Title

Richard McPartlin memorial holy card

Creation Date

1982-01-17

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Keywords

Catholic Church; Prayer; Funeral prayer cards; Ephemera; Holy cards; Memorial works

Description

Funeral prayer card for Richard McPartlin, 1927-1982. The front of the card contains a photograph of Father McPartlin. The back of the card contains biographical information and a prayer for the repose of his soul. This card was made by an unknown publisher. McPartlin was a professor of philosophy at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio).

Transcription

(back) In Memory of Rev. Richard J. McPartlin, S.J. Entered into life November 27, 1927 Entered Society of Jesus August 20, 1944 Ordained Priest June 18, 1958 Entered into Eternal Life January 17, 1982 May he rest in Peace Prayer. Grant, we beseech You, O Lord, that the soul of your servant, Richard, whom You honored in this life with the sacred functions of the Priesthood, may forever rejoice in the bliss of heaven. Through Christ, our Lord. Amen.

Language

English

Type

Image

Physical Object Format

Black and white card

Item Identifier

jmc00502_1d_01

Collection

XUA-41, Jesuit Memorial Card Collection

Recommended Citation

"Richard McPartlin memorial holy card" (1982). Jesuit Memorial Holy Cards. 40.
https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/jesuit_holy_cards/40

Rights

The Jesuit Memorial Card Collection is the physical property of Xavier University. U.S. and international copyright laws protect this digital resource. The majority of the cards in this collection were published after 1923 and therefore may not be in the public domain. Images, text, or other content downloaded from the collection may be freely used for non-profit educational and research purposes, or any other use falling within the purview of "Fair Use". However, in order to use the digital reproductions for any other reason users must have the express consent of the copyright holder. Contact Xavier University Archives to inquire about permissions to use the digital image.

Digital Publisher

Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio). Xavier University Archives