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French-born Catholic prelate in the United States (1761–1841)
The Right Reverend
John Baptist Mary David,
S.S. Church Roman Catholic Church See Bardstown In office August 25, 1832—March 17, 1833 Predecessor Benedict Joseph Flaget , S.S.Successor Benedict Joseph Flaget, S.S. Ordination September 24, 1785 Consecration August 15, 1819 Born (1761-06-04 ) June 4, 1761Died July 12, 1841(1841-07-12) (aged 80 )Nazareth, Kentucky , U.S. Previous post(s ) Coadjutor Bishop of Bardstown (1819-1832)
John Baptist Mary David, S.S. (French : Jean-Baptiste-Marie David ), (June 4, 1761 – July 12, 1841) was a French-born prelate of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States. He served as bishop of the Diocese of Bardstown in Kentucky from 1832-33.
Biography [ edit ]
David was born in Couëron , in the Province of Brittany (now the Department of Loire-Atlantique ) in pre-revolutionary France . At age 7 he was placed under the care of his uncle, a priest , who instructed the boy in Latin , French , and music .[1]
He entered the nearby college of the Oratorians at age 14, and later the seminary of the Diocese of Nantes , receiving the tonsure in 1778.[1] Ordained a priest on September 24, 1785,[2] Society of Saint-Sulpice (commonly known as the Sulpicians) and taught philosophy , theology , and Scripture at the Sulpician seminary in Angers from 1786 until 1790, when the French Revolution forced him to seek shelter in the private home of a Catholic family.[1]
In January 1792, seeking safety, David was part of a small group of Sulpicians who left France for the United States , under the leadership of the Abbé Benedict Joseph Flaget , S.S., landing in Baltimore, Maryland in March.[3] John Carroll to serve the Catholics of southern Maryland in Bryantown and missions in Charles County.[4] professor of philosophy at Georgetown College (1804–06), he continued to serve as a missionary to southern Maryland . He was the professor of theology at St. Mary's Seminary (1806–10) in Baltimore, where he was also acting president during 1810-11.[1]
In 1810 he moved west to serve under his colleague, Flaget, now the bishop of the Diocese of Bardstown , Kentucky , where he established St. Thomas Seminary. In 1812 he founded the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth , whose Superior General he remained almost to the end of his life.[3]
On July 4, 1817, David was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Bardstown and Titular Bishop of Maurocastrum by Pope Pius VII .[2] episcopal consecration on August 15, 1819 (the two-year-long delay due to his reluctance to accept his nomination)[3] [2] pastor of St. Joseph's Cathedral .[3] Bishop of Bardstown on August 25, 1832. However, he resigned as Bishop less than a year later, on March 17, 1833.[2] Sisters of Charity he had founded in Nazareth , where he later died at age 80 and was buried.[5]
References [ edit ]
^ a b c d "Diocese of Louisville" . Catholic Encyclopedia
^ "David, John Baptist Mary", New Catholic Encyclopedia
^ Shook, John R., "John David", Dictionary of Early American Philosophers , Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2012 ISBN 9781441171405
Episcopal succession [ edit ]
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Ordinaries
Bishops
Benedict Joseph Flaget
John Baptist Mary David
Benedict Joseph Flaget
Martin John Spalding
Peter Joseph Lavialle
William George McCloskey
Denis O'Donaghue
John Alexander Floersh
Archbishops
John Alexander Floersh
Thomas Joseph McDonough
Thomas Cajetan Kelly
Joseph Edward Kurtz
Shelton Fabre
Affiliated bishops
Guy Ignatius Chabrat
Michael Heiss
Charles Garrett Maloney
John McGill
James Ryan
John Lancaster Spalding
J. Mark Spalding
James Kendrick Williams
Churches
Cathedral
Cathedral of the Assumption, Louisville
Education
High schools (boys)
St. Francis DeSales High School, Louisville
St. Xavier High School, Louisville
Trinity High School, St. Matthews
High schools (girls)
Assumption High School, Louisville
Mercy Academy, Louisville
Presentation Academy, Louisville
Sacred Heart Academy, Louisville
High schools (coeducational)
Bethlehem High School, Bardstown
Holy Cross High School, Louisville
Special needs school
Pitt Academy, Louisville
International
National
Other
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