Daniel Mannix

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Daniel Mannix was a prominent Irish-born Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne and influential political figure in early 20th-century Australia.

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instanceOf Roman Catholic archbishop
human
political activist
advocated social justice issues in Australia
birthDate 1864-03-04
birthPlace Charleville, County Cork, Ireland
burialPlace St Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne
clergyRank archbishop
continentOfActivity Australia
Europe
countryOfCitizenship Australia
Ireland
deathDate 1963-11-06
educatedAt St Patrick's College, Maynooth
linked to: Maynooth College
endTime 1963 (Archbishop of Melbourne)
ethnicGroup Irish
familyName Mannix
fullName Daniel Patrick Mannix
linked to: Daniel P. Mannix
givenName Daniel
hasNotableLegacy major figure in 20th-century Australian Catholicism
symbol of Irish Catholic influence in Australian politics
honorificPrefix Archbishop
Dr
influenced Australian Catholic community
Australian Labor Party
knownFor long tenure as Archbishop of Melbourne
powerful public oratory
languageSpoken English
memberOf Roman Catholic clergy of the Archdiocese of Melbourne
movedTo Australia
Melbourne
notableEvent World War I conscription referendums in Australia
notableFor influence on Australian Labor politics
opposition to conscription in Australia during World War I
support for Irish independence
occupation clergyman
political commentator
university administrator
politicalAlignment Irish nationalist
anti-conscriptionist
positionHeld Archbishop of Melbourne
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
startTime 1917 (Archbishop of Melbourne)
wasDeanOf Maynooth College
wasPresidentOf St Patrick's College, Maynooth
linked to: Maynooth College
yearOfMove 1913
yearsActive late 19th century–1963

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