Patrick Charles O'Connor, 1929–2000 (aged 71 years)
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- Patrick Charles /O'Connor/
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Age: 1Age: 1 2/12; Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Son
1930 (aged 0)
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1888–1959
Birth: August 31, 1888
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— Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA Death: February 13, 1959 — Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA |
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1888–1930
Birth: November 3, 1888
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— Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA Death: November 17, 1930 — Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA |
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1917–1990
Birth: July 29, 1917
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— Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA Death: February 21, 1990 — Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA |
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1921–2010
Birth: about 1921
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— Alabama Death: January 4, 2010 — Mobile, Mobile County, AL, USA |
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1929–2000
Birth: March 3, 1929
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— Alabama Death: November 29, 2000 — Gulf Shores, Baldwin County, AL, USA |
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Monsignor O'Connor graduated from St. Berhard High School in Cullman, AL in 1946 and attended St. Bernard College from 1946 through 1948. He graduated from St. Mary Seminary in Baltimore, MD in 1954 and was ordained a priest of Jesus Christ on May 22, 1954 at St. Mary's Church in Mobile, AL. Monsignor O'Connor served in a variety of pastoral assignments, including Pastor of St. Andrew Church in Montgomery, Pastor of St. Joseph Church in Prattville, AL, Pastor of St. Jude Church in Montgomery, Pastor of St. Peter Church in Montgomery, and Pastor of St. Columbia Church in Dothan, AL. Monsignor O'Connor also served as Regional Episcopal Vicar for the Montgomery Deanery and was raised to a Prelate of Honor by Pope John Paul II in 1988. ‎‎[Obituary from Mobile Register]‎‎ O'Connor was a priest in Dothan before coming to the Gulf Shores church about five years ago, said the Rev. Lee O'Neil, a priest at the East 22nd Avenue church. O'Neil said O'Connor was a knight of the Holy Sepulcher, an international order responsible for the preservation of the holy lands in Israel. "He was a good man. He was a holy man. He was a humble man," O'Neil said. "He was a good priest - an excellent priest. In fact, he'll be hard to replace." O'Connor grew up in Mobile, O'Neil said. O'Connor's mother died when he was 11 months old, and he was raised by his father and an aunt, O'Neil said. O'Connor led a congregation that fluctuates dramatically throughout the year, depending upon th season. "We get the natives, the snowbirds and the sunbirds," O'Neil said. "We have three different congregations, actually." O'Connor is survived by one sister, O'Neil said. Funeral arrangements had not been announced Wednesday evening. |
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