Paul Joseph Nussbaum

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Paul Joseph Nussbaum CP (born September 7, 1870 in Philadelphia , † June 24, 1935 ) was an American clergyman and bishop of Sault Sainte Marie and Marquette .

Life

Paul Joseph Nussbaum joined the Passionist one received on 20 May 1894, the sacrament of Holy Orders .

Pope Pius X appointed him on April 4, 1913 as the first bishop of the diocese of Corpus Christi, founded a year earlier . He was ordained episcopal by the Apostolic Delegate in the United States, Archbishop Giovanni Vincenzo Bonzano , on May 20 of the same year; Co- consecrators were the Bishop of Newark , John Joseph O'Connor , and the Bishop of Brooklyn , Charles Edward McDonnell . The inauguration in the diocese of Corpus Christi followed on June 8, 1913.

As a result of the church persecution after the Mexican Revolution , several hundred priests and religious came to the young diocese during Nussbaum's tenure. Nussbaum established the Franciscan- run Duns Scotus College in Hebbronville , which also trained seminarians for Mexico.

On April 22, 1920, Nussbaum resigned as Bishop of Corpus Christi and was appointed titular bishop of Gerasa .

Pope Pius XI appointed him on November 14, 1922 Bishop of Sault Sainte Marie and Marquette .

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predecessor Office successor
--- Bishop of Corpus Christi
1913–1920
Emmanuel Boleslaus Ledvina
Friedrich ice Bishop of Sault Sainte Marie and Marquette
1922–1935
Joseph Casimir Plagens