Pierre-Paulin Andrieu
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Pierre-Paulin Cardinal Andrieu (born December 7, 1849 in Seysses , France , † February 15, 1935 in Bordeaux ) was a French clergyman and archbishop of Bordeaux .
Life
Pierre-Paulin Andrieu studied Catholic theology and philosophy at the seminary of Toulouse and was ordained a priest in 1874 . After a few months as a parish chaplain, in 1875 he became the personal secretary of the Archbishop of Toulouse. From 1880 to 1901 he headed the administration of the Archdiocese of Toulouse as vicar general .
In 1901 Pope Leo XIII appointed him . to the Bishop of Marseille . He was ordained bishop on July 25, 1901, by the then Archbishop of Toulouse, Jean-Augustin Germain . On December 16, 1907, Pope Pius X accepted him as a cardinal priest with the titular church of Sant'Onofrio in the College of Cardinals and appointed him two years later Archbishop of Bordeaux. Pierre-Paulin Andrieu went down in French history as a strict representative of anti-modernism with several publications. He died on February 15, 1935 in Bordeaux and was buried in the cathedral there.
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| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| Victor Cardinal Lécot |
Archbishop of Bordeaux 1909–1935 |
Maurice Feltin |
| Joseph-Jean-Louis Robert |
Bishop of Marseille 1901–1909 |
Joseph-Antoine Fabre |
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| SURNAME | Andrieu, Pierre-Paulin |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Andrieu, Cardinal Pierre-Paulin |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French clergyman and Archbishop of Bordeaux |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 7, 1849 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Seysses , France |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 15, 1935 |
| Place of death | Bordeaux |