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Andrea Carlo Ferrari
Andreas Carolus Ferrari la
Italian Roman Catholic cardinal and archbishop (1850–1921)
- Dated 13 August 1850 CE – 2 February 1921 CE
- Recognised as Blessed, 10 May 1987 CE
- Also called Andrea Carlo Cardinal Ferrari, Blessed Andrea Carlo Ferrari
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- 21 May 1894 CE – 2 February 1921 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop of Milan Succeeded by Pius XI Has references
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