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From Camden's youngest city attorney to papal knight, Martin McKernan left a lasting legacy

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From Camden's youngest city attorney to papal knight, Martin McKernan left a lasting legacy — Collegeville Community news

Camden County dedicated a $22 million housing center to Martin McKernan, a longtime attorney who advised five Catholic bishops and served Camden for decades.

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