Kabbala (Kabbalah)
| System of Jewish religious mysticism |
Kafirs
| Natives of South Africa |
Kaiserchronik
| German epic poem (twelfth century) |
Kajetan Georg von Kaiser
| Chemist (1803-1871) |
Kalands Brethren
| German religious and charitable associations |
Kalispel Indians
| Important native tribe of Northwest U.S. |
Kansas
| Central Plains state in the U.S. |
Kant, Philosophy of
| Philosopher (1724-1804) |
Karinthia
| Crownland in the Austrian Empire |
Karl August Lossen
| German petrologist and geologist, b. at Kreuznach, b. January 5, 1841; d. at Berlin, February 24, 1893 |
Karl Cornely
| German Biblical scholar and Jesuit, b. April 19, 1830, at Breyell in Germany; d. at Treves, March 3, 1908 |
Karl Ernst Jarcke
| German Catholic convert (1801-1852) |
Karl Friedrich Rumohr
| Art historian, b. at Dresden, 1785; d. there, 1843 |
Karl Friedrich Savigny
| Diplomatist (1814-1875) |
Karl Johann Greith
| Bishop and church historian, b. 1807; d. 1882 |
Karl Joseph Hieronymus Windischmann
| Philosopher, b. at Mainz, August 25, 1775; d. at Bonn, April 23, 1839 |
Karl Joseph von Hefele
| Bishop of Rottenburg, b. at Unterkochen, Wurtemberg, March 15, 1809; d. at Rottenburg, June 5, 1893 |
Karl Kreil
| Austrian meteorologist and astronomer (1798-1862) |
Karl Ludwig von Haller
| Professor of constitutional law; b. August 1, 1768, at Berne; d. May 21, 1854, at Solothurn, Switzerland |
Karl Lueger
| Burgomaster of Vienna, Austrian political leader and municipal reformer, b. at Vienna, October 24, 1844; d. there, March 10, 1910 |
Karl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber
| Composer, b. at Eutin, Lower Saxony, Dec. 18, 1786; d. in London, June 5, 1826 |
Karl Moy de Sons
| Attorney, writer, b. August 10, 1799, at Munich; d. August 1, 1867 |
Karl Muller
| Professor at Dusseldorf, b. at Darmstadt, Oct. 29, 1818; d. at Neuenahr, Aug. 15, 1893 |
Karl Proske
| B. at Grobing in Upper Silesia, Feb. 11, 1794; d. Dec. 20, 1861 |
Karl von Haimhausen
| German missionary; b. at Munich, of a noble Bavarian family, May 28, 1692; d. in Chile, April 7, 1767 |
Karl von Holtei
| German novelist, poet, and dramatist; b. at Breslau, January 24, 1798; d. in that city, February 12, 1880 |
Karl von Miltiz
| Papal chamberlain and nuncio, b. about 1480, d. November 20, 1529 |
Karl Zell
| Statesman, philologist, and defender of the rights of the Church, b. at Mannheim, April 8, 1793; d. at Freiburg, January 24, 1873 |
Kaskaskia Indians
| Former chief tribe of the confederacy of Illinois Indians |
Kaspar Franck
| Theologian and controversialist; b. at Ortrand, Saxony, Nov. 2, 1543; d. at Ingolstadt, March 12, 1584 |
Kaspar Ulenberg
| Convert, theological writer and translator of the Bible, b. at Lippstadt on the Lippe, Westphalia, in 1549; d. at Cologne, Feb. 16, 1617 |
Kathleen O'Meara
| Novelist and biographer, b. in Dublin, 1839; d. in Paris, Nov. 10, 1888 |
Kaufmann
| Two brothers, Alexander and Leopold, active in 19th century Germany |
Kaulen, Franz Philip
| Scripture scholar (1827-1907) |
Kenelm Henry Digby
| Miscellaneous writer, b. in Ireland, 1800; d. at Kensington, Middlesex, England, March 22, 1880 |
Kenosis
| A term derived from the discussion of the real meaning of Phil. 2:6 |
Kenraghty
| Irish priest (d. 1585) |
Kentigern, Saint
| Bishop, founder of the See of Glasgow (ca. 518-603) |
Kentucky
| Upper South state of the United States |
Kharput
| Armenian Catholic diocese |
Kickapoo Indians
| Native American tribe of Algonquin stock |
Kieran, Saints
| Many Irish saints of this name |
Kilian, Saint
| Apostle of Franconia and martyr |
King David
| The second king of Israel |
Kingdom of Bavaria
| History and current statistics of the Kingdom |
Kingdom of God
| Signifies not so much the actual kingdom as the sway of the king |
Kingdom of Wurtemberg
| Of the German Empire |
Kingisel
| Name of two abbots who ruled Glastonbury (seventh and eighth centuries) |
Kinloss
| Cistercian abbey in Scotland |
Kiowa Indians
| Important Native American Plains tribe of the U.S. |
Kirkwall
| A parish, also a royal and parliamentary burgh and chief or county town of Orkney, Scotland |
Kiss
| Christian salute mentioned in Pauline epistles |
Klemens Maria Brentano
| German poet (1778-1842) |
Klinkowström
| Artist, author, teacher (1778-1835) |
Knights of Columbus
| Fraternal and beneficent society of Catholic men |
Knights of the Cross
| Bohemian religious order |
Knights of the Holy Sepulchre
| Secular confraternity which gradually grew up around the most august of the Holy Places |
Knights of the Redeemer
| A secular community founded in 1608 by the Duke of Mentone, Vincent Gonzaga, on the occasion of the marriage of his eldest son Francis II Gonzaga with Marguerite of Savoy |
Knights Templars
| Earliest founders of the military orders |
Knowledge
| Primitive fact of consciousness |
Knowledge of Jesus Christ
| A survey of the intellectual endowment of Christ |
Knownothingism
| A movement in American politics |
Konrad der Pfaffe
| German epic poet (twelfth century) |
Konrad Martin
| Bishop of Paderborn; b. May 18, 1812; d. July 16, 1879 |
Konrad of Lichtenau
| Medieval German chronicler (d. 1240) |
Konrad of Megenberg
| Scholar and writer (1309-1374) |
Konrad of Würzburg
| German epic romancer (ca. 1230-1287) |
Konrad Sweynheim
| Printer, b. at Schwanheim, Frankfort, Germany; d. in Rome, 1477 |
Konrad Wimpina
| Theologian, b. at Buchen in Baden, about 1465; d. at Amorbach in Lower Franconia, May 17, 1531 |
Konstantin von Hofler
| Historian; b. at Memmingen, Bavaria, March 26, 1811; d. at Prague, December 29, 1898 |
Koran
| Sacred book of Islam |
Krain
| Duchy and crownland in the Austrian Empire |
Krasinski, Sigismund
| Count, son of a Polish general (1812-1859) |
Kremsmunster
| Benedictine abbey in Austria |
Kulturkampf
| Political struggle for the rights and self-government of the Catholic Church in Germany |
Kutenai Indians
| Important native tribe of southeastern British Columbia |
Kyrie Eleison
| Greek liturgical ejaculation |
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