The impact of St. John Neumann’s priestly ministry is still felt throughout New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio. St. John Neumann against an 1854 map of the U.S. (photo: Wikimedia Commons/NYPL ...
St. John Neumann (1811-60) was born in Bohemia (which today is the Czech Republic). He studied theology in Prague, but desiring to be a missionary, headed to New York before his ordination. He arrived ...
The life of St. John Neumann, America’s first male saint, to be brought to life in new facility.The first English-language Catholic Bible printed in the United States is one of several items on ...
It was Sunday, December 11, 1921. His Holiness Pope Benedict XV published a decree in which he declared John Nepomucene Neumann, the fourth bishop of Philadelphia, worthy of veneration by the Church ...
Every time St. John Neumann failed in his daily resolutions, he became frustrated with himself, asking God for strength to overcome his imperfections. St. John Neumann was a holy priest and bishop, ...
The Archdiocese of New York filed court documents seeking approval to sell the shuttered St. John Neumann church and its six-acre Staten Island property for $15.5 million to a buyer expected to ...