John Cuthbert Hedley

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Bishop John Cuthbert Hedley (b. 1838, Morpeth, Northumberland - d. 11 November 1915), a British cleric and writer, was educated at Ampleforth College.

A member of the Benedictines he succeeded Bishop Brown as Bishop of Newport and Menevia.

[edit] Posthumous

Shortly after his death the diocese became the Archdiocese of Cardiff.

[edit] Bibligraphy (partial list)

  • The Christian Inheritance: Set Forth in Sermons
  • Lex Levitarum: Or, Preparation for the cure of souls
  • Lex Levitarum with the Regula Pastoralis
  • The Light of Life: Set Forth in Sermons
  • Our Divine Saviour and other Discourses
  • A Retreat 33 Discourses with meditation for the Use of the Clergy, Religious, and Others

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