Francis Patrick Kenrick

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Francis Patrick Kenrick

Francis Patrick Kenrick (born December 3, 1796 in Dublin , Ireland , † July 8, 1863 ) was an Irish clergyman and Roman Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore .

Life

Francis Patrick Kenrick received on 2 April 1821 by Curia Archbishop Candido Maria Frattini , the sacrament of Holy Orders . Like his brother Peter Richard Kenrick later , he went to the United States and worked in the diocese of Philadelphia . He was later professor of Catholic theology at the Bardstown Theological Seminary .

Pope Pius VIII appointed him on February 26, 1830, coadjutor bishop of Philadelphia and titular archbishop of Arathia . He received his episcopal ordination on June 6th of the same year by the Bishop of Bardstown , Benedict Joseph Flaget PSS . Co- consecrators were the Bishop of Philadelphia, Henry Conwell , and the coadjutor of Bardstown, John Baptist Mary David . With the death of Henry Conwell on April 22, 1842, he followed this as Bishop of Philadelphia.

Pope Pius IX appointed him on August 19, 1851 Archbishop of Baltimore . The inauguration took place on October 9 of the same year. The Baltimore Provincial Councils were held under his leadership in 1855 and 1858. Kenrick, who was considered a respected theologian, led the archdiocese in a time of strong national divisions before and at the beginning of the Civil War .

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Archbishops of the Modern Era (1851--2012). Archdiocese of Baltimore , accessed April 10, 2018 .
predecessor Office successor
Samuel Eccleston PSS Archbishop of Baltimore
1851–1863
Martin John Spalding
Henry Conwell Bishop of Philadelphia
1842-1851
Johann Nepomuk Neumann CSsR