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Jean-Marie Lustiger
ז'אן-מארי לוסטיז'ה he Ioannes Maria Lustiger la
French Catholic cardinal (1926–2007)
- Dated 17 September 1926 CE – 5 August 2007 CE
- Also called Aron Lustiger, Aaron Jean-Marie Cardinal Lustiger, Aron Jean-Marie Lustiger
bishop of Orléans
cardinal
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- 12 March 1981 CE – 14 March 2005 CE ordinaire des Orientaux de France Succeeded by André Vingt-Trois
- 31 January 1981 CE – 11 February 2005 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop of Paris Succeeded by André Vingt-Trois Has references
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- 15 June 1995 CE – 5 August 2007 CE seat 4 of the Académie française Number 23 in the sequence Has references
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