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Rome to consider sainthood for Irish Jesuit priest killed in bloody first World War battle

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 17, 5:00 AMWire: The Irish Times
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Rome to consider sainthood for Irish Jesuit priest killed in bloody first World War battle

Pope will make final decision on Fr Willie Doyle once panel of theologians satisfied he fulfilled life of heroic virtue

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