John Carmel Heenan

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John Carmel Heenan was a prominent 20th-century English Roman Catholic cardinal who served as a leading church figure in Britain and participated in the Second Vatican Council.

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instanceOf 20th-century Roman Catholic archbishop
Roman Catholic cardinal
human
appointedAsArchbishop Archbishop of Liverpool
Archbishop of Westminster
appointedAsBishop Bishop of Leeds
appointedCardinalBy Pope Paul VI
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1905-01-26
dateOfDeath 1975-11-07
denomination Latin Church
educatedAt St Cuthbert's College, Ushaw
linked to: Ushaw College

St Ignatius College, Stamford Hill
Venerable English College
familyName Heenan
givenName John
honorificPrefix Cardinal
His Eminence
memberOf College of Cardinals
Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales
middleName Carmel
nativeLanguage English
notableFor conservative stance on some Vatican II reforms
leading figure of the Catholic Church in Britain in the 20th century
notableWork pastoral leadership of the Catholic Church in England and Wales
public interventions during the Second Vatican Council
occupation Catholic priest
church leader
theologian
participatedIn Second Vatican Council
Second Vatican Council, first session
Second Vatican Council, subsequent sessions
partOf Hierarchy of the Catholic Church in England and Wales
placeOfBirth England
Essex
Ilford
placeOfDeath England
London
linked to: London, England
positionHeld Archbishop of Westminster
Bishop of Leeds
Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
Metropolitan Archbishop
religion Roman Catholicism
residence London
linked to: London, England

Westminster
sexOrGender male

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