“I love you, I am proud of every one of you and I would willingly shed to the last drop of my life’s blood for the least among you.”
SERVANT OF GOD
FATHER BERNARD J. QUINN
1888-1940
Through God’s Providential design, Bernard J. Quinn was born January 15, 1888, the same day that Pope Leo XIII canonized Peter Claver, a 17th century Spanish Jesuit missionary. Peter Claver had given his life in the service to the African slaves of Colombia, South America, by defending their human rights. Bernard Quinn did likewise for Blacks in the Diocese of Brooklyn, New York. His life would be linked to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the pre-eminent African American Civil Rights champion, who was also born on January 15th but in 1929… Continue reading – Monsignor Bernard J. Quinn’s bio
The First Pastoral Letter to the Parishioners
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Brooklyn Priest – New York Times – April 8, 1940
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About Father Bernard J. Quinn
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York
A Remembrance of Msgr. Bernard J. Quinn
Book Review on Profiles in Catholicism
