preconized

He was preconized on 8 January, 1866, and enthroned on 22 April of the same year.

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In 1889 he was chosen procurator-general of his order, and in July, 1892, was preconized titular Bishop of Lacedonia.

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Bishopric of Angers, was preconized on 19 January, and consecrated on

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913

He was consecrated at Rome, 15 August, of the same year, preconized on 9

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It may be added that the Abbots nullius dioecesis are preconized by the Pope in a public consistory, and that, within the territory over which they exercise jurisdiction, their name, like that of a diocesan, is inserted in the canon of the

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913

Dec., 1874; chaplain of the Florianopolis hospital and canon of the imperial chapel; elected Bishop of Goyaz, 23 Jan., 1891, and consecrated on 8 Feb., 1891; preconized Bishop of Uberaba, 19 Dec.,

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The last bishop, Bartolomeo de Martyribus, a Carmelite of Sandomir, was preconized on 8 March, 1816, and died in 1847.

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Moulins; and des Gallois de la Tour, who exercised in that city the functions of vicar-general to the Bishop of Autun, was appointed bishop, but had not been preconized when the Revolution broke out in

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913

In 1828 Andreas Klagiewicz was appointed administrator; he was sent to the interior of Russia during the Polish insurrection of 1831, and returned to Vilna in 1832, was preconized Bishop of Vilna in 1839, and took possession of the see on

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Archbishopric of Paris but died about three weeks after being preconized.

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