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Antonio Samorè
Antonius Samorè la
Catholic cardinal and apostolic nuncio (1905–1983)
- Dated 4 December 1905 CE – 3 February 1983 CE
- Also called Antonio Samore, Antonio Cardinal Samorè
Apostolic Nuncio to Colombia
Catholic archbishop
titular archbishop
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26 June 1967 CE – 12 December 1974 CE cardinal priest - 12 December 1974 CE – 3 February 1983 CE Cardinal-bishop of Sabina-Poggio Mirteto Succeeded by Agnelo Rossi Has references
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