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Tributes are being paid online after the passing of Bishop Hugh Slattery, Emeritus Bishop of the Diocese of Tzaneen, South Africa and formerly of Ballyanny, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.
Bishop Slattery passed peacefully on October 6 in the loving care of the staff of Holy Cross Nursing Home, Pretoria, South Africa.
Born in Nenagh in 1934, he was ordained Priest in 1958 and then appointed to the Diocese of Tzaneen in 1984 where he was ordained Bishop in the same year. He served as Bishop here until his retirement in 2010 and remained in South Africa until his passing earlier this week.
In a tribute to Bishop Slattery posted online by the Southern African Catholic Bishop's conference, they said "Bishop Hugh was instrumental in the writing of the book HIV/AIDS A Call to Action – Responding as Christians - inspired by the positive response he received to a Pastoral Letter he wrote on the issue.
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