Former bishop of Calgary Barry Hollowell dies at 68
André Forget
September 2, 2016
Barry Craig Bates Hollowell, bishop of Calgary from 2000-2005, died at the Sarcee Hospice in Calgary, August 17. He was 68.
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Barry Craig Bates Hollowell, bishop of Calgary from 2000-2005, died at the Sarcee Hospice in Calgary, August 17. He was 68.
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So how did the error occur?
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