Oscar H. Lipscomb Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Oscar Lipscomb Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Oscar Lipscomb.
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Mobile’s former Catholic Archbishop Oscar Lipscomb passed away Wednesday morning at the age of 88. His passing is a loss for area Catholics and a time for reflection for everyone as Lipscomb leaves an indelible mark on Mobile’s history.
Mobile’s former Catholic Archbishop Oscar Lipscomb passed away Wednesday morning at the age of 88. His passing is a loss for area Catholics and a time for reflection for everyone as Lipscomb leaves an indelible mark on Mobile’s history. https://t.co/MxVBOjgMsB
— NBC 15 News (@mynbc15) July 15, 2020
Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, Archbishop Emeritus of Mobile, died peacefully this morning at the residence of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Mobile, after a lengthy period of declining health. Please pray for him and all who mourn for him. May he Rest In Peace.
Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, Archbishop Emeritus of Mobile, died peacefully this morning at the residence of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Mobile, after a lengthy period of declining health. Please pray for him and all who mourn for him. May he Rest In Peace. pic.twitter.com/J18zHLv2VU
— Archbishop Rodi (@ArchbishopRodi) July 15, 2020
Sad to report that Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, 88, died peacefully this morning at the Little Sisters of the Poor residence in Mobile after a lengthy period of physical decline. Due to the coronavirus, his funeral will be private.We will post more shortly.
Sad to report that Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, 88, died peacefully this morning at the Little Sisters of the Poor residence in Mobile after a lengthy period of physical decline. Due to the coronavirus, his funeral will be private.
We will post more shortly. pic.twitter.com/FAYgliWMTw
— The Catholic Week (@thecatholicweek) July 15, 2020
Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb, Mobile’s first archbishop, passed away this morning at the age of 88. We are fortunate to play our home games at the stadium named after him. Our hearts go out to all who mourn their loss. Rest in peace.
El arzobispo Oscar H. Lipscomb, primer arzobispo de Mobile, falleció esta mañana a la edad de 88 años. Somos afortunados de jugar nuestros partidos en casa en el estadio nombrado en su honor. Nuestros corazones están con todos los que lloran su pérdida. Que descanse en paz. https://t.co/oehK8RGQ0S
— AFC Mobile Español (@losazaleas) July 15, 2020
May the soul of our dear friend, Archbishop Oscar Lipscomb of Mobile rest in peace. He and Deacon Alexander Moore prepared Kanobia and me for marriage. I am grateful he accompanied me and my family. May his wonderful works in this life, speak for him! I’m eternally grateful for his support of my work in liturgy, social ministry, and leadership.Words cannot express how much I’ll continue to miss him, Bishop David Foley, and Divine Word Bishop Dominic Carmon. It seems like just yesterday all us were gathered in the Cathedral sacristy upon my return from South Korea. #RequiescatInPace
We are still working on getting more details about the death, as family statement on the death is yet to be released.