Brady’s elevation - Papal visit would seal North peace

The announcement that Archbishop Seán Brady of Armagh is to be created cardinal at the next Vatican consistory on November 24 is warmly welcomed.

Brady’s elevation - Papal visit would seal North peace
Sat, 20 Oct, 2007 - 01:00
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The 68-year old native of Co Cavan joins Cardinals Cathal Daly and Desmond Connell in the College of Cardinals.

The announcement by Pope Benedict XVI of 23 new cardinals will bring the number of cardinals to more than 200. The three Irish cardinals will the largest representation from this island at one time in history.

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