Antonio Agliardi
Italian cardinal and church leader
Born
September 4th, 1832
193 years ago
Died
1915
110 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Italy
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Antonio Agliardi served as a significant figure in the Catholic Church during the 19th century. Ordained as a priest, Agliardi held various ecclesiastical positions, including serving as a bishop. His leadership in the church extended to participation in the First Vatican Council, which addressed fundamental issues regarding church governance and doctrine. Agliardi focused on pastoral care and ecclesiastical administration throughout his ministry, contributing to the church's efforts in spiritual guidance and community outreach.
Served as a bishop and cardinal in the Catholic Church
Participated in the First Vatican Council
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