INDEX TO CCHA REPORT AND STUDY SESSIONS (Continued) E Earl Grey, Sask., 1975: 46-47 Eastern Townships, Que., missionary priests of (1825-1853), 1978: 21-35 See also FS, Cantons de l'Est EASTMAN, Mack, historian, 1967: 9 Ecclesiastical Titles Act (1851), 1959: 16, 21-27 ECK, Johann, Papal Legate, 1969: 57, 67 École Sociale Populaire, publisher, 1963: 43 See also FS Ecumenism – 1978: 54 Decree of Vatican 11, 1976: 67 Liturgy, 1977: 109 See also FS, Mouvement oecuménique Edam, Sask., 1979: 77-78 Edenwaid, Sask., St. John's Parish, 1975: 46; 1978: 85 Edict of Nantes, revocation of (1685), 1967: 25 Edinburgh, Scotland, 1964: 40 Edinburgh Review, 1961: 21; 1967: 30 Edmonton, Alta. – 1959: 70; 1965: 33-34; 1975: 72-73, 86-87 St. Joseph's High School, 1975: 80 Separate School Board, 1975: 79-80; 1979: 27 See also Brothers of the Christian Schools; Jesuit College; St. Joseph's College; Western Catholic, The; FS Edmonton House, Methodist mission, 1970: 23, 29 Edmundites, 1976: 67 Edmundston, N.B., 1977: 39 See also FS Edson, Alta., German Lutheran settlement, 1975: 48 See also St. John's Hospital Education – Alberta, 1979: 23-47 American, 1976: 5-21 Arctic, western, 1981: 61-77 British, 1976: 5-21 Catholic schools, 1983: 643-649 Manitoba, 1975: 8 New Brunswick, separate schools, 1970: 85-95 Newfoundland, confessional school system, 1971: 1-18 Northwest Territories, 1975: 5-28 Nova Scotia, 1970: 75-79 Prince Edward Island, 1971: 19-49 Toronto, 1982: 73-86; 1983: 591, 593-594, 597-601, 604-605, 607 See also FS, écoles séparés; Éducation Education Act, The (1944), 1976: 17 Education Bill, The (England, 1902), 1976: 15 EDWARD, Prince of Wales, heir to Edward III, 1962: 43, 47 EDWARD II of England, 1977: 87 EDWARD III of England, 1962: 41-43, 47, 56 EDWARD VI of England, 1963: 48-49 EDWARD VII of England, 1968: 83 Prince of Wales, 1971: 32 EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, Saint, 1968: 13 EGAN, James, 1978: 42 EGAN, Michael, priest, 1977: 1 8 EGAN, P., Pastor of St. Peter's Parish, London, Ont., 1978: 43 EGAN, W. J., Deputy Minister of Immigration, 1976: 35 EHRENFRIFD, Mattia, Bishop of Würzburg, 1967:69 Eikon, Montreal newspaper, 1982: 28 ELDER, William Henry, Bishop of Natchez, 1960: 35, 46-48 Électeur, L', Quebec City newspaper, 1959: 64 ELENA, Louis, c.r., 1983: 520-521, 524 ELIASON, Frank, secretary of the United Farmers of Canada (UFC), 1979: 58 ELIEZER, Rabbi, 1959:40 ELIOT, Edward, Lord Granville, 1959: 30 ELIOT, Thomas Stearns, writer, 1966: 18; 1972: 46 ELIZABETH I of England, 1959: 20, 74; 1963: 48-49, 54, 59; 1964: 42; 1965: 39,44 ELLICOTT, Charles, Anglican Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, 1973: 49 ELLIOT, John Campbell, politician, 1960: 28 ELLIS, John Tracy, Msgr., writer, 1962: 37 ELLIS, secretary of the Klu Klux Klan, Saskatchewan, 1976: 84 ELLISON, Henry John, Anglican Vicar of Windsor, chairman of Church temperance organizations, 1973: 42, 45, 48 ELMSLEY, John, 1970: 98 See also FS ELTON, Geoffrey Rudolph, historian, 1968: 97 ELVINS, a priest, 1977: 108 ELY, Mother Jerome, s.c.s., Superior of the Sisters of Charity of New York, 1977: 32 ELYOT, Sir Thomas, lawyer, 1965: 40 ÉMARD, Joseph-Médard, Bishop of Valleyfield, 1959: 59, 63-64 See also FS Emmanuel College (United Church), Toronto, 1976: 67 Emmitsburg, N.Y., U.S.A., 1977: 36-37 EMMONS, Hugh Finlay, 1976: 75-76 Empire, British, 1974: 53; 1975: 53; 1976: 86; 1977: 92 Empire Settlement Act (1922), 1976: 36 Empire, The, Conservative Party newspaper, Toronto, 1974: 38-39, 47 Encyclopedia Canadiana, 1974: 75 Encyclopédie (1753), 1972: 61-62 ENDICOTT, James, 1969: 35 ENDICOTT, James Gareth, United Church minister, 1969: 36 England – Anglican bishops and the Papacy, 1959: 14 Anglican temperance movements (1859-1873), 1973: 41-51 Constitution of, 1977: 92 Coronation oath in, 1968: 81-83 Crown,1974: 36, 51 Education, 1976: 14-15; 1965: 37 Emigrants from, 1976: 24 History, 1975: 91, 95; 1977: 77-95 Press, 1961: 9-23 Roman Catholic Church in, 1959: 13- 27; 1962: 9 Vatican and, 1959: 13; 1962: 9-24 See also Anglican Church; British Isles; Great Britain; Irish, immigration in England; FS, Angleterre English College, Rome, 1974: 10, 24 English Common Law, 1965: 37-45 English Historical Review, 1968: 91, 101 ENTREVES, Alessandro Passerin d'. See PASSERIN D'ENTREVES, Alessandro Ephesus, Council of (431), 1959: 86; 1965: 15-16 Episcopal nominations. See Catholic Church Epp, Franz Ritter von, Reich Governor in Bavaria, 1967: 58-62, 67, 72-73 Epsen, Sask., 1978: 88-89 Equador, 1959: 73 Equal Rights Association, Ontario, 1974: 36 ERASMUS, Desiderius, humanist, 1963: 47, 50, 53-61; 1966: 27, 29-30; 1968: 31, 33, 36, 41-46, 52, 55; 1970: 13, 17-19; 1971: 54 ERGHUM, Rolf, Bishop of Salisbury, 1962: 55 Erin. See Ireland ERMATINGER, Francis, postmaster at Fort Chipewyan, 1970: 52 Ermine, Sask., 1979: 85 ERNY, Adolphe, priest at Gravelbourg, Sask., 1977: 56 ERPENBECK, Klara, o.s.u., 1979: 86-87, 89 ESCHAMBAULT, Antoine, priest, historian, 1965: 63,66 Eskimos, 1970: 50, 61-63 See also FS, Esquimaux Esprit des Journaux, L', newspaper, 1972: 61,64 ESSER, Hermann, Bavarian Secretary of State, 1967: 58, 62-68 Estates Act (Quebec, 1888), 1974: 36-37, 39-40, 43, 51 Esterhazy, Sask., 1979: 78 Estevan, Sask., 1975: 40; 1979: 81 ETHERIGE, George, Oxford scholar, 1963: 48 Eton College, Oxford, England, 1974: 14 Eucharistic Prayer. See Canon of the Mass Eudists, 1961: 17 See also FS, Eudistes EUGÉNIUS III, 1968:12 EUGÉNIUS IV, 1965: 21-22 Europe, emigration from, 1975: 29-49; 1976: 24; 1977: 46, 48 See also FS, Europe centrale EUSTACE, Cecil John, 1982: 38-39 Evangelicals, abortion views, 1974: 98 Evangelism, sixteenth century Italy, 1966: 25-38 EVANS, James, Methodist missionary, 1970: 21-32, 51 Evening Express, Halifax newspaper, 1970: 72, 83 Evening Telegram, Toronto newspaper, 1978: 70, 78 Examiner, The, Charlottetown newspaper, 1960: 15; 1971: 28-29, 34, 36 Examiner, The, Toronto newspaper, 1972: 56 EYNARD, Germain, o.m.i. missionary, 1970: 55, 58, 60 EYRE, Charles, first Archbishop of Glasgow, 1964: 47 EZEKIEL, 1959: 40.