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Edward J. Flanagan
Edward J. Flanagan

Edward J. Flanagan, born on July 13, 1886, in Ireland, was a renowned American priest. He is best known for his compassion towards the homeless and troubled youth. In 1913, he founded Boys Town, a place that provides shelter, education, and spiritual guidance to homeless and at-risk teenagers. Flanagan's dedication to improving the lives of these children has had a profound impact on countless lives. more

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