John McHale

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John McHale was a 19th-century Irish Roman Catholic archbishop of Tuam known for his staunch defense of Irish nationalism, the Irish language, and Catholic rights.

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instanceOf Irish nationalist
Roman Catholic archbishop
human
activeIn 19th century
advocatedFor Catholic emancipation
Irish cultural revival
use of Irish in education
burialPlace Tuam Cathedral
canonizedBy none
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
dateOfBirth 1791-03-06
dateOfDeath 1881-11-07
diocese Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tuam
linked to: Archdiocese of Tuam
educatedAt Maynooth College
ethnicGroup Irish people
familyName McHale
givenName John
hasHonorificPrefix Archbishop
Most Reverend
hasParticularReligiousRole metropolitan archbishop
knownAs Seán Mac Éil (Irish form of name)
knownFor conflicts with British authorities over education policy
support for the Repeal movement
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned English
Irish
memberOf Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
movement Irish nationalism
notableFor defense of Catholic rights
defense of Irish nationalism
promotion of the Irish language
occupation clergyman
theologian
writer
opposedTo British rule in Ireland
placeOfBirth County Mayo
placeOfDeath Tuam
positionHeld Archbishop of Tuam
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Tuam
sexOrGender male
supported Daniel O'Connell
linked to: Daniel O’Connell
wroteAbout Catholic doctrine
Irish language
Irish political issues

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John McHale (bishop) name John McHale