaving after five weeks on account
of ill health, 1882; entered Oblates of St. Francis
de Sales 1887; assistant novice master, Salesianum,
Troyes, France, 1888-1889; ordained 1889; superior,
Salesianum, and chaplain. Visitation Convent,
Walmer, England, 1889-1896; acting chaplain to
the Forces, Dover, (1896) and Aldershot (1896-
1897), England; chaplain, Mt. de Chantal Visita^
tion Convent, Wheeling, West Virginia, 1897-
1898; chaplain. Visitation Convent, Wilmington,
Delaware, 1898-1907; novice master, Salesianum,
Wilmington (1903-1907), and at the transferred
novitiate, Childs, Maryland (1907- ). Made
first foundation of Oblates of St. Francis de Sales in
the United States, Wilmington, 1903. Author of:
"Treatise on Sacred Eloquence according to St.
Francis de Sales"; "Biblical Hermeneutics with
special regard to the teaching of St. Francis de Sales";
"Spiritual Directory for People in the World"
(translated from the French) (2 eds.); edited: Pernin,
"Spiritual Directory for Priests"; "Life of Ven.
Mother Mary de Sales Chappuis"; contributor to:
"Maria-Hilf" (Paderborn); "St. GaUer Volksblatt"
(LTznach); "Filrstenlander" (Gossau); "Herold des
Glaubens" (St. Louis); "Annales Salfeiennes"
(Paris); "CathoUc Times" (Liverpool); editor (since
1906) of "Echo of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales".
ARTICLES: Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales; Orange
River, Vicariate Apostolic of.
Isidore, Brother (William Kuppel), c.p.x., b. at Bodman, Baden, Germany, 23 April, 1853. Education: St. Xavier's College, Louisville, Ken- tucky. Came to Louisville 1865; entered the Congregation of St. Francis Xavier 1866; teacher, St. Xavier's College, Louisville, Kentucky, 1870- 1885; prefect of studies and discipline (1885-1904) and director (1904^1907), Mt. St. Joseph's CoOege, Baltimore, Maryland; provincial of the Xaverian Brothers in America, resident at Baltimore, 1907- . Educator for forty-five years; American delegate to General Chapters of his order, Bruges, Belgium, 1905, 1911. Author of "Knock at the Door", booklet.
ARTICLES: Ryken, Theodore James; Xaverian Beothehs.
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