The above text were found on p.17, 2nd November 1895, and p.16, 10th November 1895, respectively, in “The Tablet: The International Catholic News Weekly.” Reproduced with kind permission of the Publisher. Kelly, Rector of the Irish College, sang the Mass. Stanley, the Rectors of the English and Scots Colleges, were present. His Grace the Archbishop of Trebizond, Mgr. O’Bryen was celebrated at the church of St. Sant’Andrea delle FratteĪ solemn Requiem for the repose of the soul of Mgr. O’Bryen had served on the mission in the diocese of Liverpool. The English sermons on Sundays during the season, which have been a tradition since the days of Pius VII., were delivered in other churches such as the Gesu e Maria, and one of the twin churches, which adorn the Piazza del Popolo. Andrea della Valle, parochial for the Piazza di Spagna and its neighbourhood, was that in which he heard confessions.
O’Bryen had the spiritual care of all the Catholics of English tongue, and the Church of St. Until the donation of the Church of San Silvestro in Capite to the English-speaking people, Mgr. His death was probably caused by a stroke of apoplexy brought on by the fatigue of his travels in Canada and the United States. Though believed to be suffering from apoplexy, he seemed to be in fairly good health. O’Bryen had passed many years in Rome, and had won universal esteem. The news has been received with the deepest regret, as Mgr. O’Bryen, Domestic Prelate of his Holiness, who died two days ago at Montreal. The telegraph has brought news of the death of Mgr.
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