Thomas Martin Aloysius Burke

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Thomas Martin Aloysius Burke (born January 10, 1840 in Swinford , County Mayo , Ireland , † January 20, 1915 in Albany , USA ) was Bishop of Albany .

Life

Thomas Martin Aloysius Burke attended St. Michael's College in Toronto . Burke then studied philosophy and Catholic theology at St. Charles College in Ellicott City , Maryland and at St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimore . He received on 30 June 1864, the sacrament of Holy Orders .

Then Burke was curate of St. John's Church in Albany. In 1865 he became the pastor of this parish . Thomas Martin Aloysius Burke became vicar general of the Albany diocese in 1887 .

On May 11, 1894, Pope Leo XIII appointed him . to the Bishop of Albany. The Archbishop of New York , Michael Augustine Corrigan , donated him episcopal ordination on July 1 of the same year in the Cathedral Immaculate Conception in Albany ; Co- consecrators were the Bishop of Rochester , Bernard Joseph John McQuaid , and the Bishop of Syracuse , Patrick Anthony Ludden .

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predecessor Office successor
Francis McNeirny Bishop of Albany
1894–1915
Thomas Francis Cusack