. Memorial of the life and labors of Rt. Rev. Stephen Vincent Ryan, D. D., C. M., : second Bishop of Buffalo, N. amongthem, his simple piety, his fervid devotion to rule and his lovingcharity as a superior. Called to the episcopacy, he brought with him the severe andrigid training of the regular priest, which he infused in his practi-cal work in the diocese, so that it spread and bloomed into agarden rich with sweetest flowers. Under his benign sway the Church increased and arose and priests of worthy lives ministered at the holyaltars. Convents, schools, orphan asylums
. Memorial of the life and labors of Rt. Rev. Stephen Vincent Ryan, D. D., C. M., : second Bishop of Buffalo, N. amongthem, his simple piety, his fervid devotion to rule and his lovingcharity as a superior. Called to the episcopacy, he brought with him the severe andrigid training of the regular priest, which he infused in his practi-cal work in the diocese, so that it spread and bloomed into agarden rich with sweetest flowers. Under his benign sway the Church increased and arose and priests of worthy lives ministered at the holyaltars. Convents, schools, orphan asylums, reformatories, hos-pitals were established and flourished. Stately institutions oflearning were founded and prospered. In the holy cause of temperance Bishop Ryan was a strongadvocate by precept and example. In the spread of religioustruth, the dissemination of a sound and wholesome religiousliterature, he was unwearied. His diocesan paper, the Cathouc Union and Times, felt his everstrong and fruitful support. He recognized the power and utilityof the Catholic press, and he utilized it with everv means in his. ST. FRANCIS HOME FOR THE AGED, Buffalo.
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