Herman Joseph Alerding

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Herman Joseph Alerding (born April 13, 1845 in Westphalia , Germany , † December 6, 1924 in Fort Wayne , Indiana ) was Roman Catholic Bishop of Fort Wayne .

Life

Herman Joseph Alerding came to the United States as the son of a Westphalian immigrant family and grew up in Newport , Kentucky . He received on 22 September in 1869 by the Bishop of Vincennes , Jacques-Maurice in the country d'Aussac De Saint Palais , the sacrament of Holy Orders .

Pope Leo XIII. appointed him Bishop of Fort Wayne on August 30, 1900. He received his episcopal ordination from the Archbishop of Cincinnati , William Henry Elder on November 30 of the same year; Co- consecrators were the auxiliary bishop of Indianapolis , Denis O'Donaghue , and the bishop of Columbus , Henry Moeller .

Publications

  • A History of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Vincennes , 1885
  • The Diocese of Fort Wayne 1857 - 22 September 1907. A Book of Historical Reference 1669-1907 , [Volume 1], Archer Print. Co., Fort Wayne 1907, ( as digitized version )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b > Fort Wayne . In: Catholic Encyclopedia , Robert Appleton Company, New York 1913. (accessed January 17, 2014)
predecessor Office successor
Joseph Rademacher Bishop of Fort Wayne
1900–1924
John Francis Noll