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England, John

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England, John (1786-1842)

Irish-born US Catholic prelate. As bishop of the missionary diocese of Charleston, South Carolina, he was known as a progressive who sought to counter anti-Catholic prejudice and champion the separation of church and state.

He was born in Cork, Ireland and became prominent in Ireland as a pastor, preacher, editor, and defender of Irish rights before going to the USAc. He founded and became editor of the USA's first Catholic weekly, the United States Catholic Miscellany.



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