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Czartoryski, August (CZARTORISKI, AUGUST)
Polish priest, b. in Paris on 2 Aug. 1858, d. at Alassio on 8 Apr. 1893, one year after his priestly ordination. His princely house was intimately linked to… -
Czech National Church (CHIESA NAZIONALE CECA)
CHIESA NAZIONALE CECA: v. BOEMI, FRATELLI. -
Czechoslovakia (CECOSLOVACCHIA)
I. GEOGRAPHY. - The Czechoslovak State was born in Oct. 1918 from the dismemberment of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and was organized as a unitary… -
Czerny, Albin
Historian, b. 19 Feb. 1821 in Vienna, d. 7 July 1900 at St. Florian. Having entered the abbey of St. Florian in 1841, he was a professor and librarian there.… -
Czerny, Karl
Musician, b. in Vienna on 20 February 1791, d. there on 15 July 1857. A celebrated pianist, a pupil of Beethoven and teacher of a host of illustrious… -
Czerski, Johann
Apostate Catholic priest, b. at Warlubien (West Prussia) on 12 May 1813, d. at Schneidemühl on 22 Dec. 1893. He studied at Posnan, where he was ordained a… -
Częstochowa, Diocese of (CZĘSTOCHOWA, DIOCESI DI)
In Poland, erected on 28 Oct. 1925. Suffragan of Kraków. First bishop: Teodor Kubina. Area 9,443 sq km, population 1,028,000, of whom Catholics 1,016,000.… -
Czesław of Poland (of Silesia), Blessed (CESLAO DI POLONIA (DI SLESIA), BEATO)
Dominican, b. in 1180 at Gross-Stein in Upper Silesia, d. at Wrocław on 15 July 1242. Late accounts call him a companion, and Bzovio makes him a brother, of… -
Czolbe, Heinrich
German philosopher, b. in Königsberg on 30 Dec. 1819, d. there on 19 Feb. 1873. He belongs to the school of materialist physicians led by J. Moleschott and G.…