Msgr. Hartman dies

[debraran]

tribunecontentagency.com/article/a-eulogy-for-monsignor-tom-hartman/http://licatholic.org/msgr-hartman-former-telecare-director-dies/

thenewsstar.com/story/life/faith/2016/02/19/time-must-let-loved-ones-go/80568020/
Wonderful duo they were and I still enjoy the Rabbi’s column ( a permanent bookmark) Such wonderful wisdom they both have on so many issues.

God bless Msgr Hartman and his family and friends

Nice pic of them toward the end of his life

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[christofirst]

I remember the God Squad. They focused on what Christians and Jews shared in common, and showed how people of differing faiths could work together. May Msgr. Tom Hartman rest now in the peace of Christ, and may God console his loved ones, especially Rabbi Marc.

 

[AnthonyJ]

Father Hartman said the prayers at my college graduation. I also ran into him once at a local parish. He took the time to speak to me and my friend. God grant eternal rest upon him.

 

[tawny]

Praying for the repose of the soul of this Servant of God & for his family.

 

[oldcelt]

Sad to hear this.

John

 

[ComplineSanFran]

Msgr Hartman and Rabbi Gellman were wonderful together, in public as well as in private. They showed us how it’s possible to stand side by side in faith. No judgment, no attempt at conversion, only respect and friendship.

Prayers for the Msgr and the repose of his soul, and for those who mourn him.

 

[debraran]

I teared up at Rabbi’s eulogy, they were so close, words weren’t really needed. They were destined to meet and I’m glad some will tell all the hidden things Father did like driving a great distance to help a suicidal person who found his number. He did a lot of things that are known, but he did many things in a humbleness that is sometimes lacking today.