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Patrick Clune

Patrick Joseph Clune CSsR (6 January 1864 in Ruan, County Clare, Ireland – 24 May 1935 in Perth), an Australian metropolitan bishop, was the fourth Roman Catholic Bishop of Perth and first Archbishop of Perth. Clune served continuously in these roles from 1910 to 1935.

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Profession
Cleric
Occupation
Roman Catholic bishop
Alma mater
All Hallows College, Dublin, Ireland
Born
Patrick Joseph Clune (1864-01-06)6 January 1864 Ruan, County Clare, Ireland
Buried
Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth
Consecration
17 March 1911 (Bishop)

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Early life and priestly ministry

Bishop/Archbishop of Perth

Death and reburial

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Patrick Clune

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Patrick Clune

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Alma mater · 1
Patrick Clune → All Hallows College, Dublin, Ireland
Born · 1
Patrick Clune → Patrick Joseph Clune (1864-01-06)6 January 1864 Ruan, County Clare, Ireland
Buried · 1
Patrick Clune → Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth
Consecration · 1
Patrick Clune → 17 March 1911 (Bishop)
Denomination · 1
Patrick Clune → Roman Catholic Church
Died · 1
Patrick Clune → 24 May 1935(1935-05-24) (aged 71) Perth
Diocese · 1
Patrick Clune → Archdiocese of Perth
Installed · 1
Patrick Clune → 28 August 1913
Occupation · 1
Patrick Clune → Roman Catholic bishop
Ordination · 1
Patrick Clune → 24 June 1886 (Priest)

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Patrick CluneAlma materAll Hallows College, Dublin, Ireland1.00infobox
Patrick CluneBornPatrick Joseph Clune (1864-01-06)6 January 1864 Ruan, County Clare, Ireland1.00infobox
Patrick CluneBuriedKarrakatta Cemetery, Perth1.00infobox
Patrick CluneConsecration17 March 1911 (Bishop)1.00infobox
Patrick CluneDenominationRoman Catholic Church1.00infobox
Patrick CluneDied24 May 1935(1935-05-24) (aged 71) Perth1.00infobox
Patrick CluneDioceseArchdiocese of Perth1.00infobox
Patrick CluneInstalled28 August 19131.00infobox
Patrick CluneOccupationRoman Catholic bishop1.00infobox
Patrick CluneOrdination24 June 1886 (Priest)1.00infobox
Patrick CluneOther postBishop of Perth (1910–1913)1.00infobox
Patrick ClunePredecessorMatthew Gibney1.00infobox
Patrick CluneProfessionCleric1.00infobox
Patrick CluneProvincePerth1.00infobox
Patrick CluneSuccessorRedmond Prendiville1.00infobox
Patrick CluneTerm ended24 May 19351.00infobox

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