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Cleary's health deteriorated and he was bedridden for several years.Although iTunes provides a lot of efficiency for its customers in terms of data management, transfer, syncing, second storage, recovering, and much more, it is losing popularity due to its numerous unpleasant design, features, and functionalities. Patrick's Parish, Witless Bay in 1857, until his death. Cleary was appointed as the first parish priest of St. Cleary was Chairman of the First Roman Catholic School Board for Bay Bulls Educational District in 1845, and was still a member of the Board in 1862. In recognition of his work, he was appointed as Dean and he was known universally as the 'Dean.' He built a chapel, priest's house and convent at Bay Bulls and was also an assiduous promoter of schools in the area. He was very popular with his parishioners. Reverend Cleary assumed a major leadership role in the parish of Bay Bulls (which also included Witless Bay) in promoting both ecclesiastical and secular affairs. Shortly after, he was assigned as parish priest to Bay Bulls on the southern shore, in a predominantly Roman Catholic area. Nicholas Devereux, at King's Cove in Bonavista Bay. His first appointment was as curate to his aging great-uncle, Rev. An uncle, Andrew Cleary, and a great-uncle, Nicholas Devereux had already preceded him as clerics in Newfoundland. Reverend Cleary was recruited by Bishop Thomas Scallan in 1829 and arrived in St.

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While there he completed a full course of studies in Theology, and the other sacred sciences, following which he was ordained a priest, on the 19 April 1829, - Easter Sunday - by James Keating, Bishop of Ferns, in the old Cathedral at Enniscorthy. His studies for the priesthood were completed at Birchfield College, a forerunner of St. He died at Bay Bulls in 1882.Ĭleary completed his primary, elementary and high school education in the local schools, and his classical education in the Minor Seminary at Wexford. Kieran's College) in Kilkenny and was ordained at Enniscorthy in 1829 by Bishop Keating. He was educated at Birchfield (the forerunner of St. Patrick Cleary (1796-1882), Catholic priest, was born at Maxboley townland in the parish of Bannow, Ireland, in 1796.

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