Scanlan, Lawrence, 1843-1915.

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Catholic bishop of Utah.

From the description of Papers, 1835-1922. [microfilm]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122495641

Lawrence Scanlan was born to Paddy and Kitty Scanlan in the townland of Ballytarsna in the Parish of Boherlahan near Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland. He was baptised and christened on 29 September 1843. Scanlan attended the All Hallows missionary seminary in Dublin and was ordained a priest in 1868. He first labored in California and then entered Utah in 1873 to become the missionary rector. He served as Utah's first Catholic leader for over thirty years and his accomplishment were numerous. One of his most remembered was building the Cathedral of the Madeleine in downtown Salt Lake City. Bishop Scanlan died in 1915 and was interred in that cathedral.

From the guide to the Lawrence Scanlan papers, 1835-1922, (J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah)

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associatedWith Holy Cross Hospital (Salt Lake City, Utah). corporateBody
associatedWith Sacred Heart Academy. corporateBody
associatedWith Sacred Heart Academy (Salt Lake City, Utah) corporateBody
associatedWith Sisters of Holy Cross. corporateBody
associatedWith Sisters of the Holy Cross corporateBody
associatedWith Society for the Propagation of the Faith. corporateBody
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Birth 1843

Death 1915

English,

French

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