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Jorge María Mejía

Georgius Maria Mejía la

Argentine cardinal (1923-2014)

  • Dated 31 January 1923 CE – 9 December 2014 CE
  • Also called Jorge Maria Mejia

titular bishop
Catholic archbishop
titular archbishop

Offices on record

Coat of arms of Jorge Maria Mejia
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Overview

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Life

Roles and affiliation

Holding an office is not parentage and not discipleship.

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Offices held 6

  1. 8 March 1986 CE – 5 March 1994 CE titular bishop Has references
  2. from 5 March 1994 CE Catholic archbishop Has references
  3. 5 March 1994 CE – 21 February 2001 CE titular archbishop Has references
  4. 7 March 1998 CE – 24 November 2003 CE Prefect of the Vatican Library Number 44 in the sequence
  5. Template-Cardinal
    from 21 February 2001 CE cardinal Has references

Sources

Sources and evidence

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7 statements on this record

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  • 2 Imported Taken from Wikidata as it stands. Nobody here has read it.

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