did he also join a provincial?
Yes, Mulledy was appointed the provincial superior of the Maryland Province of the Jesuits
Thomas F. Mulledy
In October 1837, Mulledy was appointed the provincial superior of the Maryland Province of the Jesuits.
who was thomas f. mulledy? An American Catholic priest when was he born? August 12, 1794 where is he from? Virginia where did he complete his educated at? Pontificio Collegio Urbano de Propaganda Fide did he ever join the presidency? Yes, he became president of Georgetown College when was this college founded? Chartered in 1829 and by whom? The Kentucky General Assembly can you tell me some programs that are offered in this college? The Oxford Honors Program offers Georgetown College students the chance to enroll and study at Oxford University in their junior or senior year, the Christian Scholars Program encourages students to explore their faith and vocation in college, Science Honors provides funding for a 10-week summer research internship at a top institution how long does is take for a student to complete his honors in the first program? UNANSWERABLE does this college also have an academy? Yes, Maskrafters Academy for how long did the priest remain a president of this college? UNANSWERABLE who was succeeded him? By William McSherry in first presidency and by James Ryder in second presidency
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Thomas F. Mulledy [SEP] Maryland provincial
In October 1837, Mulledy was appointed the provincial superior of the Maryland Province of the Jesuits. He succeeded William McSherry, the province's first provincial, who in turn succeeded Mulledy as president of Georgetown College. His leadership of the province proved dissatisfactory to the European Jesuits in the United States who took issue with Mulledy's laxity in discipline, including failing to enforce sacred silence and permitting overindulgence of alcohol and visitation of female guests in the Jesuits' quarters. This eventually led to intervention by the Superior General in Rome, who ordered Mulledy to remedy these lapses in discipline. In 1838, Bishop Benedict Joseph Fenwick appointed Mulledy vicar general of the Diocese of Boston, which he held simultaneously as provincial superior.