Rev. John Trobec funeral services will be held in the St. Stephen church in St. Stephen, where he has been pastor since November 1901, on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with Most Rev. Joseph F. Busch celebrant of the pontifical requiem mass. Office for the dead at 10 a.m. will precede the mass.
Father Trobec was born in Slovenia, when it was a part of Austria. He was ordained to the priesthood on August 15, 1900, by his uncle, Bishop James Trobec, then bishop of St. Cloud. He was made pastor at McCauleyville in September, 1901, and after being there a few months went to St. Stephen where he remained. He built the church there in 1903.
Surviving are: Rev. Joseph Trobec in Elk River; Sister Aquen of the Notre Dame order, in Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank Oman, Frank Trobec, St. Stephen; Jacob and Blase Trobec in Jugoslavia. Rev. Edwin Oman at the St. Cloud hospital is a nephew and Rev. Bernard Ambrozic OFM of Chicago, a cousin.
Father Trobec died December 15.
St. Cloud Daily Times (MN). Monday, December 17, 1945. page 5
Father Trobec was born in Slovenia, when it was a part of Austria. He was ordained to the priesthood on August 15, 1900, by his uncle, Bishop James Trobec, then bishop of St. Cloud. He was made pastor at McCauleyville in September, 1901, and after being there a few months went to St. Stephen where he remained. He built the church there in 1903.
Surviving are: Rev. Joseph Trobec in Elk River; Sister Aquen of the Notre Dame order, in Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank Oman, Frank Trobec, St. Stephen; Jacob and Blase Trobec in Jugoslavia. Rev. Edwin Oman at the St. Cloud hospital is a nephew and Rev. Bernard Ambrozic OFM of Chicago, a cousin.
Father Trobec died December 15.
St. Cloud Daily Times (MN). Monday, December 17, 1945. page 5
Rev. John Trobec funeral services will be held in the St. Stephen church in St. Stephen, where he has been pastor since November 1901, on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with Most Rev. Joseph F. Busch celebrant of the pontifical requiem mass. Office for the dead at 10 a.m. will precede the mass.
Father Trobec was born in Slovenia, when it was a part of Austria. He was ordained to the priesthood on August 15, 1900, by his uncle, Bishop James Trobec, then bishop of St. Cloud. He was made pastor at McCauleyville in September, 1901, and after being there a few months went to St. Stephen where he remained. He built the church there in 1903.
Surviving are: Rev. Joseph Trobec in Elk River; Sister Aquen of the Notre Dame order, in Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank Oman, Frank Trobec, St. Stephen; Jacob and Blase Trobec in Jugoslavia. Rev. Edwin Oman at the St. Cloud hospital is a nephew and Rev. Bernard Ambrozic OFM of Chicago, a cousin.
Father Trobec died December 15.
St. Cloud Daily Times (MN). Monday, December 17, 1945. page 5
Father Trobec was born in Slovenia, when it was a part of Austria. He was ordained to the priesthood on August 15, 1900, by his uncle, Bishop James Trobec, then bishop of St. Cloud. He was made pastor at McCauleyville in September, 1901, and after being there a few months went to St. Stephen where he remained. He built the church there in 1903.
Surviving are: Rev. Joseph Trobec in Elk River; Sister Aquen of the Notre Dame order, in Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank Oman, Frank Trobec, St. Stephen; Jacob and Blase Trobec in Jugoslavia. Rev. Edwin Oman at the St. Cloud hospital is a nephew and Rev. Bernard Ambrozic OFM of Chicago, a cousin.
Father Trobec died December 15.
St. Cloud Daily Times (MN). Monday, December 17, 1945. page 5
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