James Roosevelt Bayley

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James Roosevelt Bayley was a 19th-century American Catholic prelate who served as the first Bishop of Newark and later Archbishop of Baltimore, noted for his role in expanding Catholic education in the United States.

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instanceOf Catholic bishop
human
appointedAsArchbishopOfBaltimore 1872
appointedAsBishopOfNewark 1853
archdiocese Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore NERFINISHED
birthDate 1814-08-23
birthPlace New York City
burialPlace Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore NERFINISHED
consecratedAsBishop 1853
convertedTo Roman Catholicism NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1877-10-03
denomination Roman Catholic
diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of Newark NERFINISHED
educatedAt Mount St. Mary’s Seminary NERFINISHED
education Mount St. Mary’s College NERFINISHED
era 19th century
familyName Bayley NERFINISHED
givenName James
honoredBy Catholic institutions named in his memory
languageSpoken English
memberOf Roman Catholic hierarchy in the United States NERFINISHED
middleName Roosevelt NERFINISHED
notableFor expansion of Catholic education in the United States
founding and supporting Catholic schools and academies
leadership in the American hierarchy in the 19th century
strengthening the Catholic Church in New Jersey
occupation clergyman
theologian
placeOfDeath Newark, New Jersey NERFINISHED
positionHeld Archbishop of Baltimore NERFINISHED
Bishop of Newark
predecessorAsArchbishopOfBaltimore Martin John Spalding NERFINISHED
previousReligion Episcopal Church NERFINISHED
promotedCatholicEducation Maryland NERFINISHED
New Jersey NERFINISHED
relative Eleanor Roosevelt NERFINISHED
Theodore Roosevelt NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
successorAsArchbishopOfBaltimore James Gibbons NERFINISHED
successorAsBishopOfNewark Michael Augustine Corrigan NERFINISHED
wrote pastoral letters on Catholic education

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Seton Hall University founder James Roosevelt Bayley