Alan Charles Clark

Alan Charles Clark (9 August 1919 – 16 July 2002) was an English prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of East Anglia. Quotes I'm now on the death track. There is a time when God lets us jump tracks. It seems strange we don't want to go to God but I think it needs a grace to see that. Further tributes to Bishop Alan Clark Independent Catholic News Quotes about Alan Charles Clark Bishop Clark exercised his theological and pastoral gifts in many ways both to his own diocese, to the Catholic Bishops' Conference, and to the wider Christian family both nationally and internationally. Truly, he can be termed a good shepherd. Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, First Bishop Of East Anglia Dies (17 July 2002) Catholic Culture Honesty and charity are sometimes difficult characteristics to hold together. Alan was an exemplar of both virtues. Alan never compromised on matters of theological truth, but we always knew that central to we are on a pilgrimage, with much to learn and discover. Peter Nott, Bishop Alan Clark of East Anglia (26 July 2002) Catholic Herald External links Category:1919 births Category:Catholics from England Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:2002 deaths