2 Br. Daniel McConnell, 24
Haverstraw, NY, 1964
3 Fr. James Curran, 91
St. Petersburg, FL, 2012
3 Fr. Eugene DeMartini, 79
Rodella d’Alba, Italy, 1982
7 Fr. Peter Mayerhofer, 84
New Orleans, LA, 1964
7 Fr. Arthur Slomka, 85
Warsaw, Poland, 1991
7 Br. Julius Bollati, 88
Boston, MA, 1996
9 Fr. Bernard Gilliece, 86
Edmonton, AB, Canada, 2018
11 Fr. Eugene Palumbo, 91
Wayne, NJ, 2013
14 Fr. Joseph Bajorek, 95
Ridgewood, NJ, 2011
16 Fr. Angelo Joseph Louis, 85
Bronx, NY, 2001
17 Fr. William Grant, 82
Montevideo, Uruguay, 1963
19 Fr. Italo Rufo, 82
Rome, Italy, 2012
20 Fr. Gerard Pellegrino, 70
Valhalla, NY, 2006
25 Fr. Joseph Perozzi, 64
New Rochelle, NY, 1983
25 Fr. Celestine Moskal, 86
Stony Point, NY, 1985
27 Bp. William Piani, 81
Cuernavaca, Mexico, 1956
27 Br. John Chiabai, 77
Haverstraw, NY, 1964
28 Fr. Victor Andrisani, 54
Paterson, NJ, 1964
30 Fr. John Ferrazza, 63
Port Chester, NY, 1921
30 Fr. Attilio Giovannini, 71
Turin, Italy, 1981
30 Br. Benjamin Natoli, 73
Suffern, NY, 1998
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