Father Quinn’s Perpetual Intercessory Prayer Candle
It will burn for the entire month you select for his Intercession
Black Lives Mattered Very Much to Monsignor Bernard Quinn
August 5, 2020 – By Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio
Sainthood cause for Brooklyn priest moves forward
June 27, 2019 – Lindsey Kettner – Relevant Radio – Immaculate Heart Media
Msgr. Quinn’s Sainthood Cause Advances to the Vatican
June 26, 2019 – Ed Wilkinson – The Tablet
Invite for Fr. Quinn’s Vespers Celebration on Tue 6/18/19
View Photos and videos from Vespers Celebration
January 15, 2019
The Principle of Love – Knights of Columbus – COLUMBIA – 11/2017
Pilgrims Retrace the Steps of Msgr. Quinn – June 4, 2011
Promoting a Saint from Brooklyn
Brooklyn Diocese Promotes Sainthood for Msgr. Bernard J. Quinn
Bernard J. Quinn Memorial – 1st Newsletter – 1992
Article by Fr. Quinn’s Niece to the Long Island Catholic (circa mid 1970’s)
Fr. Quinn & Bishop Molloy – 1960
Jamaican Newspaper captures Fr. Quinn’s visit to the Island
Brooklyn Priest – New York Times – April 8, 1940
8000 Pay Tribute at Quin – New York Times – April 11, 1940
2 Million Gather For Little Flower Novena – Brooklyn Daily Eagle – Feb 1930
Recorded Events of St. Therese – International – 1930
St. Therese of Lisieux and Fr. Quinn
PAST EVENTS
Black Catholics Remember Msgr. Quinn’s 129th B’day January 18, 2017
Tablet TALK: Keeping Msgr. Quinn’s Memory Alive April 19, 2016
Claverites Think Their Pastor Was a Saint April 15, 2015
MEDIA LINKS
Brooklyn Diocese Seeks Sainthood for Priest Who Fought Bigotry – New York Times – 2010
Brooklyn priest known for fighting bigotry – Catholic News Services – 2010
Sainthood push for Irish Rev. who founded church for blacks in 1922 – Daily News – 2008
priest considered for sainthood Monsignor Bernard Quinn set up orphanage – Eyewitness News -2008
Late Brooklyn clergyman one step closer to becoming a Roman Catholic Saint
By Spectrum News NY1 – Jun. 24, 2019
For the first time, a clergyman who hailed from Brooklyn, may become a Roman Catholic Saint.
The Brooklyn Diocese announced that Monsignor Bernard John Quinn, a beloved priest who died in 1940, is one step closer to becoming a saint.
Monsignor Quinn championed racial equality and founded a church that welcomed diversity. Most recently, the Bishop of Brooklyn approved the cause for canonization, declaring that he believes Monsignor Quinn was a saint. It’s a big step in the process that a local priest has been spearheading for almost three decades.
“African Americans really suffered great violations of their rights, but there was a priest that was in their corner and he was plugging for them as one man, and today his work is being recognized,” said Reverend Monsignor Paul Jervis, of St. Francis of Assisi-St. Blaise Church.
The Diocese will have to present evidence of at least two miracles attributed to him after his death. The pope will then make the final decision.
Servant of God :: Msgr. Bernard John Quinn 