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Michael James McManus, Mike to the viewers of his twice-daily talk show on TVOntario (Channel 19), spent 13 years as a Roman Catholic priest. He gave (...)
Michael James McManus, Mike to the viewers of his twice-daily talk show on TVOntario (Channel 19), spent 13 years as a Roman Catholic priest. He gave (...)

Michael James McManus, Mike to the viewers of his twice-daily talk show on TVOntario (Channel 19), spent 13 years as a Roman Catholic priest. He gave (...)

Date4/14/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Michael James McManus, Mike to the viewers of his twice-daily talk show on TVOntario (Channel 19), spent 13 years as a Roman Catholic priest. He gave it up in 1970 to become a radio newsman but hasn't lost faith in values of Christianity.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067541F
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