Charles Amarin Brand

French archbishop and religious leader

Charles Amarin Brand - French archbishop and religious leader
Born

1920
105 years ago

Died

March 31st, 2013
12 years ago — 93 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

Links & References

Served as an archbishop in France, significantly involved in ecclesiastical matters. Led various initiatives within the Catholic Church and contributed to theological discussions. Actively participated in the development of the church's community outreach programs. Held leadership roles that emphasized the importance of faith in societal contexts.

Served as Archbishop of Bordeaux

Participated in ecclesiastical reforms

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