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- March 1954 to December 2014 (Creation)
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2 Archive boxes
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Administrative history
Founded by Margaret Fletcher (1862-1943). In 1906 a national Catholic conference was held in Brighton, and permission was given to distribute a pamphlet about the proposed league. By 1907, the Catholic Women's League had held its first general meeting under the presidency of the Archbishop of Westminster, and has sent from there a message of filial homage tp His Holiness Pope Pius X and received through Cardinal Merry del Val the Holy Father's affectionate blessing.
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Mrs T Wiseman
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CWL
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Note
In 1990 the East Anglia Branch (for the Diocese of East Anglia) had three divisions: North Area, Central Area and South Area. See Area for CWL Sections (Parishes).
The CWL material was deposited by Mrs T Wiseman (Wymondham section)
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- Catholic Women's League (CWL) (Subject)
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Sources
https://catholicwomensleaguecio.org.uk/ (accessed 29-1-2022)