Definition of Schrembs. Meaning of Schrembs. Synonyms of Schrembs

- born to George and Mary (née Gäß) Schrembs. Joseph Schrembs received his early education in Regensburg. In 1877, Schrembs immigrated to the United States...
- Review." Journal of the American Academy of Religion 54 (1986): 337–42. Schrembs, Joseph. "The Catholic Philosophy of History." The Catholic Historical...
- outside Rome. During his tenure, Schrembs erected 27 parishes in Cleveland and 35 outside the city. In 1942, as Schrembs' diabetes worsened, Pope Pius XII...
- by the Diocese of Cleveland under the leadership of Archbishop Joseph Schrembs. Around 360,000 people were estimated to have parti****ted in the final...
- seminarians. On February 20, 1937, Krol was ordained a priest by Bishop Joseph Schrembs at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. His first ****ignment was as...
- named Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Schrembs of the Diocese of Grand Rapids as the first bishop of the new diocese. Schrembs requested that the Sisters of Saint...
- 1898. Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland stated that twelve dioceses were clamoring to be the host of the next congress. Schrembs would become the Promoter...
- Joseph Schrembs, promoter of national Eucharistic congresses, died shortly after the close of the war. Archbishop Richard Cushing succeeded Schrembs in the...
- their schools, so the sister were invited to Cleveland, Ohio by Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland. Upon their arrival in May 1927, the Sisters of Charity...
- Messmer Archbishop of Milwaukee 1930–1940 Succeeded by Moses E. Kiley Preceded by Joseph Schrembs Bishop of Toledo 1921–1930 Succeeded by Karl Joseph Alter...