Maureen A. Reidy shared a story about Father Raymond Halligan, O.P.

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In Memory of

Father Raymond Ferrer
Halligan, O.P.

1933 - 2016

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Yesterday I read the obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer. I was baptized at Holy Innocents Church and my family and I remained in the parish until 1953. I was educated by Dominicans 1st thru 12th grade. I continued with the Dominicans in College, became a Dominican Sister in 1958 and am still a semiretired Dominican .

Yesterday at our Liturgy, Father Caesarone remembered him. It seems Father taught him at LaSalle. He spoke with many plaudits about him. What else would you say of a Dominican!

I have spent most of life teaching - first in Westchester County, then in Camden City, NJ. My models were always the wonderful examples I was given.

I hope Father did not suffer and yes, I am curious. What is the Pleasantville connection? Sitting in my room is a student desk from the first grade classroom. When the school at the corner was replaced, the furniture was sold. My brother PATRICK(rip) and I each purchased one to remember the good times.

May God grant you peace and God bless the Dominican Family.

With peace,

Maureen A. Reidy

220 St. Mary's Drive #312

Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

Posted by Maureen A. Reidy

Wednesday March 23, 2016 at 7:39 am