Thomas Weld
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Thomas Weld (né le 22 janvier 1773 à Londres et mort le 10 avril 1837 à Rome) est un cardinal anglais du XIXe siècle.
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Weld manifeste sa générosité pour les prêtres français émigrés en les accueillant dans ses propriétés. Veuf en 1815, il commence en 1818 des études pour devenir prêtre. Il est ordonné en 1821 à l'âge de 48 ans.
Il est nommé évêque titulaire d'Amiclea et coadjuteur du diocèse de Kingston au Canada en 1826. Le pape Pie VIII le crée cardinal lors du consistoire du 15 mars 1830. Il participe au conclave de 1830-1831, lors duquel Grégoire XVI est élu pape.
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- Évêque anglais
- Cardinal anglais
- Cardinal créé par Pie VIII
- Naissance à Londres
- Naissance en 1773
- Décès en 1837
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