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Dempsey, Michael J., 1912-1996

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Personal name headingDempsey, Michael J., 1912-1996
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Variant(s)Dempsey, James Edward, 1912-1996
Dempsey, Michael James, 1912-1996
Associated countryUnited States
Associated placeNigeria
Birth date1912-02-12
Death date1996-03-19
Place of birthProvidence (R.I.)
Place of deathDenver (Colo.)
Field of activityPreaching
AffiliationDominicans
Catholic Church. Sokoto Diocese (Nigeria)
Fenwick High School
Profession or occupationClergy Priests Missionaries Bishops
Found inPreaching in contemporary Nigeria, 2003: t.p. (Michael J. Dempsey)
OCLC, Jan. 30, 2007 (hdg.: Dempsey, Michael J., 1912-1996)
Politics and the common good, 2017: title page (The Michael Dempsey Centre for Social and Religious Research) title page verso (the Michael J. Dempsey Centre was established by the Province of St. Joseph the Worker in Nigeria and Ghana, in February 2002, in honour of the late M. J. Dempsey, O.P. [Order of Preachers], who was a founding Father and superior of the Dominican Vicariate of Nigeria, and later Bishop of Sokoto; renowned for his clear, incisive and moving preaching)
Wikipedia, February 27, 2019 (Michael James Dempsey; born February 12, 1912, Providence, Rhode Island; died March 19, 1996, Denver, Colorado; American-born bishop of the Catholic Church; born James Edward Dempsey; entered the Dominican novitiate at St. Rose Priory, Springfield, Kentucky, and took the religious name Michael; studied at Dominican House of Studies in River Forest, Illinois; ordained a priest on June 11, 1942; taught English and religion at Fenwick High School, Oak Park, Illinois, 1943-1950, while obtaining master's in English literature at DePaul University, Chicago; in 1951 he entered the missionary field in Nigeria; served as bishop of the Diocese of Sokoto in Nigeria 1967-1984)
Associated languageeng