John Aloysius Ward — (24 January 1929 27 March 2007) was a Roman Catholic clergyman. He became Bishop of Menevia in 1981, and Archbishop of Cardiff in 1983. The later years of his ministry were overshadowed by cases of sexual misconduct by priests under his authority … Wikipedia
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