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Jean-Joseph Faict (22 May 1813 – 4 January 1894) was the 20th Bishop of Bruges.

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rdfs:label	Jean-Joseph Faict (it) Johan Joseph Faict (en) Jean-Joseph Faict (fr) Johan Joseph Faict (nl)
rdfs:comment	Jean-Joseph Faict (22 May 1813 – 4 January 1894) was the 20th Bishop of Bruges. (en) Jean-Joseph Faict, né le 22 mai 1813 à Leffinge et décédé le 4 janvier 1894 à Bruges, est un prélat belge, vingtième évêque de Bruges. Ordonné prêtre en 1838, Faict est professeur au grand séminaire de Bruges avant de devenir supérieur du petit séminaire de Roulers en 1849. En février 1864, il devient coadjuteur de Jean-Baptiste Malou ; il succède à ce dernier comme évêque de Bruges en septembre 1864. Il participe au Ier concile œcuménique du Vatican. (fr) Jean-Joseph Faict (Leffinge, 22 maggio 1813 – Bruges, 4 gennaio 1894) è stato un vescovo cattolico belga. (it) Johan Joseph Faict (Leffinge, 22 mei 1813 - Brugge, 4 januari 1894) was de twintigste bisschop van Brugge. (nl)
foaf:name	Jean Joseph Monsignor Faict (en)
name	Jan Jozef Faict (en) Jean Joseph Monsignor Faict (en)
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birth place	Lys (department) First French Empire
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death date	1894-01-04 (xsd:date)
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birth date	1813-05-22 (xsd:date)
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