Reverand Henry Haacke was born on July 26 1917 to Amandus O. and Gertrude (nee Robson) Haacke.
He was the brother to Paul R. Haacke and Helen Jean Lyon. His sister Elizabeth died as a child.
Henry grew up in West Covington and attended St. Ann's grade school and the Covington Latin High School.
Henry was ordained a Roman Catholic Priest o May 30, 1942 by Bishop Howard and said his first Mass at his home parish of St. Ann's on May 31, 1942. He was a faithful Priest for 46 years at the time of his death. Father Haacke was known to be a staunch defender of the Faith and never hesitated to speak up (sometimes loudly ) defending the Church that he loved and served.
Father Haacke loved to fly and co-founded the NAPP (National Associatio of Priest Pilots) in 1964.
He served as Editor of the Messenger for years and serverd many parishes throughout the Diocese.
He was a loving Uncle to his brother Paul's eight children and is dearly missed by them.
Contributor: Ann H (47977483) • [email protected]
Ordained a Catholic Priest: May 30, 1942
He was the brother to Paul R. Haacke and Helen Jean Lyon. His sister Elizabeth died as a child.
Henry grew up in West Covington and attended St. Ann's grade school and the Covington Latin High School.
Henry was ordained a Roman Catholic Priest o May 30, 1942 by Bishop Howard and said his first Mass at his home parish of St. Ann's on May 31, 1942. He was a faithful Priest for 46 years at the time of his death. Father Haacke was known to be a staunch defender of the Faith and never hesitated to speak up (sometimes loudly ) defending the Church that he loved and served.
Father Haacke loved to fly and co-founded the NAPP (National Associatio of Priest Pilots) in 1964.
He served as Editor of the Messenger for years and serverd many parishes throughout the Diocese.
He was a loving Uncle to his brother Paul's eight children and is dearly missed by them.
Contributor: Ann H (47977483) • [email protected]
Ordained a Catholic Priest: May 30, 1942
Reverand Henry Haacke was born on July 26 1917 to Amandus O. and Gertrude (nee Robson) Haacke.
He was the brother to Paul R. Haacke and Helen Jean Lyon. His sister Elizabeth died as a child.
Henry grew up in West Covington and attended St. Ann's grade school and the Covington Latin High School.
Henry was ordained a Roman Catholic Priest o May 30, 1942 by Bishop Howard and said his first Mass at his home parish of St. Ann's on May 31, 1942. He was a faithful Priest for 46 years at the time of his death. Father Haacke was known to be a staunch defender of the Faith and never hesitated to speak up (sometimes loudly ) defending the Church that he loved and served.
Father Haacke loved to fly and co-founded the NAPP (National Associatio of Priest Pilots) in 1964.
He served as Editor of the Messenger for years and serverd many parishes throughout the Diocese.
He was a loving Uncle to his brother Paul's eight children and is dearly missed by them.
Contributor: Ann H (47977483) • [email protected]
Ordained a Catholic Priest: May 30, 1942
He was the brother to Paul R. Haacke and Helen Jean Lyon. His sister Elizabeth died as a child.
Henry grew up in West Covington and attended St. Ann's grade school and the Covington Latin High School.
Henry was ordained a Roman Catholic Priest o May 30, 1942 by Bishop Howard and said his first Mass at his home parish of St. Ann's on May 31, 1942. He was a faithful Priest for 46 years at the time of his death. Father Haacke was known to be a staunch defender of the Faith and never hesitated to speak up (sometimes loudly ) defending the Church that he loved and served.
Father Haacke loved to fly and co-founded the NAPP (National Associatio of Priest Pilots) in 1964.
He served as Editor of the Messenger for years and serverd many parishes throughout the Diocese.
He was a loving Uncle to his brother Paul's eight children and is dearly missed by them.
Contributor: Ann H (47977483) • [email protected]
Ordained a Catholic Priest: May 30, 1942
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