American improvement, 75;
growth checked, 76; old-
fashioned Churches, 75; Broad
Church, 82; characteristics,
83; Cathedral centres, 84;
Recollections, St. Paul's, 84;
danger of luxury, 94; cere-
monial, 187. (See RITUAL)
COLENSO, Bishop, 83
COMMUNITY OF THE RESURREC-
CONFESSIONS, private, 77; judg-
ment of Father Prescott, 77;
Anglican authority for, 77;
English Confessors, 132; de-
fence of confession, 133;
qualities of Confessor, 133;
abiding sorrow, 135, 142;
Anglican and Roman dif-
ferences, 143; place for
confessions, 143; scriptural ar-
guments, 144; Apostles' au-
thority, 144; in Hebrew
dispensation, 146; absolution
free, 146; necessity of con-
fession, 147
CONFRATERNITY BLESSED SAC-
RAMENT, 207
CONVERSION, necessity for, 133;
abiding sorrow, 135; holy
fear, 136
CONVOCATION, 84
COUNCILS, 269
COWLEY FATHERS' MISSION, 84,
92; Father Grafton released
from, 51, 52; Indian growth, 95
CRAIK, 80
CRAPSEY, 83
CREED, 73; Nicene, 73; Apos-
CROSSWELL, 21, 22, 79
CUMMINGS, Dr., 81
DAFTER, Dr., 154
DANA, Hon. RICHARD H., 77
DE KOVEN, Dr., 80
DESCARTES, 292
DOANE, Bishop, 76
DOMINIC, ST., 89
DUPANLOUP SYSTEM, 118
EASTBURN, Bishop, 75; opposi-
tion to decoration, 75; litiga-
tion, 77, 102
EASTERN CHURCH, 251
EASTERN ORIGIN LITURGY, 72
EDSON, Dr., 75
EPISCOPATE, 53; independent
from civil government, 72;
American obtained, 72
EUCHARIST, 264; importance of
recognition of, 72; supreme
worship, 306
FILIOQUE, 260, 268; Eastern
Church view, 86
FOND DU LAC DIOCESE, 154;
birth of Diocese, 154; poverty,
154; struggles of Bishop, 154,
156; Sta. Monica's School,
157; diocesan foreign missions,
157, 158; early disasters, 158;
Bishop Brown's death, 159;
financial perplexities of Dio-
cese, 163; Bishop's courageous
faith, 165; interest in Indians,
165 (see Oneida); many na-
tions represented, 165, 170;
adaptation of service, 171;
Old Catholics, 170, 171; edu-
cational works, 174; Grafton
Hall built, 175; fine condi-
tion, 176; scope of work, 176;
far-reaching influence, 176;
the Cathedral, 177; rented
pews relinquished, 177; Church
becomes Cathedral, 178; stat-
utes drawn up, 178; govern-
ment of Cathedral, 178; work
of Sisterhood (see Sisterhood
Holy Nativity); Clergy, 190;
denominational friendliness,
191; increase of Clergy, 198;
diocesan building, increase,
199; struggles for mainte-
nance, 199; improvement in
Diocese, 200, 201; catholicity
of Diocese, 202
FRANCIS OF ASSISI, ST., 89;
St. Francis of Sales, 90, 137
FRANCIS, ST., DE CHANTAL, 100
GALILEO, 183
GARDNER, Father, 193
GENERAL CONVENTION, 76
GERRY, Hon. ELBRIDGE T., 316
GRAFTON, Father, birth, I;
childhood, 54, 55, 56; educa-
tion Boston Latin School, 3;
Phillips Andover Academy, 3;
Harvard Law School, 5, 22;
England, 9; confirmed, 53;
belief in catholicity of the
Church, 6; Dr. Pusey, 10;
O'Neil, Benson, Prescott, 9;
London Mission, 11, 40; can-
didate for Holy Orders, 7, 30;
inner life, 21, 29, 57; inward
struggles and questionings, 58,
59; religious faith, 23, 26, 27,
28; retreat, 37; ascetic life,
62, 63, 64; illness, 65; prayer
for a Cross, 65, 66, 67, 68;
drawing to religious life, 94;
returns to America, 95; object
in English visit, 108; success-
ful parish methods, 114; parish
visiting, 114; manner of in-
struction, 115; parish socials,
115, 116; method with rich,
116; ordained Priest, 7; Cu-
rate in Maryland, 7, 8, 31;
instruction on Ritual, 117;
work among children, 117, 118,
119, 120; brightness in teach-
ing, 120; new development of
spiritual life, 121; children's
Eucharists, 124; parochial
mission, 125; conferences of
Missioners, 126; methods of
work, 128; O'Neil's "Cru-
sade," 128; call to Fond du
Lac, 160; consecration, 53;
early financial difficulties, 163,
165; writings, 196; steadfast-
ness of Bishop, 197, 198;
never-failing activity, 202;
Bishop's personal example,
203; singleness of purpose,
206; influence outside Dio-
cese, 207; résumé of work in
Wisconsin, 207; escapes from
dangers, 207, 208; visit to
Russia, 253 et seq.; death of
Bishop, 308; obsequies, 308;
In Memoriam, 310; Father
Huntington's appreciation,
311; Bishop Webb's tribute,
314, 315; the translation, 316;
portion of sermon, 319, 323
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