It is with a tear in my eye that I heard of the passing of Father Liam Minogue. Father Liam was one of the most charasmatic men of cloth I encountered over my 50 years in the faith. Father came over in the 1960's with many of my favorite Roman Catholic Priests from Ireland. They were, one and all, a tribute to the faith. I will carry the treasured memory of those St. Patrick's Day parties we had when Judy and I were President and Vice President of St. Anthony's PTA. Father Liam, Father Mike Walsh, Father Brendan Williams and Father Patrick Fitzpatrick were the light of the life of Monsignor Michael P. McCorristin. Goodbye Father, the influence you had in the life of the Glover family and hundreds of others in the Hamilton/Trenton area will live on. May the Lord welcome you into his kingdom.
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Tuesday, March 06, 2007
GOODBYE MY DEAR FRIEND, FATHER LIAM MINOGUE
It is with a tear in my eye that I heard of the passing of Father Liam Minogue. Father Liam was one of the most charasmatic men of cloth I encountered over my 50 years in the faith. Father came over in the 1960's with many of my favorite Roman Catholic Priests from Ireland. They were, one and all, a tribute to the faith. I will carry the treasured memory of those St. Patrick's Day parties we had when Judy and I were President and Vice President of St. Anthony's PTA. Father Liam, Father Mike Walsh, Father Brendan Williams and Father Patrick Fitzpatrick were the light of the life of Monsignor Michael P. McCorristin. Goodbye Father, the influence you had in the life of the Glover family and hundreds of others in the Hamilton/Trenton area will live on. May the Lord welcome you into his kingdom.
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