Talk:Edward McGlynn
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"Archbishop Corrigan was zealous in his enforcement of canon law, but was not personally bitter toward McGlynn, acting against him with extreme reluctance. He expressed his joy when McGlynn was restored to the priesthood and presided over his Requiem mass. McGlynn, in turn, remained a friend of Henry George's, delivering his eulogy in 1897."
The Archives at Notre Dame suggest that Corrigan in fact did have a personal animus toward and was pretty petty.
- If you can source that better... Biruitorul (talk) 18:45, 6 May 2008 (UTC)
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