Encyclopedic Dictionary of Bible and Theology

Carrucci (Da Pontormo), Jacopo SEE PONTORMO. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

Carrt, Remy a French theologian and musical composer, of the Benedictine order, was born at St. Fal, in the diocese of Troyes, Feb. 20, 1706. He was prior of Beceleuf and sacristan of the convent of la Celle, and died at the close of the 18th century, leaving, Le Maitre des Novices dans l’At de … Continue reading “Carrt, Remy”

Carrouth, James L a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church South, was born at Madison, Fla., Jan. 27, 1842. He experienced religion in 1857, and in 1859 was licensed to preach, and received into the Florida Conference. In the latter part of 1861 he enlisted in the Confederate army, and died Jan. 9, 1862. He … Continue reading “Carrouth, James L”

Carron, Philippe Marie Therese Guy a French prelate, nephew of Guy Toussaint Julien, was born at Rennes, Dec. 13, 1788. Having been vicar, then rector, of St. Germain, at Rennes, he became grand-vicar to the bishop of Nevers, and was appointed in 1829 bishop of Mans, where he instituted nuns of the Carmelite and Bon … Continue reading “Carron, Philippe Marie Therese Guy”

Carron, Guy Toussaint Julien, Abbe a French philanthropist, was born at Rennes, Feb. 23, 1760. He was tonsured at the age of thirteen, and taught the children of the suffering classes, and relieved their wants. In 1785, having been impressed by the disorder arising from beggary throughout his province, he conceived the idea of erecting … Continue reading “Carron, Guy Toussaint Julien, Abbe”

Carrollton, Charles Carroll of Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton (1737-1832) Statesman, born Annapolis, Maryland; died Doughoregan Manor, near Baltimore, Maryland. After studying at Catholic colleges abroad, he returned to America in 1156 and was given the estate of Carrollton. He aggressively defended the rights of the colonies, was a member of the Maryland Convention of 1775, … Continue reading “Carrollton, Charles Carroll of”

Carroll, Philip Clifton a Methodist Episcopal minister, was born in Mercer County, Pa., Oct. 14,1840. He was converted in 1868, and admitted into the Illinois Conference the same year. He served the Church faithfully until his death, April 24, 1879. Mr. Carroll had studied law before his conversion, thereby gaining much logical power. As a … Continue reading “Carroll, Philip Clifton”

Carroll, John, D.D a minister of the Methodist Church in Canada, was born on the Bay of Fundy, August 8, 1809. In 1818 his parents went to Toronto, where he was converted. In 1827 he entered the itinerant ranks, in which he occupied prominent stations in Canada, London, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, and elsewhere. He died … Continue reading “Carroll, John, D.D.”

Carroll, John First bishop of the hierarchy of the United States, first Bishop and Archbishop of Baltimore , born Upper Marlboro, Maryland, 1735 ; died Baltimore , Maryland, 1815 . His father, Daniel Carroll, a native of Ireland , was a successful merchant in Upper Marlboro; his mother, Eleanor Darnall, was closely related to the … Continue reading “Carroll, John”

Carroll, Henry G a Baptist minister, was born in Dublin, Ireland, in December, 1822. He was educated as a Presbyterian, and for a time was pastor of a church of that denomination in his native city. In 1867 he came to Canada, and the year succeeding to the United States. He united with the Baptist … Continue reading “Carroll, Henry G”