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Terence Cooke
Terentius Iacobus Cooke la
Catholic cardinal (1921–1983)
- Dated 1 March 1921 CE – 6 October 1983 CE
- Recognised as Blessed
- Also called Terence James Cardinal Cooke, Terence James Cooke
auxiliary bishop
titular bishop
cardinal
Offices on record
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Offices held 5
- from 2 March 1968 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York Number 10 in the sequence Succeeded Francis Spellman Has references
- from 4 April 1968 CE Roman Catholic Archbishop for the Military Services, USA Succeeded Francis Spellman Has references
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