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For the Footscray footballer, see Michael Egan (Australian rules footballer).

Michael Egan (1761 - 1814) was a U.S. (Irish-born) Catholic bishop. He was the first Catholic bishop of Philadelphia between 1808 and 1814.

Preceded by —	Bishop of Philadelphia 1808–1814	Succeeded by Henry Conwell

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	'''Michael Egan''' ([[1761]] - [[1814]]) was a [[United States of America\|U.S.]] ([[Ireland\|Irish]]-born) Catholic bishop. He was the first [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia\|Catholic bishop of Philadelphia]] between [[1808]] and [[1814]].		'''Michael Egan''' ([[1761]] - [[1814]]) was a [[United States of America\|U.S.]] ([[Ireland\|Irish]]-born) Catholic bishop. He was the first [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia\|Catholic bishop of Philadelphia]] between [[1808]] and [[1814]].