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1829-08-28
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1902-07-12
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Archbishop of Chicago
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1829-08-28
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Killenaulee, Ireland
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1865-11-12
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1902-07-12
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His Excellency, The Most Reverend
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Patrick A. Feehan
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1852-11-01
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