Louis Désiré Maigret
French bishop and church leader
Born
September 14th, 1804
221 years ago
Died
June 11th, 1882
143 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Served as a bishop in the Roman Catholic Church, contributing significantly to religious education and community services. Established initiatives to promote literacy and moral teachings across the diocese. Participated actively in ecclesiastical debates and focused on pastoral care, guiding numerous parishes and clergy. Played a pivotal role in assisting the poor and marginalized through various charitable ventures.
Served as the Bishop of Bapaume
Promoted education and moral values
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