ST. JOSEPH'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
10th & Mechanic Street

St. Joseph's Parish in World War II - Newsletters

Click the link above to read three of the parish bulletins from the war years. These are dated November 29, 1944; February 7, 1945, and "VE edition", which would be May 1, 1945.  

Phil Cohen
July 2009

For more on the men lost while serving, visit the Camden County World War II War Dead Index, which is set up alphabetically. Every soldier, sailor, and airman from St. Joseph's Church lost in World War II has a memorial web-page which can be accessed from the index.

For more on the men lost while serving, visit the Camden County World War II War Dead Index, which is set up alphabetically. Every soldier, sailor, and airman from St. Joseph's Church lost in World War II has a memorial web-page which can be accessed from the index.

For more on the men lost while serving, visit the Camden County World War II War Dead Index, which is set up alphabetically. Every soldier, sailor, and airman from St. Joseph's Church lost in World War II has a memorial web-page which can be accessed from the index.

St. Joseph's Parish in World War II - PHOTOS

A slide presentation of photos of men and women who were serving with the United States armed forces during World War II. This presentation was compiled and first shown at St. Joseph's Church in June of 2009 in commemoration of Armed Forces Day.

If you would like to download this in PowerPoint format, click here.

St. Joseph Church
Honoring Those Who Serve America

1943 SERVICE FLAG of St. Joseph Church

POLISH HEROES WAR MEMORIAL at COOPER RIVER PARK

The CASIMIR PULASKI MONUMENT