Thomas M. McGlynn, O.P. papers McGlynn, O.P. (Thomas M.) papers 1930-1977

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Thomas M. McGlynn, O.P. papers McGlynn, O.P. (Thomas M.) papers 1930-1977

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The Thomas M. McGlynn collection consist of his writings, letters, photographs and a sculpture collection of approximately seventy original works of art.

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Phillips Memorial Library, Special and Archival Collections

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McGlynn, O.P., Thomas M.

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Thomas M. McGlynn was born May 23,1906, the son of Frank McGlynn and Rose O'Beirne. His father was a well known actor famous for his stage portrayal of Abraham Lincoln. McGlynn received the habit of the Dominican Order September 8, 1925, taking the religious name of Brother Matthew. He was ordained a priest May 20, 1932 at St. Dominic's Church, Washington, DC by Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore, Maryland. Two years later in 1934 he received his dipl...

McGlynn, Thomas Matthew, 1906-

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Sculptor and Dominican priest, Pietrasanta, Italy. Born in Petaluma, California. Attended Catholic University, Cranbrook Academy, and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. Best known for OUR LADY OF FATIMA in Portugal, portraying an apparition of the Virgin Mary as three children of Fatima saw her in 1917. From the description of Thomas Matthew McGlynn papers, 1976-1978. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122594269 ...

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