Bernard Longley
English Church prelate and Archbishop
Born
April 5th, 1955
70 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Ordained as a priest in 1982 and later became a bishop. Appointed as the Archbishop of Birmingham in 2009, holding a significant leadership role within the Catholic Church in England. Engaged in numerous ecumenical dialogues and initiatives aimed at fostering unity among different Christian denominations. Oversaw pastoral care and support within a large archdiocese. Participated in various national meetings on religious affairs and social issues.
Served as the Archbishop of Birmingham
Ordained as a bishop in 2003
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