John Joseph Hogan

John Joseph Hogan (10 May 1829 – 21 February 1913) was an Irish prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Saint Joseph. Quotes Oppression deprived the Irish people of the right to possess and practice their religion, of the right to hold property, of the right to hold office, of the right to serve on juries, of the right to vote at elections, of the right to receive an education, of the right to protection of law, of the right to sue or plead in their own defense. The only right oppression allowed them for a long time was the right to be shot or to be hanged. ^ And there was enough of that. Sorrows of the Old Land (17 March 1880) Quotes about John Joseph Hogan His reception by clergy and laity was most enthusiastic. Under his able administration great progress has been made in the material to well as in the spiritual upbuilding of the diocese. Christopher Linnenkamp, Diocese of Saint Joseph (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia He had an active and successful career, building up parishes in a wide and sparsely settled section of north-western Missouri. As soon as he took charge of the Diocese of St. Joseph, his zeal and earnestness gave a new impetus to the affairs of the Church there, and the same was manifest with his advent to Kansas City. Thomas Francis Meehan, Diocese of Kansas City (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia External links Category:1829 births Category:Catholics from Ireland Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:1913 deaths