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19 Facts About Stuart Long

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Stuart Ignatius Long was an American boxer and Catholic priest who developed a rare progressive muscle disorder.

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Stuart Long was portrayed by Mark Wahlberg in the 2022 biopic Father Stu.

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Stuart Ignatius Long was born in Seattle on July 26,1963, to William "Bill" Long and Kathleen Long.

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Stuart Long graduated from Capital High School in Helena in 1981, where he played football and wrestled.

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Stuart Long attended Carroll College, a private Catholic college in Helena.

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Stuart Long played football for two years and began boxing.

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In 1985, Stuart Long won the Golden Gloves heavyweight title for the state of Montana, he won runner-up in 1986.

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Stuart Long graduated from Carroll in 1986, with a degree in English literature and writing.

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Stuart Long experienced a religious conversion after a near-death motorcycle accident in 1992.

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Stuart Long had brain swelling and was not expected to survive, but recovered.

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However, Stuart Long felt a call to the priesthood at this time.

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Stuart Long was sent to Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he earned a master's degree in philosophy.

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However, after two years, the Franciscans encouraged Long to consider diocesan priesthood, and he was accepted as a seminarian by Helena bishop Robert C Morlino, who sent him to Mt.

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Stuart Long became despondent, but later developed a determination to live the faith with the time he had left.

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Stuart Long was ordained a transitional deacon in 2006, but seminary formators had doubts about whether he could fulfill his duties as a priest, and considered making him a permanent deacon instead.

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When he was not healed, Stuart Long was devastated and felt abandoned, but after visiting the grotto a second time, he felt a profound peace.

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Stuart Long was popular there, but had to be transferred to another parish after a year due to difficulty with the church's stairs.

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Stuart Long's parents went through RCIA and were received into the Catholic Church, and many of the healthcare workers at the care facility converted to Catholicism.

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Stuart Long was buried at Resurrection Cemetery in Lewis and Clark County, Montana.