Clare-born priests of P'burgh PA: Murphy, O'Rourke, Halloran
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 12:32 pm
From the Historic Pittsburgh site at http://digital.library.pitt.edu/p/pitttext/
Rev. Martin Murphy (b. 1830 Ennis) p. 323
Brief biographical sketches of the deceased bishops and priests who labored in the diocese of Pittsburgh; from the earliest times to the present. By the Rev. Andrew Arnold Lambing
Rev. John Aloysius O'Rourke p. 139
Rev. Patrick B. Halloran (b.c. 1845 Broadford, d. 1871) p. 262
A history of the Catholic church in the dioceses of Pittsburg and Allegheny from its establishment to the present time. By Rev. A.A. Lambing. Publication Info: New York : Benziger brothers, 1880.
The third screenshot below is a bit truncated, as the description starts with a non-Clare priest who preceded Fr. Martin Murphy at the involved church, and then finishes with a description of Fr. Halloran, for whom (due to size limitations) I show only the first part.
posted by Sharon Carberry, not related
Rev. Martin Murphy (b. 1830 Ennis) p. 323
Brief biographical sketches of the deceased bishops and priests who labored in the diocese of Pittsburgh; from the earliest times to the present. By the Rev. Andrew Arnold Lambing
Rev. John Aloysius O'Rourke p. 139
Rev. Patrick B. Halloran (b.c. 1845 Broadford, d. 1871) p. 262
A history of the Catholic church in the dioceses of Pittsburg and Allegheny from its establishment to the present time. By Rev. A.A. Lambing. Publication Info: New York : Benziger brothers, 1880.
The third screenshot below is a bit truncated, as the description starts with a non-Clare priest who preceded Fr. Martin Murphy at the involved church, and then finishes with a description of Fr. Halloran, for whom (due to size limitations) I show only the first part.
posted by Sharon Carberry, not related